FTMO, The5ers, and every other forex challenge on the market get lined up by price, drawdown type, and profit target. The rules come from each firm's own terms, not from a review site's summary.
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A forex challenge tests your trading before a firm hands you real money. You trade currency pairs on a demo account, hit a profit target, and stay inside a drawdown limit over one or two phases. Clear it, and you get a live account funded by the firm. Miss it, and most firms let you buy another attempt.
Line up price, account size, and profit target for the biggest forex firms and the smaller ones without switching tabs.
Static and trailing drawdown mean different things for how much room you have to trade. Each challenge carries the correct label, not a guess.
Firms that limit how much profit can land on one day get flagged up front, before you spend a dollar on the evaluation.
What's shown here comes from each firm's own rulebook, not a forum post from three years ago.
Set your budget and pick 1-step or 2-step, and the table cuts out everything that doesn't match.
Each listing links to the firm's own sign-up page. No homepage maze to find where to start.
The full table stays open whether or not you've signed up to PropX Finder.
PropX Finder was built by active day traders who have navigated, passed, and failed funding challenges firsthand. The metrics here are the ones that actually affect your profitability.
