A proprietary trading firm-often called a prop firm-uses its own capital to fund traders.
Instead of risking your personal money, you trade simulated accounts, and if you prove
you can follow the rules and generate profits, you get access to a funded account and
keep a large share of the profits.
In short: You prove your skills, we provide the capital.
What Does a Prop Firm Do?
Prop firms look for disciplined traders who can manage risk and trade consistently.
They provide the trading accounts, technology, and infrastructure.
You provide the skill, strategy, and execution.
The firm provides
the capital
You trade in a
simulated environment
If you meet the requirements
You get funded and
keep the profits
How Does It Work?
While every firm has its own rules, the general path looks like this:
1. Choose a Challenge
Pick a program and
account size.
2. Prove Your Skills
Hit the profit target while
following the rules.
3. Get Funded
Once approved, you’ll receive your funded account.
4. Get Paid
Request payouts and
keep up to 95% of the profits.
Our goal is simple: find traders who can be consistent and protect capital.
If you can do that, the profits will follow.
Why Do Prop Firms Exist?
Most retail traders don't have enough capital to grow meaningfully.
Prop firms bridge that gap. We take on the risk so you can focus on what matters-trading.
- You avoid risking your personal money.
- You get access to significantly more simulated capital.
- You can build a long-term trading career.
- The firm grows when you grow. It's a true partnership.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do prop firms use real money?
A proprietary trading firm-often called a prop firm-uses its own capital to fund traders.
Instead of risking your personal money, you trade simulated accounts, and if you prove
you can follow the rules and generate profits, you get access to a funded account and
keep a large share of the profits.
How much can I earn with a prop firm?
A proprietary trading firm-often called a prop firm-uses its own capital to fund traders.
Instead of risking your personal money, you trade simulated accounts, and if you prove
you can follow the rules and generate profits, you get access to a funded account and
keep a large share of the profits.
Do I need previous trading experience?
A proprietary trading firm-often called a prop firm-uses its own capital to fund traders.
Instead of risking your personal money, you trade simulated accounts, and if you prove
you can follow the rules and generate profits, you get access to a funded account and
keep a large share of the profits.
Where disciplined
traders get funded.
- Up to 95% Profit Split
- Manage up to $500K
- Refundable Challenge Fee
- No Time Limit to Pass
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