PROP FIRM ACADEMY — FREE
Learn to pass prop firm challenges like a professional
A complete, no-fluff curriculum: how the business works, how challenges are structured, risk management, position sizing, psychology and the exact rules to pass. Written natively in your language.
10 lessons · free forever · 79 min read
Full track
Ten lessons in the right order — from zero to funded. Most traders fail because they skip the fundamentals. This track fixes that.
What is a prop firm? The complete 2026 guide
How funded-trading firms make money, why they hand traders up to $400k, and what you actually sign up for.
How Prop Firm Challenges Work
The full mechanics of a prop firm evaluation: profit targets, drawdown rules, consistency requirements, and what actually happens after you pass.
Choosing the Right Prop Firm
How to evaluate prop firms like a professional: rule fit, real costs, drawdown mechanics, payout track record, and the red flags that end careers.
Risk management — the #1 reason traders fail challenges
Drawdown types explained with real numbers, and the loss framework that keeps you inside the rules on your worst day.
Position sizing — the math that keeps you in the game
Turn your risk % into exact lot sizes on forex and futures, with worked examples you can reuse on any account.
Trading psychology — winning the mental game of evaluations
Why the rules feel easy on demo and impossible with money on the line — and the routines that close that gap.
The 10 rules of passing a challenge (print this)
The complete pre-flight checklist: every rule condensed into one page you can keep beside your platform.
Strategy frameworks that survive evaluation rules
Three structures built for drawdowns and consistency rules — with the pros and cons of each.
After you pass — payouts, scaling and staying funded
The funded phase has its own rulebook: payout cycles, consistency rules and the scaling that keeps your account alive.
Common mistakes that blow funded accounts
The ten recurring errors in failed evaluations — each with the exact counter-rule that prevents it.