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Futures prop firm rules, side by side

Evaluation rules for six futures prop firms, read from each firm’s own site — with a calculator to estimate your odds of passing.

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Rules checked 2026-10-06 — firms change rules often; confirm on each firm’s site before you buy. This is a neutral reference, not a ranking or recommendation, and LoggingTrades is not affiliated with these firms.

FirmEvaluationSmallest account listedMax drawdownDrawdown typeDaily loss limit
TopstepTrading Combine50K: $3,000$2,000Trailing (end-of-day high-water mark)Optional Daily Loss Limit chosen at checkout
TradeifySelect evaluation25K: $1,500$1,000Trailing, end of dayNo daily loss limit during the Select evaluation.
MyFundedFuturesRapid plan evaluation50K: $3,000$2,000Trailing, end of day (evaluation)No daily loss limit in the evaluation.
Take Profit TraderTest account50K: $3,000$2,000Trailing, end of dayNo daily loss limit on the Test.
Lucid TradingLucidFlex evaluation25K: $1,250$1,000Trailing, end of day (locks at start + $100)Not listed
Alpha FuturesStandard & Advanced evaluationsStandard 50K: $3,000$2,000Trailing, end of dayNo Daily Loss Guard during the evaluation

Smallest account listed is the first size we verified; every firm page shows all verified sizes, the consistency rule and a link to the firm’s official rules. A blank or “Not listed” means we could not verify it.

🏢Topstep rulesTrading Combine: target, drawdown, consistency.→🏢Tradeify rulesSelect evaluation: target, drawdown, consistency.→🏢MyFundedFutures rulesRapid plan evaluation: target, drawdown, consistency.→🏢Take Profit Trader rulesTest account: target, drawdown, consistency.→🏢Lucid Trading rulesLucidFlex evaluation: target, drawdown, consistency.→🏢Alpha Futures rulesStandard & Advanced evaluations: target, drawdown, consistency.→

Estimate your odds before you pay for an evaluation

Enter the rules and your own win rate, reward-to-risk and risk per trade. The simulator runs 5,000 attempts and shows how often you pass, how often the drawdown ends it first, and how long it takes.

–Chance to pass
–Fails on drawdown
–Fails on daily limit / time
–Median days to pass
–Expectancy per trade

Trailing drawdowns are modelled the common way: the floor follows your highest balance (end-of-day close, or every trade for intraday) and stops trailing once it reaches the starting balance. Rules differ by firm — enter yours. Simulations assume independent trades.