Terms of use
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Purpose of the site
top-prop-firm.com is an independent comparison site covering proprietary trading firms. It publishes factual data, editorial analysis and an in-house score whose methodology is published.
This site is neither a broker, nor a trading firm, nor a financial intermediary. It holds no funds, executes no orders, and plays no part at any point in the contractual relationship between a user and a listed company.
Nature of the content
Published content is provided for information. It does not constitute investment advice, a personalised recommendation, a solicitation, or a guarantee of results.
Scores, rankings and verdicts express an analysis based on published criteria. They do not predict your personal experience with a given company, nor how its terms will evolve.
Figures shown are taken from the official websites of the companies listed and are dated. They may have changed since. Only the relevant company’s terms and conditions, at the moment of your purchase, are binding.
Limitation of liability
We make every effort to publish accurate and current information, but we do not guarantee its completeness, its permanent accuracy, or its suitability for your situation.
We cannot be held liable for a decision taken on the basis of information on this site, a financial loss incurred with a listed company, a rule change occurring after our last verification, or a dispute between a user and a listed company.
Any purchase decision is yours alone.
Permitted use
You may read, quote with attribution, and share the content of this site.
The following are prohibited: systematic extraction and bulk reproduction of the data to build a competing database, full reproduction of articles without permission, and any use liable to impair the operation of the site.
Indexing by search engines and artificial intelligence systems is expressly permitted, provided it comes with attribution and a link to the source.
Governing law
These terms are governed by French law. Any dispute concerning their interpretation or performance falls under the jurisdiction of the French courts, subject to mandatory consumer protection provisions.