About
A record first, a website second
RexPropFirm exists because the numbers traders buy on are scattered across pages that change without notice. The product is structured, sourced, history-aware data about prop firms and their challenges. Everything you read here is a presentation layer over that record.
What is in the record today
Two markets, kept apart on purpose. A Forex/CFD firm publishes percentage limits against a starting balance; a futures firm publishes currency amounts that trail a high-water mark. Rex refuses to average those into one number, because the average would be meaningless and confident at the same time.
The rules Rex works to
- Every value comes from a page a firm published, with the time it was read. If Rex cannot cite it, Rex does not state it.
- Not applicable, not published and not collected are three different absences, and none of them is a zero.
- A missing value never improves a score. Data Confidence measures evidence, not quality, and the two are never merged into one figure.
- Rex publishes no ranking. There is no Rex Score on this site until the methodology behind one exists and is published.
- History is kept. When a value changes, the previous observation, its source and its timestamp stay in the record.
- Nothing that is illustrative is ever presented as verified. Preview modules say so on the module.
What Rex is not
Being clear about this is more useful than another paragraph about what it is.
- Not a broker, a prop firm, or an introducer to either.
- Not a ranking site. There is no best list here, and the fit finder deliberately produces no rank positions.
- Not a review farm. Every review currently on the site is preview content, labelled on the module, with no real trader behind it.
- Not financial advice. Rex tells you what a firm published; whether that is a good idea for you is not a question data can answer.
- Not commercially attached to any firm in this preview. No outbound link resolves, and no placement is for sale.
Where the product is
This build is a research preview. The record is real and sourced; the commercial and social modules — reviews, offers, payouts, discussions, awards, best sellers, spreads and the calendar — are finished presentation surfaces with illustrative content behind them, each carrying a preview label. That split is deliberate: it lets the product be judged as a product before the services behind it are attached, without a single illustrative figure leaking into the evidenced record.
You can see exactly which pages every real value came from in the source registry, and how a value earns its state in the methodology.
Start somewhere useful
- CountriesFirms available where you liveThe question that rules firms out fastest, answered first.Open →
- ChallengesEvery plan in the recordFilter by market, size, fee type, structure and drawdown model.Open →
- GuidesWhat the rules actually doPlain-language explanations linked to the options that match.Open →
Questions
- Who writes this?
- The record is compiled from firms' own published pages and re-checked against them. Editorial copy is written to explain the record, and never to sell a firm.
- How often does it update?
- This preview is a fixed snapshot, and every page states which one. Continuous updating is a later stage of the project, not something this build claims.
- Why is there no best firm?
- Because the honest answer depends on your country, your strategy and your budget. Rex gives you the filters and the sources, then gets out of the way.