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Destination Product See how plan, accounts, risk and capital work together. Destination Firm data Compare published terms and firm profiles. Destination Guides Practical methods for rules, risk, cost and desk discipline. Destination Pricing See Pro features, billing terms and free resources. Destination The desk Why NANO is an operating desk, not another journal. Tool Matcher Compare firm fit before you pay. Tool Rulebook Check published rules against how you trade. Tool Sales calendar Review historically recurring promotion windows. Tool Simulator Model the path to funded without an outcome claim. Firm profile Alpha Futures UK (Alpha Group) futures firm with a one-step evaluation in a simulated environment across four account types (Zero, Standard, Advanced, Direct), an end-of-day trailing drawdown, and a 90% split at the simulated stage. Firm profile Apex Trader Funding US futures firm relaunched in 2026 on one-time-fee accounts with a 100% simulated-funded split, sold in two drawdown families: real-time intraday trailing or end-of-day. Firm profile FundedNext Global firm offering one-time-fee, single-step simulated funded accounts across CME futures (Flex/Legacy/Rapid Pro/Rapid Daily), and, separately, forex/CFD challenges. Firm profile Lucid Trading US (Dover, DE) futures-only firm offering one-time-fee simulated accounts (LucidPro, LucidFlex, LucidDaily, LucidDirect) on an end-of-day trailing drawdown — except LucidDaily, whose funded accounts are intraday — with a path to a live account (LucidLive). Firm profile MyFundedFutures US futures prop firm offering simulated accounts across Rapid, Rapid EOD, Builder and Pro, with an invitation-only path to a live brokerage seat (Blue Row Capital). Firm profile Take Profit Trader US (Windermere, FL) futures-only firm built around day-one, no-window withdrawals from a simulated funded account (Test → PRO → live PRO+). Firm profile Topstep Long-established (~15 years) futures-only firm: a subscription Trading Combine leads to a still-simulated Express Funded account and, by call-up, a real-capital Live Funded account. Single trailing-max-loss rule, 90% split. Firm profile Tradeify US (Boca Raton, FL) futures prop firm offering one-time-purchase simulated accounts, a 90% split, and a path to live capital (Tradeify Elite). Guide Prop firms for scalpers: the three tests behind “scalping allowed” Minimum-hold, profit-share and simulated-fill rules for futures scalpers: published windows from 5 seconds to 2 minutes, and what to check before you pay. Guide Prop firms for steady income: how consistent payouts actually work How prop-firm payout eligibility, buffers, minimum requests, cadence and splits compute, and how to measure the cash you actually received. Guide Consistency rules: evaluation gate or payout gate? Prop firms with no consistency rule: why it is a per-phase question, the biggest-day profit floor formula, and worked evaluation and payout math. Guide Trailing drawdown explained: end-of-day vs intraday, by plan and phase Trailing drawdown explained: how end-of-day, intraday and static rules compute the loss line, when a breach is tested, and which plans switch at funding. Guide The true cost of getting funded: resets, fees and activation included True cost of getting funded: total the evaluation entry, resets, renewal months, fees and activation into one clean number, currencies kept separate. Guide Reset, repurchase or walk away: price the next dollar and the drag behind it Reset or buy a new prop firm evaluation? Price the retry against a fresh entry, total reset drag vs the entry price, and read the walk-away thresholds. Guide How to pass a prop firm evaluation: a five-day plan without a trade quota How to pass a prop firm evaluation in five days without a trade quota: sourced minimum trading days run 0, 3, plan a daily loss budget and valid no-trade days. Guide How many contracts? Price the stop in dollars first How many contracts to trade: futures position sizing from stop distance and risk budget, with MES, ES, MNQ, NQ, MYM, YM and metals tick math. Guide Your bank balance is not your net profit Prop firm payout vs profit: the two formulas, net profit and bank cash position, and where top-ups, withdrawals and a linked bank feed each belong. Guide The same copied stop lands on four different drawdown floors Copy trading across prop firm accounts: sum gross stop risk per seat and check each trailing drawdown's remaining room before one stop ends a funded seat. Guide The daily close recomputes your account. The closeout writes it down Prop firm daily closeout: recompute the end-of-day drawdown floor, check the consistency ratio, and log P&L, payouts and process notes in separate lanes. Guide Are prop firm sales worth it? Price the full path first Are prop firm sales worth it? Compare the sale price with the total path cost (renewals, resets, activation) and learn to read a firm's real promo history. Guide Every open stop across your funded accounts draws on one risk budget How to budget risk across multiple funded accounts: sum every open stop's dollar risk into one desk total and count unknown drawdown room as zero. Guide Reconcile prop-firm bank charges without double-counting Reconcile prop firm bank charges with your cost log: why identified spend is a floor, how to resolve each difference, and how refunds are handled. Guide How much should you spend on evals? Set the limit before the first checkout How much should you spend on prop firm evals? Price the full path (entry, resets, activation) then write a spend ceiling and stopping rule before checkout. Guide When does a trailing drawdown stop trailing? The floor-lock rules, firm by firm Does trailing drawdown ever stop? The three published floor-lock behaviors (trails forever, locks at start, locks $100 above) firm by firm, with worked math. Guide Can an intraday dip breach an end-of-day drawdown? On most desks, yes An end-of-day drawdown floor can still be breached hours before the close. Why floor movement and floor enforcement are two different published facts. Guide What actually happens when you cross a consistency percentage A consistency breach usually defers a payout rather than failing the account. The deferral arithmetic, the denominators plans divide by, and the ladders. Guide Activation fees: the cost between passing and your first funded trade What a futures prop-firm activation fee buys, when it is charged, and how to price it into cost to funded, with each firm's own published cell. Guide Payout minimums, caps and buffers: why the withdrawal button is greyed out Minimum request, per-request cap and the balance floor: the three published numbers that decide whether a funded account can withdraw, worked in dollars. Guide Can you pass a futures eval in one day? The two floors that decide What minimum-trading-day rules gate, what counts as a trading day, and the consistency math that turns a day-one target hit into a bigger target. Guide Account caps: read the scope before you read the number How prop-firm account caps count: per-trader versus per-household scope, separate evaluation and funded caps, and the published wording by firm. Guide News trading rules: a two-minute window, and a different answer per plan How futures prop-firm news clauses compute (flat windows, listed events, plan splits and phase asymmetry) with each firm's own published cell. Guide Soft pause, hard cap or none: read what your daily loss limit does Soft pause, hard breach or none: what each published daily-loss-limit shape does to the same losing session, and why a checkout choice can decide it. Guide Passing swaps the rule set: what changes the day you get funded Which published rules differ between the evaluation and the funded account, drawdown model, consistency, daily loss limit and the fee in between. Guide Your year is three lists, and the dates decide which year How to keep a funded trader's money record: payouts by received date, every firm charge beyond the entry fee, and what a year-end export refuses to guess. Guide Monthly-subscription evals: the billing cycle is the multiplier How auto-renewing evaluation subscriptions price cycles instead of attempts, the crossover math against a one-time entry, and the renewal-date trap. Help Support Help with account access, billing and product issues. Help Contact Legal, data requests, corrections and press. Help Privacy Read how NANO handles data.

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