Prop Firms

 

Every major futures prop firm draws the same line: mirroring your own strategy across accounts you personally own is fine, copying somebody else’s trades into your accounts is not. Past that shared principle the details diverge sharply — account caps, same-direction requirements and device rules all differ. Treat this as a starting map, not a substitute for your firm’s own terms.

Prop Firms supported by Quantellics Trade Copier

Rithmic or Tradovate

Up to 20 accounts

TopstepX, Tradovate

Has own copier

Tradovate or Rithmic

Fair Play rules

Rithmic or CQG

Own accounts OK

Tradovate native

Group up to 5

Futures evaluations

Verify

Multiple eval models

Verify

Rithmic

Unpublished

CQG route for NT8

Verify

CQG for NinjaTrader

Own accounts OK

Tradovate native

Own accounts OK

Tradovate native

Own accounts OK

What each firm publishes

FirmCopying your own accountsWorth knowing
Apex Trader FundingPermitted on evaluations and Performance AccountsThe most copier-oriented firm in the space. Up to 20 active accounts, and every account must sit on the same side at the same time — no internal hedging. A single-leader copier enforces that by design.
TopstepPermittedShips a copier inside TopstepX at no extra cost. While it is running you cannot manually adjust a follower, and clearing it with positions open liquidates them. Account cap is far lower than Apex.
MyFundedFuturesPermitted for your own accountsFair Play rules prohibit traders copying one another, and prohibit two traders sharing a device. Frequently misread — the ban is on copying between people, not across your own stack.
Take Profit TraderPermittedOffers both Rithmic and CQG. Choose the rail that matches how you intend to connect NinjaTrader, because the choice is fixed at signup.
TradeifyGroup trading, up to five funded accountsThere is a combined balance ceiling across the group. Copying to or from an account owned by someone else is prohibited.
BulenoxNot clearly publishedSources conflict and the help documentation does not state a position either way. Ask support in writing before you mirror anything.
Consistency rules bind the whole stack, not each account. If any account in your group carries a consistency target, your leader’s daily profit pattern has to satisfy the strictest account you hold. A day that is perfectly fine on an unrestricted funded account can quietly disqualify a payout somewhere else in the group.

Staying compliant while you scale

RuleWhy it matters
Every account in your own legal nameFirms reconcile identity through KYC, payment method and IP. Extra registrations to get past a cap are the fastest way to lose all of them at once.
No external signals firing into funded accountsThis is the line firms actually enforce. Subscribing to someone’s alerts and routing them in is a different activity from mirroring your own trades.
Run the copier locallyTrade Copier executes inside your own NinjaTrader instance. Nothing routes through a shared cloud service, so your execution does not share a fingerprint with strangers.
Size per account, not uniformlyA 50K evaluation and a 150K funded account should not take identical contract counts. Set per-account caps sized to survive the worst fill each account’s drawdown can absorb.
Read the version of the rules you actually holdFirms revise evaluation structures and leave older account versions running. Confirm which version your account is on rather than reading the current sales page.

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Prop firm rules change frequently and often apply differently to older account versions. Everything above reflects what firms published as of September 2026 and is offered as a starting point for your own checking — always confirm current terms with the firm directly before mirroring accounts. Nothing here is trading, financial or legal advice. Quantellics is an independent NinjaTrader Ecosystem vendor and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by or partnered with any firm named on this page; names are used to describe compatibility only and remain the trademarks of their respective owners.