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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.

72out of 100
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4.4(10,000)!
Solid

Generally trustworthy, but a few things below are worth a read before you commit.

Reputation35 / 40

Based on a real Trustpilot rating of 4.4/5.

Rule safety27 / 40

Found: news trading restriction, copy trading & ea (bot) rules, group trading / signal copying, vpn / multi-identity policy, inactivity rule.

Years in operation10 / 20

Founded in 2021 — about 5 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.

  • News trading restrictionAppliesCommon, low severity· Computed from our data

    Applies on 5 of 5 researched accounts.

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  • Copy trading & EA (bot) rulesAppliesModerate severity

    No trading bots or algorithms allowed at all — every trade must be manually executed.

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  • Group trading / signal copyingAppliesModerate severity

    The "Independent Trading Requirement" explicitly bans coordinated trading, third-party account management, or participating in a structured trading scheme designed to reduce or neutralize risk. Separately bans coordinating with other users to hold opposite-direction positions.

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  • VPN / multi-identity policyAppliesModerate severity

    Third-party account management — someone else managing or trading the account on the trader's behalf — is explicitly prohibited under the Independent Trading Requirement.

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  • Inactivity ruleAppliesCommon, low severity

    Once on a PRO account, at least one traded day per calendar week (Sunday–Friday) is required to keep the account active.

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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.