Best TradingView Prop Firms 2026

TradingView support means trading a funded account directly from the charts most traders already use for analysis. Native bridges (often via Tradovate or broker integrations) have made this one of the fastest-growing platform requests in prop trading.

  • 1. My Funded Futures — Trust Score 88/100, 80/20 – 90/10 split, from $57 – $449/mo
  • 2. Take Profit Trader — Trust Score 85/100, 80/20 – 90/10 split, from $150 – $360/mo
  • 3. Tradeify — Trust Score 78/100, 100/0 first $15K, then 90/10 split, from $65 – $221 (one-time)
  • 4. FXIFY — Trust Score 78/100, 75/25 – 90/10 (up to 100% with add-on) split, from $39 – $1,599
  • 5. TradeDay — Trust Score 78/100, 80/20 – 95/5 split, from $87 – $262/mo
  • 6. Alpha Futures — Trust Score 76/100, 100/0 (first $12.5K) · 70/30 – 90/10 split, from $79/mo – $239/mo
  • 7. Elite Trader Funding — Trust Score 76/100, Up to 100/0 split, from $47 – $307+ (one-time) / from $87/mo
  • 8. Top One Futures — Trust Score 67/100, 90/10 split, from $69 – $309 (Elite) / $139 – $359 (Elite Access) / $419 – $821+ (Instant Sim)

FAQ

Which prop firms let me trade directly from TradingView?

Any firm running a Tradovate-connected futures account (Apex, Topstep, TakeProfitTrader and more) supports one-click trading from TradingView charts. On the forex side, a growing number of Match-Trader firms are adding TradingView execution too.

Do Pine Script alerts work on funded accounts?

Yes, via TradingView's native broker integrations you can send alert-triggered orders. Prop firms treat these as algo strategies — the same 'no HFT, no unauthorised copy-trading' rules apply.

Do I need a paid TradingView plan for prop trading?

The free plan works for basic execution, but real-time futures data, multi-chart layouts and second-based intervals require Essential or Premium.

Is TradingView execution as fast as MT5 or NinjaTrader?

Latency is competitive for discretionary trading, but native desktop terminals still edge it out for scalping. If sub-100ms fills are critical, run the underlying platform directly.