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FXIFY vs FTMO 2026: which prop firm is better?

We use the same data for both firms: published prices, published rules and Trustpilot ratings. See the table and verdict below.

Comparison table

FXIFYFTMO
Score7.3/107.0/10
Trustpilot4.34.8
Profit split90%90%
Max leverageup to 1:30up to 1:100
100K challenge from$399 (Lightning)€499 (1-Step Standard)
Programs83
PlatformsMT5, DXtrade, TradingViewMT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView
Payouts viaCrypto, Bank Transfer, RiseBank Transfer, Crypto
News tradingRestrictedRestricted
Weekend holdingAllowedRestricted
Expert advisors (EAs)RestrictedAllowed
HedgingAllowedAllowed
ScalpingRestrictedAllowed
Copy tradingRestrictedNot allowed
MartingaleAllowedRestricted

Verdict

Score: FXIFY 7.3, FTMO 7.0. FXIFY ranks higher.

100K price: FXIFY $399, FTMO €499. FXIFY is cheaper.

Trustpilot: FTMO 4.8/5, other firm 4.3. Customers rate FTMO higher.

FXIFY allows more trading styles (news, EAs, weekend holding and others).

  • Choose FXIFY if you want a lower price, more programs, DXtrade.
  • Choose FTMO if you want better customer ratings, more leverage, MT4, cTrader.

Both firms in short

FXIFY

Good for many program types. FXIFY has a 1-Phase, three 2-Phase types, a 3-Phase, Lightning and instant funding. Accounts from $5,000 to $400,000. Platforms: MT5, DXtrade, TradingView.

FTMO

Good for traders who want a well-known name. FTMO is based in Prague and is one of the oldest prop firms in Europe. It has a 2-Step and a 1-Step challenge, with accounts from $10,000 to $200,000. On the 2-Step you get the fee back with your first payout. Many firms copy FTMO's model.

FAQ

FXIFY or FTMO: which is better?

Score: FXIFY 7.3, FTMO 7.0. FXIFY ranks higher.

FXIFY or FTMO: which is cheaper?

100K price: FXIFY $399, FTMO €499. FXIFY is cheaper.

Can I trade at FXIFY and FTMO at the same time?

Yes. You can buy challenges at more than one firm. Almost all firms ban copying trades between different people's accounts and hedging between firms.