Funded Trading Plus, Reviewed
The register check comes back clean for once: FTP London Ltd, 13719292, incorporated 2 November 2021 at 7 Bell Yard. Which forces the harder question of what a clean Companies House entry actually buys the customer.
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Hola Prime Makes Stop-Losses Mandatory a Day After Launching a Programme Marketed as 'No Risk Rule'
Two rule movements at one firm inside 48 hours, pointing opposite ways. A tracker records the stop-loss mandate on all Sim. Funded accounts; the firm's own rules pages show no such rule for Prime X.
FTUK, Reviewed
The brand name asserts a country. The footer names Wyoming, Utrecht and Saint Lucia, the two sets of terms are governed by Dutch and Texan law, and the phrase United Kingdom appears on none of the pages this desk read.
Audacity Capital, Reviewed
A Canary Wharf address on the front of the site, three companies registered anywhere but Britain in the footer, and a pricing table that is easier to read than either. The London-facing evaluation seller, graded on its own published pages.
FundedNext Labs: When the Rulebook Is the Experiment
Two limited-run experimental evaluations, two different loss-limit designs, and a page that as of this writing lists both as expired. What a UK buyer can check, and what disappears with the window.
Alpha Capital Group, Reviewed
A UK-facing evaluation seller that says the quiet part on its own homepage: all references to trading mean virtual trading. We grade the product against its own unusually candid documents.
The Prop Certification That Disclaims Itself
A voluntary certification scheme for prop firms launched in July. The most useful sentence on its own page says the certificate is not licensing or authorisation.
City Traders Imperium, Reviewed
A prop firm that trades on its UK positioning. We examine what the published programmes offer — and what 'UK-based' does and does not buy the customer.