Most firms charge fees for evaluation accounts, making it a paid entry method.
Profits can scale significantly with higher funding, but withdrawal limits apply.
Requires active trading—no passive income unless automated strategies are used.
Forex trading remains a growing industry, attracting traders worldwide.
High competition, with firms favoring skilled traders who can manage risks.
Profits can be earned quickly, but only after passing the evaluation phase.
Can be stable with strong trading discipline, but market risks are unpredictable.
High failure rate—many traders lose their evaluation fees and accounts due to firm rules.
Available to anyone, but passing the evaluation and making consistent profits is difficult.
Market conditions and prop firm policies change frequently, affecting traders.
Available worldwide, but some firms have regional restrictions.
Requires advanced forex trading skills and risk management strategies.
Payouts are generally smooth, but some firms impose withdrawal limits and conditions.
Profitable for skilled traders, but requires extensive effort, discipline, and market understanding.