Best Prop Firms That Allow Weekend Holding 2026

Best profit split in the industry at 90% from day one. Stellar evaluation model with low minimum days, fast payouts, and a large community of funded traders.

Best for swing traders — no minimum trading days, no consistency rule, and full news trading and weekend holding. Trailing drawdown requires attention.

Fifty percent feels low next to FundedNext's 90 — until you realize The5ers actually gets you to 100% over time, not just on a slide deck.

Funding Pips built a following among traders who got tired of FTMO's stricter rule book — and the weekend-and-news flexibility shows why.

Twenty simultaneous funded accounts. No one else on this list gets remotely close to that number.

Funded Trading Plus is the only major forex prop firm where the profit split genuinely reaches 100% — hit 30% cumulative profit and every dollar after that is yours, backed by a real four-and-a-half-year track record and $19.5M+ in verified payouts.

16,000-plus reviews at 4.9 stars. That's not a number a firm fakes its way into.

Established in 2018 with genuine one-on-one mentorship from a co-founder, City Traders Imperium offers splits up to 100% and a real 4.3-4.5 Trustpilot rating from over 1,100 reviews — one of the more credible names in this batch.

Broker-backed by Purple Trading with a genuine 4.8 Trustpilot rating and $20M+ paid out, Fintokei's SwiftTrader plan offers a real 100% profit split from day one — a rare, verifiable claim in an industry full of exaggerated ones.

Miss your own payout guarantee, and your trader's split jumps to 100%. That's a strange incentive to build into your own pricing — and it's clever.

DNA Funded backs its prices with a regulated broker behind it — rare in this space, and worth something on its own.

No single flashy feature here. Just daily payouts, sensible rules, and years without a major red flag.

Alpha Capital Group doesn't lead the pack on any single number, but a consistent 4.4-star rating across multiple sites says something too.

Tradeify built its entire pitch around one specific complaint: the consistency rule that gets profitable traders denied elsewhere.

Lucid Trading's whole pitch is straightforward rules. In a category full of complicated fine print, that's a real selling point.

Aqua Funded sits in the same $4 million scaling tier as Blue Guardian and The5ers, just without a standout feature of its own yet.

Maven Trading gets you into a funded account for under $15. What that entry price doesn't advertise is a hard $10,000 monthly payout cap and a trust score that lags well behind its marketing.

Bulenox lets you run EAs on a funded account. That alone separates it from almost every other futures firm on this list.

TradeDay is solid and unremarkable in the best sense — fair pricing, no alarming rules, nothing to specifically warn you about.

BrightFunded pairs a fixed (not trailing) drawdown with a token-loyalty program that pays you for trading volume regardless of outcome — genuinely unusual, though a Trustpilot guideline-breach flag from 2026 is worth knowing about.