Prop Firms in United States

15 verified firms · Updated April 2026

The United States hosts many of the most established futures prop firms, especially those trading CME products (ES, NQ, CL, GC). US-headquartered firms typically integrate directly with Rithmic, CQG, and Tradovate, and must comply with US business regulations — a signal of operational stability many traders look for.

15 Firms

91% Avg Max Split

$38 From

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#	Firm	Profit Split	Starting Price	Payout	TrustPilot	PFM Score
1	Elite Trader Funding	Up to 100%	$38	Same Day	3.9	3.7	View
2	BluSky Deal	90%	$59	Daily (Mon-Fri, ACH same-day before 11AM EST)	4.8	3.5	View
3	Phoenix Trader Funding Deal	80% (can scale higher)	$39	Bi-weekly	4.6	3.3	View
4	Topstep	90%	$49	Weekly	3.4	3.3	View
5	Earn2Trade Deal	80%	$114	Monthly	4.7	3.2	View
6	MyFundedFutures Deal	80% (Core/Pro), 90% (Rapid)	$48	Every 5 winning days (Core/Rapid), Every 14 calendar days (Pro)	4.9	3.2	View
7	TradeDay Deal	100% (first $10K), then 90% (up to 95%)	$87	Daily (from Day 1), $50 minimum	4.6	3.0	View
8	Take Profit Trader Deal	80% (PRO) / 90% (PRO+)	$150	Daily (24-48 hours via Rise)	4.4	3.0	View
9	Ment Funding	75% (up to 90%)	$250	On demand	4.9	3.0	View
10	Tradeify Deal	90% (100% on first $15K for Growth/Lightning)	$99	Daily (Select Daily) or every 5 winning days (Select Flex), 7-day cycle others	4.6	3.0	View
11	Apex Trader Funding Deal	100% until $25,000 withdrawn, then 90%	$118	2 Per month	4.4	2.7	View
12	Traders Launch	55% - 80%	$49	Same-day (daily), ~6 hour processing	4.8	2.7	View
13	Bulenox Deal	100% first \$10K, then 90%	$115	Weekly (Wednesdays)	4.8	2.5	View
14	Funded Futures Network Deal	80%	$125	Every 3 days	4.4	2.4	View
15	Breakout Deal	Up to 90%	$50	Bi-weekly	4.8	2.3	View

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are US-based prop firms regulated?

Prop firms themselves are generally not registered as broker-dealers because they fund traders with the firm's own capital rather than client funds. US-based firms still operate under US business law, and futures prop firms route orders through regulated clearing brokers.

Can non-US traders use US prop firms?

Most US prop firms accept traders from around the world. A handful restrict certain countries due to sanctions or payment-processor limitations — check the firm's terms before purchasing a challenge.

Do US prop firms issue tax forms?

US-based firms may issue a 1099 to US residents who earn over the IRS threshold in a calendar year. International traders typically receive no US tax form and report income in their home country.