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ATAS-BJT helps traders compare futures prop firm programs in one place. Review account sizes, evaluation costs, activation fees, drawdown types, profit targets, payout conditions and supported trading platforms. The comparison also highlights available discounts and ATAS compatibility to help you choose an account that fits your budget and trading setup.

Futures prop firms offer trading evaluations or programs that give traders access to payout-eligible accounts under specific rules. Traders usually pay a fee and must follow limits on losses, position sizes and other trading activities. Many programs use simulated trading. A “funded” account does not automatically mean that trades are executed with live capital, so always check the provider’s account model and agreement.

Traders aim to reach a profit target while following rules such as maximum drawdown, daily loss limits, consistency requirements, contract limits and minimum trading days. After passing, an activation fee may apply. Evaluation and funded accounts can have different rules, so compare both stages before purchasing.

Explore the futures prop firms currently listed in the comparison above. Open each provider’s detail page to review its available accounts, costs, trading rules, payout conditions and supported platforms. Provider listings and account availability can change.

• Apex Trader Funding
• MyFundedFutures
• OneUp Trader
• Top One Futures
• Earn2Trade
• FundedNext Futures
• The Trading Pit Futures
• Tradeify
• The5ers Futures
• Take Profit Trader
• TradeDay
• Alpha Futures
• Topstep
• Traders Launch
• FuturesElite
• Hola Prime Futures
• E8 Futures
• Lucid Trading
• Blue Guardian Futures
• DayTraders
• Funded Futures Family
• AquaFunded Futures
• Ylos Trading
• Goat Funded Futures
• Blueberry Futures
• Finotive Futures

Start with the account’s loss limits and payout rules, then compare the total cost and platform support. A low evaluation price may become more expensive through subscriptions, resets or activation fees. Consider your trading strategy, country eligibility, required contract size and preferred platform rather than choosing solely by the advertised discount.

ATAS-BJT displays available discount codes, promo codes and coupon offers alongside relevant providers and accounts. Check whether an offer covers the initial evaluation, subscription renewals, activation fees or selected account types. Confirm the final price and promotion conditions on the provider’s checkout page before paying.

These terms usually describe a code entered at checkout to apply an offer. The benefit may be a percentage discount, a reduced account price or a waived activation fee. Conditions vary: some codes apply only to new accounts or the first payment, while others may also reduce recurring fees.

Total costs can include the evaluation purchase, subscription renewals, resets, funded account activation and applicable platform or market data fees. Trading commissions can also reduce account profits. Where sufficient fee information is available, the Real Cost Calculator helps estimate what you could spend before your first payout.

Some evaluations renew monthly until you pass or cancel, while others use a one-time payment. A one-time evaluation fee does not necessarily cover later expenses. Check activation fees, resets, account duration and any ongoing funded account or data charges separately.

Static drawdown uses a fixed loss threshold. Trailing drawdown moves upward as the account reaches new highs under the provider’s rules. End-of-day trailing drawdown typically updates using the balance at the end of a trading day. Intraday trailing drawdown may follow account highs during the session, including unrealized profits. Calculation methods, stopping points and breach conditions vary by program.

Consistency rules limit how much of your total profit can come from a single trading day or another defined measure. They may apply during evaluation, payout eligibility or both. Depending on the program, exceeding a threshold may require additional trading rather than immediately breaching the account. Check the percentage, calculation method and reset conditions.

The earliest payout depends on funded-stage requirements such as trading or winning days, a profit buffer, consistency rules and a minimum withdrawal amount. “First possible payout” usually describes eligibility to request a withdrawal. Approval and payment processing may take additional time, and the evaluation stage has its own requirements.

Compare the trader’s profit share, minimum withdrawal, maximum payout per request, payout frequency and required buffer. Check winning-day requirements, consistency rules and limits on payout counts. Also review how a withdrawal affects the remaining risk buffer, drawdown threshold and eligibility for the next payout.

ATAS compatibility depends on the connection supported by the specific provider and account. A Rithmic account may support an ATAS setup, but access through ATAS must also be permitted for that program. Review the comparison’s compatibility information and confirm the requirements with the provider before purchasing.

Depending on the provider, futures accounts may support ATAS, NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView or platforms built on ProjectX. Distinguish the trading platform from its underlying connection. Rithmic and CQG provide connectivity and data services, and not every platform works with every connection. Confirm the exact combination supported by your account.

Some providers support these platforms, but availability varies by program and account stage. Access can depend on the selected connection, additional subscriptions or platform permissions. Check whether the setup supports both analysis and order execution; chart access alone does not always include trading access.

Explore ATAS-BJT’s Trading Tools section for published trading platform and software information, including features, pricing plans, trials and available discounts. Compare software subscriptions and any separate market data or add-on costs. Broker services should be assessed separately from software licenses and prop firm evaluations.

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Evaluation providers and futures brokers perform different roles. Evaluation programs may use simulated accounts, while brokers handle brokerage services and may be subject to specific regulatory requirements. Check the legal entity, jurisdiction, account model and brokerage partners named in the agreement. A comparison website listing does not guarantee regulatory status or payout reliability.

Eligibility depends on country restrictions, identity verification requirements and payment or payout services. Restrictions may differ between buying an evaluation and accessing funded or live accounts. Check the provider’s current eligibility rules before purchasing.

Limits vary by provider and account stage. A firm may allow different numbers of evaluations, simulated funded accounts and live accounts. Check copy trading permissions separately, because an account limit does not automatically mean that trades can be copied between accounts or providers.

Review the promotion’s expiry date, eligible programs and restrictions for new or existing customers. If no end date is published, verify the offer at checkout. Prices and rules can change independently of a code, so check the selected account’s final price and current terms even when the code is accepted.