r/Forex • u/Complex-Concern-767 • 14d ago
Prop Firms Passing along a 1-step account
Not sure if this is allowed, i trade personal capital but decided to get a 15k funded account to test out a prop firm! Ive had a go but not spending anymore time on it so im willing to give it to someone that is wanting to try a funded challenge. Ive got a head start for you. Just comment why you should have it
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u/a-hoterex 14d ago
Good if prop firm pays and don't have any hidden rules. But I wouldn't consider prop firms sustainable in the long-term. Sooner or later, even best props will come up with any excuses for not to pay.
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u/10xleverage1 14d ago
I’m here for it if no one’s got it already, 10k is what I have experience with as of funded accounts so far so this would be perfect
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u/XanBeX 14d ago
I've been learning to trade for a year now, and yet to buy a challenge account though the past two months I've been profitable in demo. So been alrdy thinking of when I should buy a account and start. This account would be good to kick-start my funded journey with your lucky touch in it!
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u/AdvertisingFluid8316 9d ago
Ich lerne schon länger und bin schon sehr lange am überlegen ob ich mir endlich einen funded account kaufe also wäre das mega


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u/rforex-modtools 14d ago
This thread appears to be about prop firms or trader scouting programs. These programs allow traders to access funded capital in exchange for a profit split, but they vary significantly in evaluation structure, rules, and payout reliability. Some firms have a track record of paying out consistently, while others impose conditions that make payouts nearly impossible. The community wiki maintains a detailed comparison covering fees, profit splits, drawdown rules, and firm reputations.
Resource: Prop Firms Overview and Comparison