Funded Accounts
The prop firms and brokers I trade with or trust. Use my link or code and you get a discount on your challenge, or better conditions on your trading account.
Codes are checked regularly. Firms change their rules and prices often, so always confirm the details on their site before you buy.
For trading your own money. Open an account through my link to get the offer shown. Always check that a broker is regulated where you live before you deposit.
Not sure which firm, broker or account size fits you? Message me before you sign up.
Yes. When you sign up through my link or code, the prop firm or broker pays me a commission. It doesn't cost you anything extra, and you get the discount or offer shown on the card.
With a prop firm you pay a fee, pass their challenge, then trade their capital and keep a share of the profit. With a broker you deposit and trade your own money, so every profit and loss is yours. Many traders use a broker to practise the process before taking a challenge.
Nobody can promise that, and most traders don't pass on their first try. Your chances are much better if your risk per trade leaves room for a losing streak. At 1% per trade, a 10% drawdown limit lets you survive 10 losses in a row.
Start with the rules, not the price. Look at the daily loss limit, the maximum drawdown and whether the drawdown is static or trailing. Then pick an account size where risking 1% per trade feels comfortable.
Codes sometimes can't be combined with a firm's own sale. Try the link button instead of typing the code, and if it still fails, message me and I'll check it.
The prop firm does. Your account, payment, rules and payouts are all with them, so contact their support for anything account related.
The course teaches the risk-first process I use on my own and funded accounts. Sizing every trade before entry is exactly what keeps you inside a firm's drawdown rules.