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Compare two prop firm rule snapshots side by side.
Compare two dated prop firm rule snapshots by account size, drawdown, targets, trading conditions, payouts and source dates.
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Snapshot A FTMO Apex Trader Funding FundedNext Snapshot B FTMO Apex Trader Funding FundedNext Metric Drawdown and loss limits Profit target Time and trading days Payout conditions Compare snapshots → Choose two snapshots to begin.
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Normalized result Interpretation: a numeric percentage cannot be compared safely without its measurement method, timing and product model. Open each snapshot and the provider source before making a decision.
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Loss limits
Manual verification checklist Factor 1 Loss limits Daily loss, overall loss, trailing drawdown and how equity is measured. Factor 2 Profit target The target, phase structure and whether consistency or best-day rules apply. Factor 3 Time and trading days Minimum days, deadlines, inactivity rules and session cutoffs. Factor 4 Trading permissions News, overnight, weekend, copy trading, expert advisors and strategy restrictions. Factor 5 Payout conditions Eligibility, timing, profit split, caps, resets, refunds and verification requirements. Factor 6 Jurisdiction and risk Legal entity, service availability, simulated versus live trading and consumer protections. Save notes on this device Clear Nothing is sent to Prop Rules Check. Notes stay in this browser.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the prop firm rule comparator compare?
It places two published snapshots side by side for fields such as drawdown and loss limits, profit target, time or trading days, trading permissions, payout conditions and jurisdiction notes. Open the underlying snapshot and provider source for the full definition.
Can I use the comparator to identify the most profitable prop firm?
No. The tool normalizes published rule fields for research; it does not predict payouts, passing probability, profitability or suitability. A lower percentage or larger target is not automatically better without the measurement method, timing and account model.
Why can two identical drawdown percentages represent different constraints?
The percentage may use a different account base, balance or equity reference, reset time, floating-loss treatment, trailing method, phase or fee rule. Compare the definition and breach timing, not only the displayed percentage.
How current are the rule snapshots?
Each snapshot should show its review and effective dates and link to the source checked. Rules, pricing, eligibility and platforms can change, so verify the provider's current terms immediately before paying or trading.
Does comparing two snapshots guarantee that a provider will honor the rule?
No. A snapshot is an editorial record of published information at a point in time, not a contract, approval or guarantee of payment. Confirm the live provider terms, legal entity, fees, restrictions and risk disclosures directly.