Before: manual trading only. Now: access keys are connected to every account, and trade execution can be handed over to an algorithm. Manual mode hasn't gone anywhere - you decide when the bot trades and when you do. Programmatic access works on accounts up to $200K.
Before: to build up $100K in capital, you had to put together four $25K accounts. Now: the lineup includes Turbo accounts at $50K and $100K - the full nominal on a single account. They have no challenge: the funded account stage from day one.
Added 15 markets. South Korea: KR200 index, Samsung, Hyundai, SK Hynix. US tech: Micron, AMD, Intel, Marvell, Palantir, Lumentum, CoreWeave. Crypto industry: Circle and Coinbase. Commodities: natural gas and copper.
New weekend rule. Before the weekly session ends, open positions are closed automatically. The logic is simple: while the market is closed, you can't manage the trade, and the gap at the open hits your drawdown. Along with this, a platform patch package has been released.
Promo - 48 hours. Buy an account from $10K - a second one of the same type and market one nominal lower comes free and already with programmatic access: $200K → $100K, $100K → $50K, $50K → $25K, $25K → $10K, $10K → $5K. Up to 4 accounts can be bought per account, with gift ones credited on top. Deadline - until September 30, 13:00 MSK. A total of 1,000 accounts with programmatic access are being given away.
Wanted to connect a bot, but the account is small?
A familiar story: the algorithm is written and tested, but there's nothing to trade it on. And then the most boring part begins - one prop firm allows programmatic access, another takes away your account for using a bot, a third only has it on higher nominals. You need to compare not banners, but the live rules: instruments, limits, drawdown, and what the platform actually allows. This is exactly where half an hour of comparison saves you the cost of an extra challenge.