Funded Trading

Executive Summary: A funded trading account is a capital-allocation model where a proprietary trading firm (prop firm) provides market liquidity to independent traders. The trader operates within strict risk parameters, such as a 5% daily loss limit, and retains a 70% to 90% profit split, enabling participation in the markets without the financial commitment of…

Executive Summary: Funded trading is a performance-based arrangement where traders access firm capital by demonstrating consistent, rule-based performance through a structured evaluation. Success in these programs comes down to one thing: disciplined risk management — specifically, understanding and protecting your drawdown limit at every stage. This guide breaks down exactly how funded trading works, what…