Funding Models
Firm Leverage Prop Firms
Firm Leverage covers firms that multiply a trader's own capital with leverage rather than selling an evaluation.
8 firms match this criteria
Two different opportunity types on this page
Firm Leverage is a retail product, but a firm listed here may also run an employer / firm-capital desk. Each firm below is labeled with which opportunity it offers.
8 firms sell retail funded-account programs · 0 firms are employer / firm-capital desks that hire traders. The Opportunity column below labels each firm.
In the Firm Leverage model you put up your own money and the firm multiplies your buying power. There is no challenge to pass — the risk you carry is real, and so is the leverage.
This model is common in equities, where firms provide buying power, routing, and risk oversight on top of the capital you contribute. Terms differ sharply from evaluation firms: your contribution is at risk first, and the split is usually more favourable because of it.
Check how much capital you contribute, the leverage ratio, how losses are applied against your contribution, and what happens to your capital if you stop trading.
How a firm qualifies
A firm qualifies when it runs at least one verified Firm Leverage program. Structured program data decides membership. A secondary funding model is included when those programs do not already cover it; firms with no programs fall back to their primary and secondary labels.
Results use ProprietaryTrading.com's program and account-tier data where available, with firm-level data used as a fallback when appropriate. Firms with no stated value are excluded rather than counted as zero.
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What this group looks like
Auto-computed from proprietarytrading.com's firm database
- Typical profit split
- 90%
- Most common platforms
- Takion · Lightspeed · Sterling Trader Pro
Median across 7 firms
Takion (3) · Lightspeed (3) · Sterling Trader Pro (3)
| Firm | |
|---|---|
| Maverick Trading (opens in new tab) Salt Lake City, USA Firm Leverage 4.6(97) | |
| Axi Select (opens in new tab) Sydney Firm Leverage 4.1(7,879) | |
| Great Point Capital (opens in new tab) Chicago, USA Firm Leverage 4.0(10) | |
| Integra Trade (opens in new tab) New York, USA Firm Leverage 3.6(2) | |
| Bright Trading (opens in new tab) Las Vegas, USA Firm Leverage 3.5(1) | |
| T3 Trading Group (opens in new tab) New York, USA Firm Leverage 3.3(3) | |
| Avatar Securities (opens in new tab) New York, NY Firm Leverage No trader reviews yet | |
| First New York Securities (opens in new tab) New York, NY Firm Leverage No trader reviews yet |
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