Official prop-firm websites
A firm's public website may provide information about products, account types, prices, platforms, eligibility, and general program features. Public pages may be incomplete or change after publication.
Official terms, rules, FAQs, and help centres
Terms, rule pages, FAQs, help-centre articles, and payout policies may provide details about restrictions or account conditions. The relevance of a source depends on the account, product, region, and date involved.
Public pricing and challenge information
Public pricing tables, challenge pages, checkout pages, and promotion pages may contain evaluation fees, activation costs, account sizes, discounts, and offer conditions.
The final checkout price and terms shown by the firm are authoritative for that checkout.
Information supplied directly by firms
A firm may provide a correction, clarification, or operational detail. Information supplied by a firm should be identified where that context is relevant and should not be represented as an independent endorsement.
Trader reports
Trader reports may require supporting evidence.
A support message, community post, or social-media claim may identify a possible issue, but an individual report should not automatically become a confirmed statement about a firm.
Source conflicts and limitations
Sources may conflict, and uncertain information should not be presented as a confirmed fact.
A source may be incomplete, outdated, region-specific, or applicable only to one account type. When an important term remains uncertain, users should confirm it directly with the firm.
Read the Methodology for how comparison fields are presented.