In this article, we’ll be comparing two prop firms, Fidelcrest and Trade The Pool.

Let’s look at all details.

Prop Firms General Details

In this first table, we compare the year where each prop firm was founded, where their offices are located, and how much balance you can get to trade after scaling (when applicable).

Trade The Pool is 8 years old. It was founded in 2016, earlier than Fidelcrest which was founded in 2018 and is 6 years old.

Instruments

Here’s a list of all instruments supported by Fidelcrest and Trade The Pool. I divided the list into two parts to show CFDs products and Futures products.

Funding Program Types

Prop firms have different program types to achieve a funded account.

Here’s the resume and comparison of the Fidelcrest and Trade The Pool different program types.

Instant Funding Comparison

Instant funding programs give you access to a funded account immediately without needing to pass any challenge. This is the fastest way to get funded.

One-Step Program Comparison

One-Step programs are programs that require a single challenge to be passed. As soon as you pass the challenge, achieving the required targets without breaking any rules, you’ll be rewarded with a funded account to trade.

Here’s the comparison table for the Fidelcrest and Trade The Pool prop firms.

Two-Step Program Comparison

Two-Step programs require that you pass two different challenges before getting funded. Usually, each phase or each challenge has different targets and rules.

Here’s the comparison for Fidelcrest and Trade The Pool.

Trustpilot Reviews

Trustpilot is a reputable platform when it comes to reviewing products and services.

Here is the rating that Fidelcrest and Trade The Pool have on Trustpilot.

Free Stuff

Being able to test a prop firm before we commit and purchase is a good thing. We can get used to their trading platform, and understand spreads, commissions, and rules.

Some proprietary firms also offer free repeats in some circumstances, and also free resets, to be able to reset our account before the challenge period is over, in case things are not going as we wanted.

Here’s the comparison for Fidelcrest and Trade The Pool prop firms.

Trading Styles

Some prop firms may be better for you than others depending on your trading style. In this table, you can see the comparison between the trading styles allowed by Fidelcrest and Trade The Pool prop firms.

Trading Hours

Although most proprietary firms are more oriented to day trading, some allow holding positions overnight and even on weekends.

Here’s what is allowed by Fidelcrest and Trade The Pool.

Trading Platforms

We all like to use the trading platform that we are used to. For this reason, prop firms support different trading platforms.

Here’s an extensive list of the platforms supported by Fidelcrest and Trade The Pool.

Leverage

The leverage provided by the prop firm may be an important factor when choosing it. This is especially true for day trading or scalping, where the position size is usually significantly bigger than for swing trading.

Here’s a comparison of the leverage provided by Fidelcrest and Trade The Pool prop firms.

Payments

Proprietary firms have several ways of payment.

Here’s a table with the comparison between the payment methods accepted by Fidelcrest and Trade The Pool.

More Resources

• Compare any prop trading firm with our prop firm comparison tool
• List of the best prop trading firms
• What is prop trading?