7 plans at 7 firms · checked Nov 6, 2026

Prop firms that allow automated trading

Algo and copier rules differ more than any other rule. Here is each firm's position in its own words: allowed, allowed with conditions, or banned.

The short version

  • 7 firms' automation rules, each read from the firm's own rules page on Nov 6, 2026.
  • Even where it's allowed, hedging across accounts, copying another person and all-or-nothing trading usually aren't.
  • Firms that allow automated trading come first, then firms that allow it with conditions, then firms that ban it. A sort, not a ranking.

At a glance

PlanAutomationThe rule
Atlas Funded Futures plansAllowedWithin the rules; no hedging across accounts, no copying another person
FXIFY One Phase, Two PhaseAllowedEAs listed as allowed on FXIFY's homepage
Bulenox All accountsWith conditionsThird-party API or copier to Rithmic costs $100 a month
Elite Trader Funding All plansWith conditionsOnly trade copiers on ETF's approved list
Purdia Capital All accountsWith conditionsCopiers and semi-automated with active oversight; fully automated not allowed
FundedNext 2-Step accounts of $50,000 and upNot on 2-Step 50K+EAs aren't allowed; you trade manually
Take Profit Trader Test, PRO, PRO+Not allowedNo bots or algos; every trade placed by hand

From each firm's rules page. Firms whose pages we've read but which don't state an automation rule are left off; ask the firm before you run anything. Today's codes are on every live code.

Atlas Funded · Futures plans

Rule
Algorithmic and automated trading is allowed within the rules
Still banned
Copying or hedging with another person, hedging across your own accounts, all-or-nothing trading and account sharing end the account

Source: Atlas Funded Docs: Atlas Futures. Checked Nov 6, 2026.

Atlas Funded profilePayout rules

FXIFY · One Phase, Two Phase

Rule
FXIFY lists EAs, holding over the weekend and trading through news as allowed

Source: FXIFY: homepage (leverage and allowed strategies). Checked Nov 6, 2026.

FXIFY profilePayout rulesPromo code

Bulenox · All accounts

Rule
Connecting to Rithmic through a third-party API or trade copier costs $100 a month
Know this
Bulenox's pages we read don't state a separate rule on fully automated bots

Source: Qualification Account. Checked Nov 6, 2026.

Bulenox profilePayout rulesPromo code

Elite Trader Funding · All plans

Rule
Only trade copiers on ETF's approved list
Know this
ETF's pages we read don't state a separate rule on bots

Source: Elite Trader Funding: evaluations. Checked Nov 6, 2026.

Elite Trader Funding profilePayout rules

Purdia Capital · All accounts

Rule
Trade copiers and semi-automated trading are allowed with active oversight; fully automated systems aren't

Source: Purdia knowledgebase: rules and risk management (daily loss, news, inactivity). Checked Nov 6, 2026.

Purdia Capital profilePayout rules

FundedNext · 2-Step accounts of $50,000 and up

Rule
On 2-Step accounts of $50,000 and up, Expert Advisors aren't allowed and you trade manually
Know this
Other FundedNext account types: not stated on the pages we read

Source: FundedNext: CFD trading objectives (General Rules). Checked Nov 6, 2026.

FundedNext profilePayout rules

Take Profit Trader · Test, PRO, PRO+

Rule
No bots or algos. Every trade has to be placed by hand

Source: PRO Account Rules. Checked Nov 6, 2026.

Take Profit Trader profilePayout rulesPromo code

Questions

Which prop firms allow bots or EAs?

On our November 6, 2026 check, Atlas Funded says algorithmic and automated trading is allowed within its rules, and FXIFY lists EAs as allowed. Purdia allows trade copiers and semi-automated trading with active oversight but not fully automated systems. Take Profit Trader bans bots and algos outright.

Can I use a trade copier at a prop firm?

Purdia allows copiers with oversight, Bulenox charges $100 a month for a third-party API or copier connection to Rithmic, and Elite Trader Funding only allows copiers on its approved list. Copying between your own accounts at the same firm is a separate rule; check the firm's page.

Does FundedNext allow EAs?

Not on 2-Step accounts of $50,000 and up, where FundedNext says you trade manually. Its pages we read don't state a rule for the other account types.

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