This page lists 74 prop trading firms that sell funded account challenges to forex, futures and crypto traders. The counters at the top show the scale of what sits behind the list: 74 firms, 1K challenges, 579K reviews and 46 offers. You can switch between the Firms, Challenges, Offers and Reviews tabs, sort by Popular, Favorite or New, and narrow the list with filters. Each firm links to its own review. That review has the full challenge rules and prices. For firms we have checked, it also has a section explaining how the check was done.
How to use the filters and the firm list
Start with the market tabs. Futures firms usually run evaluations on platforms such as Tradovate, Rithmic or NinjaTrader. Forex and CFD firms tend to use MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, Match-Trader or TradeLocker. The platform filter keeps only firms that support the software you already use. The rating filter has three steps: 4.5+, 4.0+ and 3.5+. The country filter groups firms by country, from the United Kingdom and United States to St. Lucia and the United Arab Emirates. Years in operation splits firms into under 2, 2 to 5 and 5+.
Payout frequency is the least uniform field. Firms describe it in their own words, so you will see entries like daily, bi-weekly, every 14 days or on demand. Some tie payouts to a set number of winning days with a minimum profit on each day. Read those conditions closely before you treat two firms as equal.
Where the data and scores come from
Firm data on Fintrev comes from each firm’s own website. Our Data Research Team has checked 73 prop firms. For each one, we open the official site in a real browser from a server in Tallinn, Estonia, at desktop and phone sizes, and keep the page text and screenshots. A language model pulls out prices and rules together with an exact quote. Code keeps a fact only if that quote appears word for word on the captured page. This process recorded 736 prop firm account prices. Where a firm shows a price only after login or after configuring an account, we record no price and say so.
The prop firm score runs from 0 to 10. It weights Trustpilot rating 35%, Trustpilot review volume 10%, highest profit split 15%, fastest payout schedule 10%, years in business 15%, and price of the main challenge per $10,000 of account size 15%. A missing input counts as half marks, not zero. Code computes the score, and editors do not adjust it by hand. Details are in our methodology.
Offers, payouts and what to check before you pay
The discount codes list shows the code and discount each firm advertises. We do not buy challenges, so we cannot confirm that a code works at checkout. Check the final price on the firm’s own page before paying, and see whether the discount also covers resets or activation fees. The payouts leaderboard ranks firms by reported payouts and reported processing time. Treat these as reported figures, not as a promise of how your own withdrawal will be handled.
A discount only helps if the rules suit how you trade. Compare drawdown type, profit targets, consistency rules and minimum trading days in each firm’s review. Trading futures, forex, CFDs and crypto carries a real risk of loss, and a challenge fee is usually gone if you break a rule. Fintrev has no paid partnerships or affiliate links, and no firm can pay for its position here.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Are the discount codes on this page affiliate codes?
No. Fintrev currently has no paid partnerships and no affiliate links, and no firm can pay for a review, a score or a ranking position. Links to firms go to their official sites. We do not buy challenges ourselves, so we cannot confirm that a code works at checkout. Check the final price on the firm's own page before you pay.
How is the prop firm score calculated?
Code computes it on a 0 to 10 scale from recorded data. The weights are Trustpilot rating 35%, Trustpilot review volume 10%, highest profit split 15%, fastest payout schedule 10%, years in business 15%, and price of the main challenge per $10,000 of account size 15%. A missing input counts as half marks, and editors do not change scores by hand.
Why does a firm show no price for some accounts?
Some firms only show a price after you log in or configure an account. Our checks take prices only from the firm's public pages. A price counts only if its exact wording appears in the captured page text. When a price sits behind a login or a configuration step, we say so and leave the price blank rather than guess.
Have you traded with or been funded by these firms?
No. We open each firm's official site in a browser, keep its page text and screenshots, and take prices and rules from that text. Where a sign-up start is reachable without an account, we note whether an account is required first. We do not open accounts, buy challenges, trade, request payouts or contact support, so our reviews describe published rules rather than personal results.
