start your assessment towards becoming a professional futures trader

fortezza.trading

start your assessment towards becoming a professional futures trader

we are seeking serious traders who are looking to develop a long term partnership with fortezza trading.

fortezza trading is a futures proprietary trading firm offering real funding to talented traders.

fill out our trader assessment questionnaire in order to be invited into our program.

  • complete phase one and phase two of the assessment and move onto a live funded account

  • Phase 1 [$6,000]

    Phase 2 [$3,000]

  • Phase 1 [$3,000] EOD trailing drawdown

    Phase 2 [$3,000] EOD trailing drawdown

trader assessment program

trader assessment program

no activation fees.

no recurring monthly fees.

one time fee of $299.

no activation fees.

no recurring monthly fees.

one time fee of $299.

learn more about our transparent pricing and how you end up paying more at other firms

trade. pass.earn.

  • starting balance [$100,000}

    minimum account balance [$97,000]

    profit target [$6,000]

    end-of-day trailing drawdown [$3,000]

    max contract/position size [5 e-minis or 50 micros]

    permitted products [ es, nq, rty, ym, mes, mnq, m2k, mym]

    minimum trading days [1]

    no daily loss limits

    no consistency rule

    no positions held overnight

  • starting balance [$100,000}

    minimum account balance [$97,000]

    profit target [$3,000]

    end-of-day trailing drawdown [$3,000]

    max contract/position size [5 e-minis or 50 micros]

    permitted products [ es, nq, rty, ym, mes, mnq, m2k, mym]

    minimum trading days [1]

    no daily loss limits

    no consistency rule

    no positions held over night

  • starting balance [$0}

    minimum account balance [-$3000]

    end-of-day trailing drawdown [$3,000]

    account will stop trailing once you reach a [$3,000] account balance

    maximum daily loss [$2,000]

    max contract/position size [5 e-minis or 50 micros]

    permitted products [ es, nq, rty, ym, mes, mnq, m2k, mym]

    no positions held overnight

    no payout restrictions

    withdrawals processed every friday

no gimmicks.just trade.

no gimmicks.just trade.

Fortezza Trading strives to be the most transparent prop firm in the industry. Why does the prop space have such a bad reputation at times? It’s because many firms have no real intention to set you up on a live trading account and are simply seeking to collect evaluation fees on failed challenges. Be aware of the common practices that prop firms use to mislead, manipulate and ultimately set you up for failure. Our mission is not to simply collect evaluation fees. We are searching for talented equity indices futures traders to help build our proprietary trading firm.

Our funded traders trade real capital.

  • ex: You purchase a 100k evaluation with a $3000 trailing drawdown. You later find out this is an UNREALIZED intraday trailing drawdown. You place a trade and are up $500 with an account balance of $100,500 but the trade turns around and you end up getting stopped out at breakeven. Your trailing drawdown is now moved up to $97,500 over an unrealized trade profit…

  • Ex: After passing an evaluation, many firms will move you to a live “demo” account or a sim-funded account that you could “withdraw” from. These are not real accounts and you are not trading real capital. It’s often very challenging to ever withdraw from one of these accounts due to restrictive payout policies and needing to create a buffer in your account in order to withdraw funds. If you are fortunate enough to be able to request a payout, where are these funds coming from? Not from real markets. You are now costing the firm money. This is not a real prop firm.

  • ex: These firms will entice traders with flashy headlines and “quick payouts” but the reality is that their website and/or trader agreements are hidden or buried with fine print that are tough to find behind their “flashy” websites.

  • ex: Maybe the worse one of them all. A firm promises you instant funding and immediate payouts, being able to skip an evaluation process entirely. The firm will significantly mark up the prices for this service and use EXTREMELY restrictive minimum account balances or trailing drawdowns to ensure your failure. Also, these are simulated accounts and not real accounts. Do you really think a firm is going to set up on a live account with no vetting process?

  • ex: You finally pass a rigorous evaluation and are set up on a live trading account. Instead of being able to withdraw your hard earned profits at your leisure, you are now met with several restrictive policies in order to receive a payout. Must wait 30 days, must have consecutive winning days of “x” amount, can only withdraw “x” percentage of your profits, must reach “x” account balance… the list goes on. Have you ever wondered if these “live” accounts are actually simulated accounts and that's why the payouts are so restrictive? Why wouldn’t the firm want you to get paid so that they could also make their split from your trading?

  • ex: These firms are quick to payout small profits to build brand reputation and trust but the moment you request a much larger payout your account is deactivated and there is no communication from the firm. Why? Because profitable traders cost the firm money because you are trading on a simulated account but were led to believe this was a “live” funded account.

  • ex: Throughout the vast majority of “prop firms” you will find discount opportunities and significantly low prices everywhere. These firms are simply seeking to increase revenue through selling evaluations and do not have your best interest to support you as a trader. The likely hood of actually receiving a payout from one of these firms is slim to none. Make sure to review their evaluation rules and payout policies very closely.

  • ex: Why would a firm offer you 100% payouts? How would the firm make any money? These firms are attempting to lure you in with “100% payouts” knowing very well the likely hood of getting paid is low. Their only objective is to make money on failed evaluations.