Futures prop firms let traders operate simulated accounts funded by the firm, keeping a share of any profit they generate under a defined set of rules. The trader pays an evaluation fee for access to the program. Most attempts do not result in a funded account, so the fee is a real cost with no assured return.
The category has changed considerably through 2025 and 2026. Several established firms restructured their pricing, drawdown models and profit splits, so comparisons written before this year are frequently out of date.
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