Lux Trading Firm review

Fees run £199 to £999 for the 1 step evaluation, with account sizes of 100k, 400k, 1m, 2.5m, 10m USD. That sits above the €51.74 charged by prop firms here and well above the €31.57 lower quartile figure, so budget more than the cheapest routes.

It runs as a 1 step evaluation, so a trader clears the test in a single pass instead of moving through staged rounds. For anyone comparing the prop firms on this list, Lux Trading Firm is among the shorter routes to a decision.

Traders keep 80% of profits, which is below the 90% split across the prop firms here. Payouts can be requested on demand whenever the balance is in profit, which suits traders who would rather draw profit as it appears than sit on a funded balance.

Maximum drawdown is 6%, which matches the 6% lower quartile figure for the prop firms here and sits under the 8%. Tight but workable for traders who already size risk to a fixed limit.

Accounts come at 100k, 400k, 1m, 2.5m, 10m USD, so the entry point sits at the smaller end of the scale and larger allocations are open to traders who have passed and want to grow the account size.

Support runs on email, chat and phone, so traders can reach the firm by email, chat, phone or through the community. A help centre is not part of that list, which means written self serve material is thinner than at firms that publish one.

The firm trades as Lux Trading Firm Ltd, founded in 2021 and headquartered in the United Kingdom. It sells challenge evaluations across 100k, 400k, 1m, 2.5m, 10m USD, so the fee buys a test of your trading rather than a live account.

Lux Trading Firm charges £199 to £999, while Alpha Capital Group lists $27 and Funding Pips runs $29 to $555. The trade-off is the single pass and the 6% drawdown, which sit at the tighter end of this group.