A side-by-side breakdown of FTMO and FXIFY — profit splits, payout speed, drawdown rules, platforms, and a clear verdict on which firm wins for which trader profile.
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Editorial verdict · Updated May 2026
Both run a 90% split on static drawdown, so the headline number is a tie — the difference is everything around it. FTMO brings a 2015 track record, four platforms (including cTrader and DXTrade), single-stock CFDs, and no country restrictions. FXIFY counters with on-demand payouts, a $4M ceiling (double FTMO’s), and a customizable multi-product lineup — but it blocks the US, Russia, Iran, and North Korea. FTMO is the lower-risk default; FXIFY is the faster, bigger-ceiling pick if you’re outside its restricted regions.
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Pick FTMO if you trade cTrader or DXTrade, want single-stock CFDs, are in a region FXIFY restricts, or simply weight a decade-long payout history above a faster cycle. It remains the lowest-friction safe default in CFD prop trading — the firm has never retroactively tightened drawdown on existing funded traders.
Pick FXIFY if you want on-demand payouts, a $4M ceiling, and a customizable product lineup (One-Phase, Two-Phase, Lightning, Instant), and you’re outside its restricted countries. It’s the more flexible, faster-paying firm — the trade-offs are a shorter track record and an MT-only platform list.
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