Additional Information
Not all prop firms accept traders from every country. Some restrict applications due to regulations, broker agreements, or payment limitations.
Enter your country in the search bar or browse the restricted country list. Selecting a country opens a dedicated page with all verified firms that currently do not allow traders from that location. Each listing includes trader ratings, supported platforms, maximum allocation, years in operation, and any available promos.
If your country is restricted, those firms will not be available to you. Instead, visit our Prop Firms That Allow Traders From Your Country pages to find verified firms that accept your location.
Prop Firm Match lists only firms that pass our compliance and vetting standards. We present unbiased, data-driven comparisons so you can choose with confidence and find prop firms that are available to you.
Looking for firms that do accept your country? See Prop Firms That Allow Traders From Your Country.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Use the search bar or browse the restricted country list. Each page shows verified firms that currently do not accept traders from that country.
Restrictions may be due to regulations, broker partnerships, sanctions, or payment provider limitations that affect certain countries.
Yes. Prop firms may update their eligibility rules as laws, broker agreements, or payment systems change. Check back regularly for updates.
Start by reviewing firms that specifically allow traders from your country. Our platform provides accurate comparisons so you can find firms that match your location, trading goals, and preferred instruments.
No. Restrictions vary from firm to firm. Some may allow your country while others do not, which is why comparison is essential.
Yes. If a firm restricts your country, you typically cannot start a challenge or hold a funded account. Always check phase-specific rules.
Most firms run KYC checks for compliance. You may be asked for a government-issued ID and recent proof of address (for example, a utility bill or bank statement). Make sure to check the firm's KYC policy.
No. VPN use to misrepresent location usually violates firm terms and can lead to account closure and forfeited payouts.
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