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    FTMO vs FXIFY: Compared Rule by Rule for 2026

    FTMO and FXIFY are the two most-compared forex props at opposite ends of the rule-strictness axis. FTMO ships a single, tight evaluation product; FXIFY sells nearly every challenge parameter as a configurable option.

    At 100K: FTMO from €399, FXIFY from $299.

    Side-by-side comparison

    RuleFTMOFXIFY
    MarketsForex, Indices, Commodities, Crypto, StocksForex, Indices, Metals, Crypto, Oil
    WatchlistNoNo
    Evaluation1-Step or 2-Step1, 2 or 3-Step
    Account sizes$5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, $100K, $150K, $200K$1K, $2.5K, $5K, $10K, $15K, $25K, $50K, $100K, $150K, $200K, $250K, $400K
    Fee (100K)€399$299
    Profit split80 to 90%80 to 100%
    Max drawdown (100K)10%$3,250
    Drawdown typeEnd-of-day trailingEnd-of-day trailing
    Daily loss (100K)$3,000$2,000
    Consistency rule50%50%
    Min trading daysn/an/a
    First payout14 daysn/a
    News tradingRestricted on funded accounts (2-min window)Allowed
    EAs / botsAllowed with restrictionsAllowed
    Weekend holdingSwing account onlyAllowed
    US tradersVia FTMO US / OANDA onlyNo (US now restricted)
    TrustpilotTrustpilot profile

    Verdict

    Pick FTMO if you want the industry benchmark for track record and a single well-understood ruleset. Pick FXIFY if you want per-purchase configurability and on-demand payouts.

    FTMO strengths

    Longest track record, static drawdown, no consistency rule

    FTMO weaknesses

    Capped scaling, no futures, news restrictions on funded accounts, US traders via FTMO US only

    FXIFY strengths

    Fully configurable challenge, on-demand payouts from day one, no consistency rule on standard, UK-based

    FXIFY weaknesses

    Add-on pricing can balloon the entry fee, newer firm without long payout track record, no futures

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