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5%ers Co-Founder launches new prop

Snir Ahiel has launched Fund Your FX. Ahiel was one of the two co-founders of The 5%ers back in 2016. He left the firm in August of 2022.

IQ Option launched a prop firm

IQ Option launched the offering at least 12 months ago. The brokerage firm is one of several major players to have set up a prop offering.

Andreas Andreou launches thePropTrade

Andreou was most recently at BDswiss and spent close to a decade at HFM. He is the latest in a string of ex-broker execs to either join or launch a prop.

MarketsVox launching prop arm

MarketsVox will launch MVFunded later this month. The company is the latest in a string of brokers to have added a prop trading offering.

Fintokei pays out over €4m in 2024

Fintokei - a funded trader firm - has also seen a near three-fold increase in paid for evaluations so a far this year compared to 2023.

Prop leverage is way higher than you realise

The headline 'funded account' figure that prop firms offer is less relevant than the drawdown rules the prop imposes on its clients.

Props are going bust

Funded trader companies are shutting shop because they can't sell enough challenges to cover their liabilities. We explain how it all works here.

How to start a prop firm for funded traders

In this guide we tell you everything you need about how to start a prop firm or funded trader company. It's more complicated than you think.

FTMO CEO: We can bring something new to the broker space

We interview FTMO CEO Ottaker Suffner about the company's expansion plans, the US exit, and start up life.

MT4 & MT5 removed from India Play Store

MT4 and MT5 have been taken off the play store. MT4 demos are done. And are props breaking trade reporting rules? Also Startrader and a new liquidity provider.

IC Markets may launch prop firm

And we take a return trip to the Turkish Gold Bazaar

What next for prop firms?

Some tips and tricks for the iFX Expo
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