Risk Disclaimer
Nothing here is a promise, a prediction, or a guarantee that you will pass an evaluation, keep a funded account, or earn anything at all.
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- Disclaimer v1.1 · 2026-08-05
Three counts, indexing Clause 02. The clause states each one in full, below.
Read this once, properly. PropSurvival exists to make your risk decisions more honest — starting with this page being honest about what a simulation can and cannot do.
Not financial advice
None of this software's outputs constitute financial, investment, trading, legal, or tax advice — not pass probabilities, not Survival Scores, not modeled survival bands, not firm-fit comparisons, not fee-ROI figures, not PDF reports, and not any other output. Outputs are mathematical consequences of the inputs and assumptions you choose. The software describes mechanisms; it does not instruct you. It does not tell you what to trade, when to trade, or how much to risk, and no output should be read as an instruction to do any of those things. All trading decisions, including whether to purchase any prop firm evaluation, are yours alone.
Two further documents apply in addition to this one: the Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy.
Three things this software never claims
These are worth stating plainly, because the whole product depends on them being true.
- No outcome guarantee. Nothing here is a promise, a prediction, or a guarantee that you will pass an evaluation, keep a funded account, or earn anything at all. A probability computed from your own numbers is a statement about a model under stated assumptions — not a statement about your future.
- No firm rankings. Firm names appear so the engine can identify and model each firm's publicly documented rule set. PropSurvival does not rank firms, declares no firm superior or inferior to another, and takes no position on which firm is right for you. A firm-fit table sorts your inputs against each firm's own published rules: it is a computation about you, not a verdict on them.
- No population statistics of our own. The rule corpus behind this engine records what firms publish about their rules — not what happens to their traders. Where any page cites an industry-wide pass or failure figure, it is a third-party aggregate carrying its own attribution, never a PropSurvival measurement, and never an input to your result.
Simulations are models, not predictions
- Garbage in, garbage out. Results are only as representative as your inputs. A win rate measured over 40 trades carries enormous uncertainty, and the engine's confidence labels exist precisely because of this.
- The i.i.d. assumption. The engine samples trades independently from your statistics. Real trading has regime changes, autocorrelation, news shocks, and psychological tilt that no independent-sampling model fully captures.
- Rule simplifications. Firm rules are modeled to their documented mechanics, with simplifications disclosed in each preset's notes. Firms change rules without notice; the firm's documentation is final.
- Fee ROI figures are planning estimates. The modeled funded-year projection applies a deliberate discount for funded-stage rules and payout friction, and is still an estimate — never a promise of income.
Clause 03, as a figure: the number of forecasts this software produces.
Trading risk
Trading futures, foreign exchange, CFDs, and other leveraged products carries substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. You can lose more than your initial outlay in some products. A prop challenge fee is non-refundable spending in most programs — money paid for an attempt, not capital deposited, and not recoverable if the attempt ends. The standard risk warning applies here in full: capital committed to leveraged trading, and capital committed to evaluation fees, can be lost entirely, and only capital you can afford to lose entirely belongs in either.
The engine's method, its inputs and its confidence labels are documented in the methodology.
Hypothetical performance warning
Simulated or hypothetical performance results have inherent limitations. Unlike an actual performance record, simulated results do not represent actual trading, are not affected by liquidity or slippage beyond your cost inputs, and may under- or over-compensate for the impact of market factors. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to those shown.
CFTC Regulation 4.41(b) — the presentation of hypothetical or simulated performance results.
No affiliation
PropSurvival is independent. References to FTMO, Apex Trader Funding, Topstep, FundedNext, MyFundedFutures, Funding Pips, The5ers, or any other firm identify publicly documented rule sets only and imply no affiliation, sponsorship, or endorsement. If affiliate referral links are ever present in the product, they are labeled as such, and — by architectural design — commissions cannot influence the simulation mathematics, which run openly on your device.
Personal rule sets
PropSurvival also lets you model your own trading rules — a maximum drawdown, a daily loss stop, a profit goal, a time horizon, a ruin threshold — instead of selecting a firm's published rule set. Clause 02 governs this mode exactly as written, and the decision it enumerates now extends to one more question: whether your own trading rules survive your strategy. Nothing this software outputs is a promise, a prediction, or a guarantee that your stated rules will hold, that your strategy will survive to your chosen horizon, or that you will reach any goal you set for yourself. A probability computed from your own rules and your own statistics is a statement about a model under stated assumptions — not a statement about your future.
Personal mode carries the same model boundary as every other mode, stated here because the input is yours rather than a firm's. The engine resamples trades independently and identically from the statistics you provide (the i.i.d. assumption) — the same assumption Clause 03 describes. Losses the model does not see — a price gap, a forced liquidation, a broker outage, or slippage beyond your stated cost — are outside this simulation. And your own rules are simulated as obeyed: the model applies the drawdown floor, the daily stop, the horizon and the ruin threshold you entered exactly as entered, on every simulated path, without asking whether you would actually follow them while trading. Whether you keep your own rule live is a fact about you that no simulation can supply.