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Forex prop firms that accept traders from the United Kingdom

This list shows forex prop firms whose published restricted-country list does not include the United Kingdom. Not being restricted is not the same as every program or payment method being open to UK residents, and firms can update their lists, so confirm the details with the firm before you buy.

14 firms. Checked on or before 25 October 2026.

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Forex prop firms that accept traders from the United Kingdom
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The5ersπŸ‡¬πŸ‡§

4.7 Β· 40.5K reviews

8.7/10$95$100K 3-stepβ€”Review
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FTMOπŸ‡¨πŸ‡Ώ

4.8 Β· 55.1K reviews

8.0/10€499$100K 1-step19% offNo code neededReview
7.4/10$398$100K 1-step
30% off
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FundedNextπŸ‡¦πŸ‡ͺ

4.5 Β· 82.2K reviews

7.4/10$399.99$100K 2-step
33% off
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FundingPipsπŸ‡¦πŸ‡ͺ

4.5 Β· 70.9K reviews

6.8/10$444$100K instant
20% off
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6.6/10$239$100K 2-step
25% off
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FXIFYπŸ‡¬πŸ‡§

4.3 Β· 6.5K reviews

6.6/10$399$100K 3-step
35% off
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6.5/10$279.20$100K 2-step
35% off
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6.5/10€477€100K 2-step
30% off
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6.3/10$397$100K 1-step
30% off
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6.3/10$478$100K 2-step
45% off
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Hola PrimeπŸ‡­πŸ‡°

4.5 Β· 4.1K reviews

6.3/10$569$100K 2-step
40% off
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5.9/10$299$100K 3-step
5% off
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5.6/10$539$100K 1-step
30% off
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What UK traders should check

Firms usually restrict a country for one of three reasons: sanctions and compliance screening, local rules on how certain financial products can be marketed or sold, or limits set by the payment providers and partners they use. Many firms serve UK traders, but a firm's terms can still limit specific programs, platforms or payout methods for UK residents.

Fees are often priced in US dollars, so paying with a sterling card can add a conversion margin or a foreign transaction fee from your bank. Some firms also take crypto. Payouts commonly arrive by international bank transfer, crypto or a payroll or contractor platform, and converting back to pounds can cost more through some routes than others, so compare the full cost.

Most firms run an identity check before a funded account or first payout, usually with photo ID and a recent proof of address. Before you sign up, check local rules and the tax treatment of payouts with a qualified adviser, as this site does not give legal or tax advice.

Frequently asked questions

Do prop firms charge UK traders in pounds?

Some firms show prices in several currencies, but many charge in US dollars. If your card is in sterling, your bank may convert the payment and add a fee, so compare the amount on your statement with the listed price.

How are payouts usually sent to traders in the UK?

Common routes are international bank transfer, crypto and payroll or contractor platforms. Each can carry its own fees and exchange rate, so check what the firm supports for UK residents before you buy.

How are prop firm payouts treated for tax in the UK?

That depends on your circumstances, and this site does not give tax advice. Ask a qualified tax adviser how payouts would be treated before you start trading.

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