9 Best DXtrade Prop Firms in 2026: Rules, Codes & Platforms

This list only includes firms whose current platform lineup on FundedTrading.com's own review page shows DXtrade, cross-checked against the firm's own site or help center. A firm's DXtrade support gets confirmed or dropped from this page the same week the underlying rule changes, because platform access is one of the fastest-moving details in this industry.

Phidias markets itself with language that name-drops DXtrade alongside MT4, MT5, and cTrader as platforms a trader might want elsewhere. Phidias itself runs on Rithmic, Tradovate, and DeepCharts, with no DXtrade option at all, so it is not on this list. FTMO is excluded for a different reason: FTMO's own trading update confirms DXtrade was decommissioned as a newly selectable platform on March 24, 2026. Traders with an existing FTMO DXtrade account can keep using it. New signups cannot choose it.

Every firm below lists DXtrade next to at least one other platform. None of them run DXtrade exclusively.

Alpha Capital Group runs the widest platform lineup on this list. DXTrade sits alongside MT5, cTrader, and TradeLocker across every evaluation type, from the instant-access Alpha Direct account through Alpha One, Alpha Pro, and Alpha Three. Alpha Capital Group pays up to 90% on qualified analyst accounts and enforces a 2-minute average trade duration rule that catches scalpers who skip the fine print.

Best for: traders who want DXTrade with a backup platform already built in, and who trade with holds longer than 2 minutes.

Funded Trading Plus lists DXtrade on Instant Funding and 1-Step Express, but 2-Step Classic is restricted to MT5 and Match-Trader only. US traders get routed to Match-Trader or DXtrade specifically because MT5 is not available to them through Funded Trading Plus's broker partner. Pick DXtrade at checkout, not after, since 2-Step Classic will not offer it as an option.

Best for: US-based traders who specifically want Instant Funding or 1-Step Express on DXtrade.

FXIFY lists DXtrade across its main CFD programme pages, alongside MT4, MT5, and TradingView. FXIFY won FundedTrading.com's Best Broker-Backed Prop Firm 2026 and Best 2-Step Challenge Prop Firm 2026 awards, and it now runs separate crypto programmes with their own rule set. The trade-off is complexity: rules differ by programme, so confirm the exact model before buying rather than assuming the CFD rules apply to a crypto account.

Best for: traders who want DXtrade plus a broker-backed CFD firm with a separate crypto track.

BrightFunded runs a static drawdown on its two 2-Step plans and carries no consistency rule at any phase. US and UAE traders cannot use MT5 because of MetaQuotes licensing terms, which makes DXtrade the only platform option for traders based in either location. BrightFunded 2.0, launched April 2026, added a 24-hour payout guarantee and a 15% evaluation profit reward.

Best for: US and UAE traders who need DXtrade because MT5 is off the table entirely.

Blueberry Funded lists DXtrade on its Instant Access Sim accounts, alongside MT4, MT5, and TradeLocker. Blueberry Funded is broker-backed through Blueberry Markets and trades forex, indices, metals, and crypto with an 80% base profit split rising to 90% through the scaling plan. The United States and Australia sit on Blueberry Funded's restricted-country list, so DXtrade access through this firm is not available to US traders.

Best for: traders outside the US who want DXtrade with crypto instruments included.

Audacity Capital has traded since 2012, longer than any other firm on this list, and restricts US residents to DXtrade only where local rules allow participation. The Ability Challenge carries a 15% maximum drawdown in Phase 1, wider than almost every competitor, but that room tightens to 10% once a trader reaches Verification and the live account. The daily loss limit recalculates at rollover from balance or equity, whichever is higher, which is the rule that breaches most Audacity Capital accounts.

Best for: US-based swing traders who need DXtrade and want the widest Phase 1 drawdown room on this list.

Hola Prime runs six platforms, the widest lineup confirmed on this list. DXTrade, cTrader, and MatchTrader run through Hola Prime's US-based entity, Gooey Trade GT Tech LLC, which is the route Hola Prime uses to serve US traders who cannot access MT4 or MT5 through the firm's Mauritius FSC-licensed entity. Deloitte audited five months of Hola Prime's payout data and confirmed 98.35% of withdrawals cleared within one hour with zero denials, which is a stronger independent verification than any other firm on this page.

Best for: US-based traders who want DXTrade as one option among six, with an independently audited payout record behind it.

The Nomad Trader runs separate forex and crypto assessment lines on the same DXtrade access, with weekend trading enabled on the crypto side. Forex assessments start at an 80/20 split with paid add-ons raising it to 90/10 or 95/5, while crypto assessments pay a flat 90% profit share. The Nomad Trader carries no active FundedTrading.com discount code as of this review.

Best for: traders who want DXtrade access across both a forex and a crypto assessment from one firm.

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Ment Funding lists DXtrade among five platforms, with the exact lineup depending on whether a trader picks the Forex, Futures, or Equities product line. Ment Funding runs a 1-step evaluation with a static 6% drawdown that locks in place until a trader's first withdrawal, not a trailing floor that climbs with every winning trade. The forex line also trades crypto CFDs at 1:2 leverage, and a funded account can double in size up to four times through Ment Funding's scaling ladder, reaching $5M.

Best for: traders who want a static drawdown floor on DXtrade and a scaling path toward $5M without restarting from a fresh challenge each time.