Prop firms by rule feature
Every list below is generated from verified rule data, not hand-curated. A firm that has not disclosed the rule is excluded and counted separately rather than quietly assumed to qualify — which is why our lists are shorter than everyone else's, and correct.
A daily loss limit is the rule that ends most evaluations. These plans do not have one — but every one of them replaces it with something else, and that trade is the whole story.
The failure floor is set once from your starting balance and never moves. Profit adds room instead of raising the bar.
The floor follows your account upward, so every new high raises the level at which you fail.
A hard requirement to attach a stop to each position. Rare, and usually tied to a maximum-risk-per-trade rule.
No cap on how much of your profit can come from a single day or a single trade.
Positions can stay open over the weekend gap.
No blackout window around high-impact economic releases.
No deadline to hit the profit target. Pass at your own pace.