Prop firms guide
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Proprietary trading firms (short prop firms) are expanding rapidly, and interest in trading with them is growing just as fast. To support your success and help you remain compliant, we've created this guide with key recommendations.
Before anything else, make sure you thoroughly read and understand the specific rules of your chosen prop firm. The guidelines provided here are meant to assist you in staying compliant—they must not be used to bypass or circumvent the firm’s official rules in any way.
We recommend starting with smaller accounts to test and refine your settings. Ultimately, you are fully responsible for ensuring your trading activities remain within the firm’s guidelines.
Use and : Set clear limits to manage your exposure and ensure disciplined trading.
IP Address Considerations:
If the prop firm monitors IP addresses, use either a or your .
When using your home IP, configure it at the
When using a dedicated IP, make sure to disable the .
Lot Size Limitations: Some prop firms impose limits on lot sizes per trade. If necessary, define .
: Turn off the comment feature in the copier to avoid any potential flagging.
Limit Open Positions: Use the copier’s feature to control the number of simultaneous trades.
Avoid Identical Trades: To prevent trades from being too similar, consider
enabling the feature on the copier and setting a value for the "Additional TP points" and "Additional SL points" to introduce variation in the position parameters
enabling also the "Adjust with master distance" option in the TP/SL Management feature to to further randomize TP/SL values based on the slippage and spread of the slave account
enabling the feature to apply a random delay for opening and closing positions