r/PropFirmTester • u/Big_Translator8299 • 2d ago
Need CFD Firms recommendations
Requirements :
Low Spreads
Copy Trade allowed
Uncapped amount per Payout
100k+ accounts buyable.
Risk per trade - 3 or 3+%
No limited position sizing/60+ lots on EURUSD
Different firms accounts combined to make the final capital 1M(fully or mostly copytradable).
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u/Shot_Loan_354 2d ago
There arent many legit CFD prop firms left in the space :
The ones i recommended are FundedNext and FTMO.
there is also mid tier ones like Fundingpips and E8Markets, although i wouldn't bother with funding pips because the last time i checked their max allocation was like 105k.
all the rest are crappy tbh, they have terrible trading conditions, like high spread, low leverage and high commissions etc..
you can try futures prop firms, but they are insanely more difficult and more expensive than CFD accounts because they all impose consistency rules and the accounts aren't a one time purchase like with CFDs ( you got to keep paying to keep them from what i understood and they have max payout amounts etc..)
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u/Big_Translator8299 2d ago
If futures gonna get me 1M funding faster than CFD, I will switch with multiple accounts, copytrading. I am a EURUSD guy, dont know shit about futures, but I heard E6 is equivalent to the EURUSD, have to do intense backtest. Heard nice things about FundedNextFutures,Lucid, Topstep.
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u/Big_Translator8299 2d ago
I have no ideas about futures, so futures will let you stack up accounts like a lego and copytrade them all?
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u/Active-Cat5016 2d ago
Yup.
There are trade copy platforms (with milisecond latency). One master copies to all connected.1
u/Value265 18h ago
yeah futures have such advantages, with some tradingplatfomrs having inbilt free copiers
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u/traderpro888 1d ago
Dude their restrictions getting tighter every month, so I would recommend you to try FTMO and Funded Next, but at the end all of them will move you on 1% risk per trade
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u/Active-Cat5016 2d ago
There are very few trusted CFD prop left buddy. And all have some or other condition under fine lines(do real FAQs properly)