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Win a funded prop firm challenge worth up to $200,000. Free to enter, one email, no card and no trading test - plus the discount codes we agree with firms between draws.
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Win up to a free $200K prop firm challenge
Enter the Prop Firm Pal up to $200K prop firm challenge giveaway and get weekly prop firm insights, top challenge picks, and exclusive discount codes.
- Free to enter
- One email
- No card
- No trading test
How to enter
Three steps, one field, and nothing to pay at any point.
Add your email
One field and a consent tick, on this page. No card, no account to create, no deposit, and no trading history to prove.
Stay entered
That single entry carries forward to every giveaway we run from then on. You never have to come back and enter the same address again.
Watch your inbox
Winners are contacted on the address they entered with, from propfirmpal.com. Add us to your contacts so it does not land in spam.
What you win
The prize is the evaluation fee itself - the part that normally stops people starting.
A challenge up to $200,000
The prize is the evaluation itself. You get the account, and you keep whatever you go on to earn under the firm’s own rules - we take no cut of a payout.
Discount codes between draws
Subscribers get the codes we agree directly with firms, including ones that never appear on a public page. Most sit between 10% and 30% off an entry fee.
New giveaways first
Partner and affiliate giveaways are announced to the list before they are listed here, which matters when a prize pool is capped at a fixed number of accounts.
What a free challenge is actually worth
A funded evaluation is not a token prize. Across the 648 firms listed on Prop Firm Pal, the median challenge costs $439 for every $100,000 of account size. 47 firms sell a $200,000 account outright. Winning one removes the single biggest reason traders never start: paying up front to find out whether they can pass.
Compare every challenge we track to see what a given account size costs before you enter.
How to spot a fake giveaway
Five checks that apply to any prop firm giveaway, including ours. Run them before you hand over an email address.
It asks you for money
A giveaway that needs a deposit, an entry fee, or a card “to verify you” is a sale wearing a costume. Free means free at the point of entry, with nothing to reclaim afterwards.
The prize has no name
A real prize names the firm, the account size and the challenge type. “A funded account” names none of those and can quietly become a $5,000 trial.
It wants your trading credentials
No legitimate giveaway needs your broker login, your platform password or your firm dashboard access. An email address is the only thing an entry requires.
Nobody ever wins in public
Run by an operator worth entering, a giveaway produces a named winner and a dated announcement. A year of draws with no winner ever shown is the tell.
The account has no history
Check how long the account promoting it has existed and whether anyone has ever received anything from it. A week-old profile giving away $200,000 is not giving away $200,000.
Giveaway FAQs
Entry, eligibility, prizes and what happens to your email address.
Yes. Entry costs nothing and takes one email address. There is no purchase, no deposit, no card details and no fee at any stage - if you are ever asked to pay to claim a prize from us, it did not come from us.
A prop firm challenge - the paid evaluation a trader would normally buy - worth up to $200,000 in account size. You trade it under the firm’s own rules, and any payout you earn is yours. Prop Firm Pal takes no share of it.
No. Entry is open to anyone on the list. Passing the challenge you win is a different matter - an evaluation has profit targets and drawdown limits set by the firm, and most traders do not pass on their first attempt.
Once, with one email address. That entry then carries forward to every giveaway we run, so there is nothing to repeat. Entering the same address twice does not improve the odds, and duplicate addresses are merged.
We email the winner on the address they entered with, from propfirmpal.com. Check your spam folder if you are expecting to hear from us - a first email from an unfamiliar domain often lands there.
No. Buying a challenge, using one of our discount codes, or clicking an affiliate link does not increase your chances and is not required. Entry and purchase are entirely separate.
It enters you into the giveaway and subscribes you to the Prop Firm Pal newsletter - prop firm insights, challenge picks and discount codes. We do not sell it. Every email carries a one-click unsubscribe, and unsubscribing does not remove an entry already made.
A paid evaluation that a proprietary trading firm uses to decide whether to fund you. You trade a simulated account to a profit target without breaking the firm’s drawdown rules; pass, and the firm gives you a funded account and a share of the profits - commonly 80% to 90%.
Both. We run our own newsletter giveaway, and we list giveaways run by firms and affiliates we have checked. Each listing names who is running it so you always know whose terms apply.
Check that the prize names a firm, an account size and a challenge type; that entry never costs money; that no trading credentials are requested; and that the operator has published a real winner before. Anything failing those four is not worth your email address.
Entering subscribes you to the Prop Firm Pal newsletter, which you can leave in one click from any email. Prop Firm Pal is not a prop firm and does not fund traders - we compare them. Full terms and privacy policy.
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Assets
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FAQs - Prop Trading Questions Answered
Answers on prop firms, funded accounts, challenges and how our platform works
Perpetual futures, or perps, are derivative contracts that track an asset's price and have no expiry date. Because there is no settlement date, longs and shorts exchange a periodic funding payment that keeps the contract close to the underlying index price. Traders use them for leverage and for easy shorting, most often on crypto assets such as BTC and ETH.
Perps is short for perpetual futures, the crypto derivative contracts that have no expiry date and stay near spot through regular funding payments between longs and shorts. Traders hold perps instead of spot when they want leverage, to go short, or to avoid moving coins. Perps trade around the clock on both centralized and on-chain venues.
Perpetual futures work by letting you hold a leveraged long or short position with no expiry, backed by margin and marked against an index price. Every funding interval, traders on one side pay the other an amount based on the funding rate and position size. You stay in the trade until you close it or the position is liquidated.
Regular futures have a fixed expiry date and settle or roll, often on regulated exchanges such as CME, while perpetual futures never expire and use funding payments to stay aligned with spot. Perpetuals usually trade around the clock, including weekends, while dated futures keep exchange hours. Funding replaces the expiry convergence you would otherwise rely on.
Spot trading means buying the asset itself, while perpetual futures are a contract on its price that you can trade with leverage and short just as easily as you can buy. A spot position carries no funding payments or liquidation risk if unleveraged. A perpetual position can pay or earn funding and can be liquidated if margin runs out.
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