The prop firm rules that actually fail traders
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Four firms. Key rules at a glance.
Representative 100k account. Check the full table for all sizes and programmes.
How Prop Rulebook helps you choose
Four steps from trading style to checkout price.
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Market, platform, risk per trade, and whether you hold over news or weekends.
We flag rule risks
Daily loss limits, trailing drawdown triggers, and restrictions that could affect your strategy.
Compare matching account types
Checkout-observed prices and rule data across FTMO, The5ers, FundingPips and Alpha Capital Group.
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Demon Finder
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Firm Explorer
One card per firm. Source-status labels on every value. Current coverage: FTMO (source-checked), The5ers, FundingPips, and Alpha Capital Group (checkout-observed).
Each value is labelled by source confidence, including source-checked and checkout-observed data.
Rule traps to check
Common rules that catch beginners out — read before paying for a challenge.
Why cheap challenges can be expensive
Lower fees often mean stricter rules and lower payout reliability.
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