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Firm Trust Score

A 0–100 score built from a firm's real Trustpilot reputation, how long it's actually been operating as a futures prop firm specifically, and a checklist of the rule types that most often catch traders off guard — account stacking, flipping, windfall clauses, news-trading blackouts, and more. Picked by firm, since some of these are firm-wide policies, not tied to one specific account.

Whole firms only, not individual accounts — some rules can still vary by which account you pick, noted below.

49out of 100
Mixed1 high-severity flag

Real caution flags turned up in our research — read the checklist below carefully before buying.

Reputation32 / 40

Based on a real Trustpilot rating of 4.0/5.

Rule safety13 / 40

Found: copy trading & ea (bot) rules, group trading / signal copying, martingale / grid strategies, inactivity rule, mandatory stop-loss / risk rules, minimum trade duration / anti-microscalping.

Years in operation4 / 20

Founded in 2024 — about 2 years in operation.

Rule flags

High / discretionary Common / moderate

Only rule categories we've actually confirmed apply to this firm show up here — an empty list means nothing's been confirmed yet, not that the firm has a clean bill of health.

  • Copy trading & EA (bot) rulesAppliesModerate severity

    AI, bots, and other fully automated trading mechanisms are strictly prohibited across all account types. Semi-automated tools are allowed only if the trader actively monitors and manually manages trades — fully hands-off, continuous day-and-night automation is explicitly forbidden.

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  • Group trading / signal copyingAppliesModerate severity

    Coordinated trading with others to execute identical or opposing strategies across unconnected accounts is explicitly prohibited.

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  • Martingale / grid strategiesAppliesModerate severity

    Explicitly not permitted — trading strategies that progressively increase position size after a loss (or series of losses) to recover previous losses, including generally "inconsistent" contract sizing used the same way.

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  • Inactivity ruleAppliesCommon, low severity

    At least one trade required every 30 calendar days on evaluation accounts, and every 7 calendar days on funded accounts, or the account is considered inactive and breached.

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  • Mandatory stop-loss / risk rulesAppliesHighest severity — discretionary

    A stop loss is NOT mandatory, but deliberately trading without one and relying on the account's own Trailing Threshold to close the trade as a way of "blowing the account" is explicitly banned and called out by name as gambling, not trading. Separately discourages martingale-style inconsistent sizing and encourages (without strictly mandating) back-tested, consistent risk-to-reward ratios.

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  • Minimum trade duration / anti-microscalpingAppliesModerate severity

    Less than 50% of total profit may come from trades held under 10 seconds — applies during both the Evaluation and Funded phases. Distinguishes this ("microscalping") from ordinary short-term scalping, which remains allowed.

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This score is assembled from our own research and is only as good as what we've confirmed so far — it updates automatically as more of a firm's rules get verified. Always check the firm's own terms before buying.