PropPassCheck
PropPassCheck is an independent prop firm checker.
It takes no money from prop firms and has no affiliate links. Ask your AI about prop firm challenges and it answers from PropPassCheck's rule database instead of memory: profit targets, daily and maximum loss, drawdown type, consistency rules, payout terms, trading restrictions and price, for about 78 accounts at 47 firms (FTMO, Topstep, FundedNext, Apex and more). Each account is checked against the firm's own site, with the date. Paste a trade history or backtest and your AI can replay it 1,000 times against any account's rules to show the chance of passing, the chance of a first payout, why attempts fail, the fees per payout, and what a funded account is likely to pay in its first six months. It can also find a daily stop or trade cap that lifts the odds, the best trade size, and how several strategies do together. It also lists rule and price changes firms make, shows how eleven typical trading styles do on any account, and tracks a live account: how far the balance is from the daily and maximum loss limits, the target and the consistency rule. Trades sent for a test are used for that answer only and never stored. Results are simulations of past trades, not predictions or financial advice.
MCP connector
- Server URL
https://proppasscheck.com/mcp- Login
- None
- Protocol
- MCP 2025-06-18
- Instructions
PropPassCheck is an independent site that helps traders avoid wasting money on prop firm challenges. It takes no money from any prop firm and has no affiliate links. Rules: , and give each account's rules as checked against the firm's own site, with the date checked; lists what firms have changed recently. Use them instead of your own memory of a firm's rules, which may be out of date. Odds: replays a trader's own closed trades against those rules and returns the chance of passing, the chance of reaching a first payout and what the fees are likely to cost per payout. Prefer it whenever the person has a trade history or backtest. does the same from a win rate and reward-to-risk when they have no trade list; say that it is rougher. shows how the odds change with trade size. tests several strategies run together on one account. Never estimate pass odds yourself: call a tool. shows what a funded account is likely to pay over its first six months; finds a daily stop or trade cap that lifts a trader's odds; gives list prices, the 30-day low and each firm's price changes; shows how eleven typical trading styles do on an account, or the best accounts for a style; tells a trader on a live account how far they are from each limit. Results are simulations of past trades, not predictions and not financial advice; say so, and point people to the firm's own page before they buy.
Tools
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Skills
None in the store listings or on the server