What is proprietary trading (prop trading)?
Proprietary trading, commonly known as prop trading, is a model where a company provides capital for traders to trade the financial markets.
Instead of using personal funds, traders operate using the firm’s capital and can earn a share of the profits generated. At RZR funded, traders may receive up to 95% of the virtual profits as a performance-based reward, depending on the account type.
How does prop trading work at RZR Funded?
1. Purchase a Challenge
Begin by selecting a challenge that matches your trading style, experience, and goals.
2. Demonstrate Your Trading Skills
Trade in a simulated environment while meeting the required objectives and following the program’s trading rules and risk parameters.
3. Receive Access to a Funded Account
Once you successfully complete the challenge, you will gain access to a simulated funded account.
4. Earn Performance Rewards
Eligible traders can withdraw a share of the profits generated while RZR Funded manages the financial risk associated with the program.
Why do traders choose prop trading?
Prop trading can be an attractive option for traders who have a solid strategy and trading skills but prefer not to risk large amounts of personal capital.
Benefits of prop trading include:
Access to larger trading capital
Reduced personal financial risk
Structured trading conditions and risk management
Opportunities to scale account sizes over time
Performance-based reward payouts
This creates a professional environment where traders can focus on consistency and long-term performance.
Does RZR Funded offer instant funding options?
Yes. RZR Funded also offers alternative funding models such as Instant Funding and Instant Lite and Instant24.
These programs allow traders to access a simulated funded account without completing a traditional evaluation or challenge process.
You can find the information for all our programs HERE - Our Accounts
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