Head-to-head

DRW vs Jump Trading

A direct, side-by-side comparison of DRW and Jump Trading — profit splits, evaluation fees, payout cadence, supported assets, and trading rules. Data pulled live from our firm directory.

Quick verdict

DRW is best for

traders who prefer Firm Capital Model and a Chicago, USA-based firm.

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Quick verdict

Jump Trading is best for

traders focused on futures.

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Cost & compensation

Cost and compensation path

Published fees and payout timing apply to trader-paid funding programs. Firm-capital and institutional paths are shown separately because their economics usually depend on hiring, allocation, salary, bonus, or profit-sharing terms.

DRW

Firm Capital

Not applicable for this model

This is a firm-capital or hiring-based trading path, not a trader-paid funding program. Compensation is typically handled through salary, bonus, draw, allocation, or profit-sharing arrangements rather than a published evaluation fee and payout schedule.

Jump Trading

Firm Capital

Not applicable for this model

This is a firm-capital or hiring-based trading path, not a trader-paid funding program. Compensation is typically handled through salary, bonus, draw, allocation, or profit-sharing arrangements rather than a published evaluation fee and payout schedule.

Decision guide

Best for your trader type

  • Highest profit share

    Tie

    Both pay 50%.

AttributeDRW

Firm Capital · est. 1992

Jump Trading

Firm Capital · est. 1999

Cost
Evaluation fee
Monthly fee
Evaluation requiredNoNo
Instant fundingNoNo
Capital
Profit split50%50%
Max allocationInstitutional onlyInstitutional only
Account sizesInstitutional onlyInstitutional only
Scaling
Payouts
FrequencyAnnual bonusAnnual bonus
First payout
Assets
FuturesNoYes
StocksYesYes
OptionsNoNo
ForexNoNo
CryptoYesYes
Trading rules
News tradingYesYes
Overnight holdingYesYes
Weekend holdingYesYes
Copy tradingNoNo
Technology
PlatformsProprietaryProprietary
Data feed
Company
HeadquartersChicago, USAChicago, USA

About DRW

Diversified principal trading firm across global markets.

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About Jump Trading

Quantitative trading firm focused on algorithmic and high-frequency strategies.

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Trust & stability

Reputation and rule-change activity

Two added decision signals: a weighted reputation score from independent review sources, and a 90-day view of structural rule-change activity where monitored sources are available.

Reputation

canonical score

Not enough independent rating sources to compute a canonical score yet.

Rule Stability

last 90d
Unavailable

We do not currently have enough monitored public rule sources for this firm to report rule-change activity honestly.

Reputation

canonical score

Not enough independent rating sources to compute a canonical score yet.

Rule Stability

last 90d
Unavailable

We do not currently have enough monitored public rule sources for this firm to report rule-change activity honestly.

Frequently asked

Common questions

Which has a higher profit split — DRW or Jump Trading?
DRW pays 50%; Jump Trading pays 50% of trader profits once funded. Both firms offer the same profit share.
Which pays out faster — DRW or Jump Trading?
DRW payouts: Annual bonus. Jump Trading payouts: Annual bonus.
Can I trade news at DRW or Jump Trading?
DRW: permits news trading. Jump Trading: permits news trading.
Can I hold positions overnight at DRW or Jump Trading?
DRW: allows overnight holds. Jump Trading: allows overnight holds.

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