Best Prop Firms, a website that independently reviews and compares proprietary trading firms, recently launched regional rankings focused on the United States and Canada among others. The expanded coverage is designed to help traders evaluate firms based on region-specific funding models, platform compatibility, and challenge structures.
With more traders seeking firm conditions tailored to their location, the new guides offer side-by-side breakdowns that reflect local payout cycles, platform access, and rule transparency. Online traders can now easily explore the best prop firms in the United States and other key regions by challenge type, profit split model, and funding timelines.
Hands-On Testing for Accurate Comparisons
Unlike directories that rely on self-reported data, Best Prop Firms uses a structured testing process to assess each firm listed. The team opens real accounts, completes full evaluations, and monitors payout delivery, platform usability, and rule enforcement under real conditions.
“Many prop firms look similar on the surface, but when you go through the full challenge yourself, the differences become clear,” said Noam Korbl, co-founder of Best Prop Firms. “We test every firm hands-on to uncover the details that actually affect a trader’s experience.”
This approach allows the site to highlight factors that are often difficult for traders to verify upfront, such as how long it takes to receive a first payout, whether account types are matched to trading style, and how firms handle support or disputes during the evaluation.
Helping Traders Navigate Complexity
The prop trading industry has become more competitive over the past year, with firms offering a wide range of models from instant funding accounts to structured two-step challenges with scaling plans. These changes have increased trader choice but also added complexity.
“Clear challenge rules and realistic expectations matter more than flashy promises,” Korbl said. “Traders want to know what they’re signing up for and how the process works before they commit. That’s what we aim to provide.”
Each regional page includes overviews of challenge type, payout schedule, trading platform support, and evaluation limits, giving users a way to find firms that align with their goals and location. It also explains which allows for certain strategies such as scalping, high frequency trading, or automation.
Regional Differences Now Easier to Compare
The new U.S. and Canada rankings account for location-specific considerations such as regulation, supported platforms, and acceptable funding methods. Some prop trading firms serve one country but not the other, or offer faster payouts and certain platforms in one region only.
By expanding region-specific content, Best Prop Firms aims to give traders more confidence in selecting a prop firm that fits both their trading style and jurisdiction, such as up to date shortlists of the best prop firms in the U.S. and Canada.
