Firms and programs
Firm identity, market coverage, funding models, programs, account sizes and active product structure.
PFA organizes prop firm information so traders and businesses can compare firms, programs and account conditions more consistently. For approved business use cases, selected datasets can also be made available through licensing or API access.
Access is scoped to the use case, the data rights involved and the level of coverage PFA can support reliably.
Firm identity, market coverage, funding models, programs, account sizes and active product structure.
Comparable fields for drawdown, daily loss, trading restrictions, consistency requirements and related account rules.
Published payout-policy fields, supported evidence summaries, complaint context, PFA Trust, Firm Health and ranking signals where available.
Trading-platform availability, country eligibility, challenge and activation costs, selected fee fields and other account-level attributes where coverage is sufficient.
A data license can support comparison products, market research, internal benchmarking, editorial research, due diligence, analytics and other approved business workflows. The exact fields and delivery method depend on the intended use.
PFA does not sell a promise of complete coverage for every firm, market or historical period. If a requested field is not sufficiently supported, we would rather say so than package uncertainty as a complete dataset.
A defined set of fields or records for an agreed business or research use case.
Programmatic access to approved data categories where an API is the right delivery method.
A scoped dataset or analysis for a specific market question when the required coverage can be supported.
Explain the product, research question or business workflow the data will support.
Share the markets, firms, account attributes, history and update frequency that matter.
We confirm whether the requested data can be supplied reliably and under what terms.
If there is a fit, the commercial terms, access method and permitted use are defined before delivery.
A field that applies to one account or country should not be presented as if it applies to every trader.
Unavailable information is not silently converted into a zero, a default or a positive assumption.
PFA scores and rankings should be interpreted with the methodology and coverage rules that produced them.
Licensing terms define how supplied data can be displayed, stored, redistributed or incorporated into another product.
How PFA explains source choice, verification, conflicts and freshness at a public level.
Read methodology →How PFA distinguishes stronger evidence from information that still needs confirmation.
Read standards →How ranking components and evidence coverage are treated.
Read ranking methodology →Send your use case, required fields, target markets, expected usage and preferred delivery method to Business@propfirmadvisor.com. We will tell you what is currently supportable before discussing a commercial scope.
No. Business data and API access is approved and scoped by use case. Public PFA pages remain available without an API agreement.
Potentially, subject to an approved use case and licensing terms. Any use should preserve the relevant methodology, update context and PFA attribution requirements.
Not necessarily. Historical depth varies by field and by when reliable records became available. PFA will define the supported coverage before a data agreement is made.
No. PFA does not provide restricted or private competitor information through a data license.
Email Business@propfirmadvisor.com with the use case, fields, markets and expected usage.
Use the page that matches the job you are trying to complete. Data access, firm participation and commercial partnerships use separate PFA routes.
Profile claims, factual corrections, review responses and other official firm participation.
Open firm services →Understand the public PFA signals and firm-facing workflows available to verified representatives.
Open firm intelligence →Discuss advertising, sponsorship or partnership opportunities separately from data licensing.
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