Numbers first: 60 firm rule sets / 247 account-size configurations. Answer first: this log is the dated public receipt for every firm last-read and every engine update that moved a number. The date is when we looked, not a promise their page is still the same. Their documentation is the authority.
Working backwards: free run against this corpus — nothing uploads.
Quick answer: PropSurvival's rule changelog is the dated public receipt for every firm last-read and every engine update that moved a number — currently 60 firm rule sets / 247 account-size configurations. The date on an entry is when we opened that firm's own documentation, not a promise the page is still unchanged. Their docs stay the authority. Machine-readable twin: rule-changes.xml. Run against this corpus — free — nothing uploads.
PropSurvival's rule changelog is the dated public receipt for every firm last-read and every engine update that moved a number — currently 60 firm rule sets / 247 account-size configurations. The date on an entry is when we opened that firm's own documentation, not a promise the page is still unchanged. Their docs stay the authority. Machine-readable twin: rule-changes.xml. Run against this corpus — free — nothing uploads.
No. The date is when PropSurvival last opened that firm's own page. Their documentation remains the authority; this page is the receipt that we looked.
Subscribe to https://propsurvival.com/rule-changes.xml (RSS). The same dated entries appear on this page.
Yes. Open /app?src=changelog — the free in-browser run uses the same rule sets this log tracks. Nothing uploads.
Found a rule that changed before we did? Email support@propsurvival.com with a link to the firm's documentation. Confirmed corrections ship as preset updates and are credited here.
Prefer a weekly view? The same records, regrouped by week and split one firm per row: Rule Watch.
Top One Futures — scoped first-party source checks and corpus corrections recorded on 2026-10-13.
Alpha Futures — scoped first-party source checks and corpus corrections recorded on 2026-10-13.
Alpha Futures, Aqua Futures, Blue Guardian Futures, FundedNext Futures, FundingPips, Nexgen ProTrader Funding, Phidias, Take Profit Trader — scoped first-party source checks and corpus corrections recorded on 2026-10-04.
Topstep — re-read from each firm's own published documentation on 2026-09-27.
FTMO, Topstep — re-read from each firm's own published documentation on 2026-09-18.
Alpha Capital Group, Apex Trader Funding, E8 Markets, FTMO, FundedNext Futures, FundingPips, Leeloo Trading, Lucid Trading, Lux Trading Firm, Phidias, The Trading Pit, Topstep, TradeDay, UProfit Trader — source-check events recorded on 2026-09-13; scope and findings are in the dated verification records. An event does not establish a completed whole-plan verification.
Funded Futures Family — re-read from each firm's own published documentation on 2026-09-10.
1 rule set added to the corpus on 2026-09-09.
Alpha Futures, Apex Trader Funding, Blue Guardian Futures, Bulenox, FTMO, Funded Trading Plus, FundedNext Futures, FundingPips, Maven Trading, MyFundedFutures, Phidias, The5ers — source-check events recorded on 2026-09-06; scope and findings are in the dated verification records. An event does not establish a completed whole-plan verification.
2 rule sets added to the corpus on 2026-08-17.
1 rule set added to the corpus on 2026-08-16.
2 rule sets added to the corpus on 2026-08-16.
3 rule sets added to the corpus on 2026-08-16.
2 rule sets added to the corpus on 2026-08-16.
1 rule set added to the corpus on 2026-08-16.
1 rule set added to the corpus on 2026-08-16.
1 rule set added to the corpus on 2026-08-16.
3 rule sets added to the corpus on 2026-08-16.
Alpha Futures, Apex Trader Funding, OFP Funding, TradeDay — re-read from each firm's own published documentation on 2026-08-12.
Goat Funded Trader — re-read from each firm's own published documentation on 2026-08-12.
3 rule sets added to the corpus on 2026-07-31.
3 rule sets added to the corpus on 2026-07-31.
4 rule sets added to the corpus on 2026-07-31.
FTMO, The5ers, Topstep — re-read from each firm's own published documentation on 2026-07-31.
5 rule sets added to the corpus on 2026-07-30.
5 rule sets added to the corpus on 2026-07-30.
Aqua Futures, Tradeify — re-read from each firm's own published documentation on 2026-07-30.
All 24 rule sets were re-read from their firms' own published documentation on 2026-07-22.
Tradeify — re-read from each firm's own published documentation on 2026-07-16.
Alpha Futures, Apex Trader Funding, Aqua Futures, Blue Guardian Futures, Bulenox, FTMO, FundedNext Futures, MyFundedFutures, Phidias, Topstep — re-read from each firm's own published documentation on 2026-07-16.
PropSurvival has no founder, no team and no bylined author — the same discipline that writes the simulation engine reads each firm's published rules and builds the data behind every number. That statement, the two-pass verification method, the "not recorded" rule, and a real contact now live on one page, linked from the homepage.
A new page family — one page per firm brand. On 2026-09-06 this shipped as 43 hubs covering 59 programs. Each hub carries a cross-program rule table, a worked dollar example read straight off the rule file, and sourced, dated provenance with any rule drift disclosed. The 12 brands that run more than one program (FTMO, FundedNext Futures and others) now show their per-program differences side by side, without visiting several separate rule pages.
Every generated firm rule page now shows its questions and answers in the page body, says where each rule came from in plain words, and leads with the figure that matters. Internal shorthand that had leaked into customer text across the site was removed.
A new page family — one page per Firm × Program × Account — with the current rule snapshot, sourced provenance, disclosed ambiguities, engine-computed scenarios and a comparison page that names rule differences without ranking firms.
Same 91 fills read 51.5% as trades vs 65.2% as rows on the same $605.50 — with a free path into the simulator, and homepage schema/OG citing all three published studies.
Pages that name the live corpus again print 59 firm rule sets / 243 account-size configurations. Two earlier “added” receipts for traders-launch and funded-futures-family are withdrawn — those rule sets were never available to run.
Why multiplying two phase pass rates is a floor, with a free path into the simulator.
Evaluation grade vs funded survival across 531,441 enumerated years, with a free path into the simulator.
The Funded File is now $249/year, renewing annually. The document and the renewal terms are unchanged.
The Challenge Case File is now $99/year, renewing annually. The document, its eight sections and the renewal terms are unchanged.
Price changes apply to new purchases only — an existing licence's renewal price never moves, verified directly against the merchant of record rather than assumed.
The Personal Case File — against the rules YOU set, not a firm's — is now sellable, and sample-personal-file.html lets you read the whole thing before you pay for it, the same standard every other paid tier is held to.
Every paid document on the ladder can now be read in full before you pay for it. The $29 Situation Report was the one you could not, and sample-situation-report.html closes that.
The Challenge Case File and Funded File were fully built and never shown to anyone before this. Now they are — the same code that builds a customer's file, run once on disclosed, unedited default inputs.
Found while building the real sample documents: the real purchase flow never set the value the Provenance section needed. Checkout had not opened at the time, so no purchase was affected — the fix shipped before the field could ever render blank for anyone who paid.
The $29 Situation Report is a one-time payment granting one month. The $79 Challenge Case File and the $199 Funded File are annual and renew. Prices are unchanged.
A missing input can no longer become a confident answer.
The ladder is public: Free $0, Situation Report $29, Challenge Case File $79, Funded File $199.
From 8 rule sets to 24.
A licence is verified in your browser against the seller, and carries 2 devices.
A second question.
Prop Survival is now input-first.
Two-step programs now model Phase 2.
Eight presets, each read from the firm's own published documents.
| Rule set | Program | Rules as read |
|---|---|---|
| FTMO / FTMO Swing | 2-Step | static 10% total, 5% daily vs. day-start, min 4 days, Phase 2 target 5%. Verified against FTMO's published terms. |
| Apex Trader Funding | Futures Evaluation | intraday trailing threshold on equity peaks incl. unrealized P&L, no daily loss limit in the evaluation, and no consistency requirement. The threshold is modelled as never locking — the conservative reading, because the documented lock is a funded-account feature rather than an evaluation one, and the rule corpus records that field as unresolved. |
| Topstep | Trading Combine | EOD trailing Maximum Loss Limit stopping at start balance, Daily Loss Limit vs. day-start, 50% best-day consistency to pass. |
| FundedNext | Stellar 2-Step | static drawdown, min 5 days, Phase 2 target 5%; consistency applies on some funded plans, not in evaluation. |
| Funding Pips | 2-Step | static drawdown, balance-based daily loss, Phase 2 target 5%. |
| The5ers | High Stakes 2-Step | static drawdown, no time limit modeled as 60 days, Phase 2 target 5%. |
| MyFundedFutures | Builder | EOD trailing threshold that stops rising once it reaches the starting balance plus a fixed 100-dollar buffer, and no consistency requirement in the evaluation — the firm's own plan guides record consistency as none. The daily loss limit is per size: none at $25K, 2% at $50K. An earlier entry here named this product "Starter" and asserted a 40% consistency rule; neither is in the firm's documentation as we hold it, and both were corrected at the 2026-07-16 verification. |
Rule-faithful simulation, failure decomposition by cause, and a fully client-side architecture.