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What is Funded Account?
A funded account is a trading account backed by firm capital rather than personal funds. Once approved, a trader operates under specific risk parameters and receives a share of the profits generated.
The key difference between a retail account and a funded account is capital exposure. In a retail account, you risk your own money. In a funded account, the firm provides capital while limiting risk through structured rules such as daily loss limits and maximum drawdown thresholds. Funding levels may scale based on performance consistency.
Trading Wiki
The Trading Wiki by PropFirm.com is a structured knowledge hub covering proprietary trading firms, live funded accounts, trading journal analytics, market liquidity, execution quality, risk management, A-Book vs B-Book broker models, and institutional trading infrastructure.
This section explains how prop firms operate, how capital allocation works, and how performance is measured and verified.
Structured knowledge about proprietary trading, funded accounts, market structure, risk management, execution models, and capital allocation.
PropFirm.com integrates a free trading journal, live capital allocation, and institutional-grade execution into a single ecosystem.Connect your account, analyze real performance data, qualify for funded opportunities, and trade under the same structured environment used by our proprietary trading division.
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THE PROBLEM
Most Traders Don’t See the Real Structure
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Is your broker A-Book or B-Book?
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Is your funded account simulated?
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Are you paying for evaluation instead of trading?
If performance cannot be independently verified,
capital allocation becomes marketing — not merit.
🔗 Read: What Is A-Book vs B-Book?
🔗 Read: What Is a Prop Firm Challenge?
THE INFRASTRUCTURE
From Data to Capital
Trading Journal
→ Performance Analytics
→ Verification
→ Capital Allocation
→ Institutional Execution
We don’t sell steps.
We integrate them.
🔗 Read: Free Trading Journal
🔗 Read: No-Challenge Funding Explained
WHO IT’S FOR
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Self-funded traders seeking structure
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Traders tired of challenge fees
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Data-driven professionals
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Traders who care about execution quality
If you trade based on data — you belong here.
🔗 Read: Why Professional Traders Track Every Trade
🔗 Read: Position Sizing & Drawdown Control
Trading Journal
A trading journal is not a diary—it is a data engine. Professional traders track performance metrics such as expectancy, risk-reward ratios, win distribution, drawdown structure, and volatility exposure. Structured journaling transforms trading from emotional decision-making into statistical analysis. Verified track records allow for objective evaluation, capital scaling, and long-term consistency. In modern prop trading environments, data transparency is often the foundation for funding decisions.
