Details About Pro Trader Funding
Legal Name: Prop Account, LLC
Company Number: Not disclosed
Country of Registeration: Not disclosed
CEO: Not available
Support Mail: Not available
Phone: Not available
Payment Modes: Wire transfer/ Bank Transfer, Crypto
Withdrawal Methods: Not disclosed
Website: https://protraderfund.com
Banned Countries:
Challenge Details at Pro Trader Funding
Types of Challenges: One Phase Challenge, Two Phase Challenge, Three Phase Challenge
Trading Platforms: MatchTrader, cTrader, DXTrade
Trading Instruments: Forex, CFDs, Indices, Crypto, Metals, Commodities
Broker: Gooeytrade
Max Allocation: $500,000
Scaling: $Not available
Trading Competitions: Does not organize Trading Competitions
Free Trials: Does not offer free Trials
About Pro Trader Funding
Pro Trader Funding, A Proprietary Trading Firm, trade responsibly and consistently to earn up to 90% of their gains, with potential account scaling based on performance.
Traders can use platforms such as cTrader, MatchTrader, and DXTrade, each offering tutorials to become proficient. However, strict rules apply, such as prohibitions on trading during News Events and engaging in prohibited trading activities, including exploiting platform errors or using insider information. Automated strategies are allowed, provided they adhere to these rules.
Participants can trade various products, including FX pairs, CFD indices, commodities, metals, and cryptocurrencies, as offered by the Liquidity Provider. The program accepts traders worldwide, excluding OFAC-listed countries, and requires closing positions before weekends. Gains from funded accounts can be withdrawn via the trader dashboard, with withdrawals allowed no more than once every 30 days. Pro Trader Funding reserves the right to change withdrawal methods and options.
Traders can use platforms such as cTrader, MatchTrader, and DXTrade, each offering tutorials to become proficient. However, strict rules apply, such as prohibitions on trading during News Events and engaging in prohibited trading activities, including exploiting platform errors or using insider information. Automated strategies are allowed, provided they adhere to these rules.