Futures prop firms that accept US traders, in their own words
By Alexander Burnett (editor) Last updated Data read by our script
How we got this
How: Read by our script on 16 October 2026 from each firm's own pricing, help and terms pages; firms are matched on the same terms the finder uses. How we checkHow we make moneyCorrections
- Firms that qualify
- 16 of 23
- Not stated
- 7
- Read
- 16 October 2026
16 of the 23 US futures prop firms we could read meet this test on 16 October 2026: the firm's page names US traders, or its published restricted-country list doesn't include the US, according to TradingLookup's US Futures Prop Access Ledger (October 2026).
Firms whose own pages say they serve US traders, or publish a restricted-country list that leaves the US off.
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The 16 firms, A to Z
| Firm | What the firm says | The firm's own words | Cheapest $50K to funded judged |
|---|---|---|---|
 Alpha Futures | yes (US not on restricted list; ACH payouts to US bank accounts offered) | To be able to trade with us, you need to be either a resident or a citizen of a non-restricted country.… List of restricted countries below:… - ACH (US bank accounts)· help.alpha-futures.com, read | $129 |
 Apex Trader Funding | yes (stated: 'Services are intended for U.S. users only'; US not on restricted list) | Services are intended for U.S. users only and are not offered where prohibited by local laws or regulations.· apextraderfunding.com, read | Not computed |
 Aqua Futures | yes (US not on restricted list; general FAQ covering all AquaFunded products) | Restricted countries from using are services include: Cuba- Iran- Syria- Vietnam- Kenya· help.aquafunded.com, read | $117 |
| Bulenox | yes (stated: funded US citizens get a US tax form, Form 1099-NEC; US not on its restricted list) | U.S. citizens receive Form 1099-NEC, while non-U.S. citizens receive Form W-8BEN… we are prohibited from conducting business with residents of certain countries· bulenox.com, read | Not computed |
| DayTraders.com | yes (stated: 'U.S. traders receive a 1099-NEC form') | U.S. traders receive a 1099-NEC form by January 31· daytraders.com, read | Not computed |
 Earn2Trade | yes (stated: firm lists payout limits for traders in specific U.S. states; non-US citizens also eligible) | Payout Update for Traders in Certain U.S. States and Territories… Non-US citizens are eligible for funding by completing a W-8BEN form· help.earn2trade.com, read | Not computed |
 Elite Trader Funding | yes (stated: only Guam, Puerto Rico and US Virgin Islands listed as unsupported US territories; firm uses U.S. FCMs) | Unsupported States and Territories in the US: Guam, Puerto Rico, United States Virgin Islands.· elitetraderfunding.app, read | $324 |
 FundedNext Futures | yes (US not on the firm's Futures restricted-country list, terms updated 5 May 2026) | for Futures Services, at the time of publication of these Terms, the Provider restricts access to residents of the following countries/territories:· fundednext.com, read | Not computed |
 Lucid Trading | yes (stated: payout method for 'U.S.-based traders'; US not on restricted list) | Plaid Instant bank transfers for U.S.-based traders… Available for both U.S. and international traders· support.lucidtrading.com, read | Not computed |
 MyFundedFutures | yes (stated: 'Plaid/ACH payouts are available for US traders'; US not on restricted list) | Note: Plaid/ACH payouts are available for US traders.· help.myfundedfutures.com, read | $92 |
 Phidias | yes (stated: 'We welcome US traders') | We welcome US traders and have structured our operations to comply with US legal requirements· phidiaspropfirm.com, read | Not computed |
 Take Profit Trader | yes (stated: payouts 'via Plaid to US bank accounts') | the profits will be paid out either through an automated process via Plaid to US bank accounts or via PayPal or Wise· takeprofittrader.com, read | Not computed |
 Top One Futures | yes (US not on restricted list) | Individuals or entities with citizenship in or residing in the countries listed below are prohibited from accessing Top One Futures services.· help.toponefutures.com, read | $109 |
 Topstep | yes (stated: US-only payout methods for 'U.S. domestic Traders'; US not on ineligible list) | Aeropay is a Pay by Bank service for U.S. domestic Traders… U.S. Topstep Prop Traders can direct eligible Payouts to their Topstep Brokerage account· help.topstep.com, read | $85 |
 TradeDay | yes (US not on the firm's prohibited-country list, which names only Guam, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands among US places; read 14 Oct) | we cannot accept traders who are citizens or residents of the countries listed below· tradeday.freshdesk.com, read | $59 |
 Tradeify | yes (stated: 'an eligible country (like the US)'; US not on the 58-country restricted list) [read by hand by Alex on 15 October 2026; our reader is blocked, so no copy was saved] | If you are a resident of an eligible country (like the US) but traveling to or vacationing in a restricted country, you can continue trading normally.· help.tradeify.co, read | $107 |
Not stated (7)
- BluSky Trading
- Funded Futures Network
- Leeloo Trading
- OneUp Trader
- Purdia Capital
- The Trading Pit (futures)
- UProfit
How we built this list
- The testThe firm's page names US traders, or its published restricted-country list doesn't include the US. One qualifying plan is enough.
- Who we checkedThe 23 firms in the US futures ledger we could read on 16 October 2026. Blocked firms are on no list.
- OrderA to Z, never ranked on one rule. The $50K column is our arithmetic (judged).
- Three or moreA list needs 3+ firms. See how we rank.