What is the difference between a CFD prop firm and a futures prop firm?

CFD prop firms quote prices for currency pairs, gold, oil, stock indices and crypto. Position sizes are in lots, leverage is set by the firm and there is no exchange fee for market data in the same way as futures. Rules usually measure daily and overall loss on equity.

Futures prop firms quote contracts such as the E-mini S&P 500 or crude oil futures. Data comes from exchanges such as the CME Group and carries licensing costs, contracts have fixed sizes, and drawdown rules are often trailing on end-of-day or intraday balance.

The audiences overlap but are not the same. In practice the choice is driven by the platform you can get, your data budget and where your buyers are. PropExecutor serves the CFD model: forex, metals, energies, indices and crypto quoted from a live feed, with lot-based sizing and configurable leverage limits.

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Whichever you choose, say it clearly. Traders searching for futures evaluations and those searching for forex challenges are different audiences, and mixing the language confuses both.