Futures prop firm challenges vary widely on price, drawdown type, and profit target.
This table pulls the real numbers from each firm's rulebook instead of its marketing page, so you can weigh options before you commit.
A futures prop firm challenge is a paid evaluation that tests your trading skill and risk discipline before a firm hands you real capital. You trade exchange-listed contracts like ES, NQ, or CL on a simulated account against a profit target while staying within a drawdown limit, usually over one or two phases. Most futures challenges use a trailing drawdown rather than a static one. Pass, and the firm funds a live account. Fail, and most firms let you restart by paying the fee again.
Compare account size, price, profit target, and phase count for every futures challenge without opening a dozen firm websites.
Static, trailing, and daily drawdown work in different ways. Each challenge carries a tag for its actual drawdown type, not marketing language.
Firms that cap how much profit can come from a single day get flagged here, so you know the real requirements before you pay for an evaluation.
Every rule on this page gets checked against each firm's official terms, not copied from an outdated review site.
Narrow the table to 1-step or 2-step challenges and the account size you want. See only the options that fit your budget.
Every listing links to the firm's evaluation page. Start the challenge without hunting for the right account type.
Browse every challenge and rule set on this page without creating a PropX Finder account.
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.
