Overview

FTMO and True Forex Funds are two of the most respected prop firms in the industry. Both offer funded accounts up to $200,000, but their structures differ in important ways.

Profit Targets

FTMO requires a 10% Phase 1 target and 5% Phase 2. True Forex Funds requires 8% Phase 1 and 5% Phase 2 — making TFF's initial hurdle slightly lower.

Drawdown Rules

Both firms enforce a 5% daily loss limit and 10% maximum drawdown. However, FTMO uses a trailing drawdown from peak equity, while TFF uses the initial balance as the baseline.

Payout Splits

FTMO offers up to 90% profit split. True Forex Funds starts at 75% and can scale to 80%. For high performers, FTMO's structure is more lucrative.

Which Should You Choose?

If you prefer lower initial profit targets and a simpler drawdown calculation, True Forex Funds is worth considering. If you want maximum payout potential and a well-established track record, FTMO remains the gold standard.