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FTMO vs FXIFY

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FTMO logo
FTMO
Czech Republic
FXIFY logo
FXIFY
Mauritius
Disclosure score
73 Partially documented
Not yet scored
Research in progress
Challenge from€79
list, EUR
Not yet verified
Plan comparedFTMO Challenge: 2-StepTwo Phase
Model2-Step2-Step
Profit target10% → 5%Not yet verified
Daily loss limit5% of the balance recorded at day start, on equity, including floating P/L. Resets 00:00 CE(S)TNot yet verified
Maximum loss limit10% Static floor, from initial balanceNot yet verified
ConsistencyNo consistency ruleNot yet verified
Stop lossNot yet verifiedNot yet verified
Best profit split90% Standard% First payout
Weekend holdingNot yet verifiedNot yet verified
News tradingNot yet verifiedNot yet verified
Inactivity breachNot yet verifiedNot yet verified
Retroactive rule changes00
Operator jurisdictionCzech RepublicMauritius
Regulator disclosedNot yet verifiedFinancial Services Commission, Mauritius GB24204066
Restricted countriesNot listed. The FTMO Challenge T&C (4 August 2026) define 'Restricted Jurisdictions' only as countries determined by FTMO 'at our discretion'; no list appears in the document or on the pages read.United States, Zimbabwe, Iran, Iraq, North Korea, Somalia, Vietnam, Burundi, Central African Republic, Ivory Coast, Liberia, Libya, Sudan, Cuba, Syria, Afghanistan, Yemen, Palestine, Myanmar, Nicaragua, Congo Republic, Crimea, Democratic Republic of Congo, Eritrea, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Papua New Guinea, South Sudan, Vanuatu, Venezuela, Algeria, Russia, Belarus, Kenya, Ghana (site footer, 35 named, 'including').
Only the first recorded plan of each firm is shown here. Full plan detail, sources and everything we could not verify are on each firm's page. Last verified 6 September 2026.
Not yet verified is not No. Where a cell reads "Not yet verified", we could not confirm the rule from the firm's own terms or help centre. It is not a claim that the rule does not exist.

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