See which brokers and liquidity providers power every major prop trading firm. The underlying broker directly affects your execution quality, spreads, and slippage.
30 of 35 firms have documented broker information.
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The broker or liquidity provider that a prop firm uses directly impacts your trading experience:
FTMO uses an institutional liquidity provider for their trading infrastructure. They do not disclose the specific broker name publicly but route orders through a multi-LP aggregation setup.
The underlying broker determines your execution quality, spreads, slippage, and swap rates. Firms using reputable brokers tend to offer better trading conditions.
No. Each prop firm chooses their own broker or liquidity provider. Some use established retail brokers, others use institutional LPs, and some have built proprietary in-house solutions.
Most prop firms operate simulated environments that mirror live market conditions. A few firms route funded traders to live accounts with real market execution.