2 firms · 13 programmes

Prop firms offering Tradesea (as of Nov 2026)

Which firms offer Tradesea for which of their programmes, per their own pages. Sorted by firm name – no ranking, no recommendation.

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Platform data read between 02 Nov 2026 and 03 Nov 2026.

All challenges with Tradesea in the rule comparison Prop firms by country of residence

2 firms

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BluSky
Programmes: all 9 programmes on sale
Country limits
No limit recorded for this platform.
Via Rithmic.
Residence
Source
blusky.pro +6
Tradeify
Programmes: all 4 programmes on sale
Country limits
No limit recorded for this platform.
Via the Rithmic connection.
Residence
Source
help.tradeify.co +2

Risk: know this before you buy

Prop challenges are paid evaluation programmes, mostly on simulated accounts. Most participants do not pass: in an analysis by FPFX Tech covering about 100,000 traders at 10 firms, about 14% of traders passed and about 7% received a payout (Finance Magnates, 18 Sep 2024; methodology not disclosed, FPFX sells software to prop firms).

The firms are generally not supervised by FINMA, BaFin, the FMA or the FCA. There is no investor or deposit protection and no ombudsman. The Financial Commission is a private dispute-resolution body, not a regulator.

Firms can change their rules unilaterally and are often the counterparty themselves. Austria's FMA compares paid challenges to the relationship between a player and a casino.

For readers in Austria: the FMA raises the question of a licensable activity for participants themselves too (FMA, "Was ist Prop Trading?", 8 May 2026).

Finance Magnates on FPFX (18 Sep 2024)FMA: Was ist Prop Trading? (German)

2 firms

BluSky

Tradeify

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