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What about a prop firm that says it is Shariah-compliant?
Answered by the ShariaQuant team
Check four things before you pay. The fee should pay for a real evaluation; the rewards should come from the firm's own money, not from failed traders' fees; the payout should be a right the firm cannot refuse once you meet the rules; and the funded account should trade only halal assets you could own outright, with no leverage, CFDs or futures. A swap-free account on its own fixes none of that.
Are prop firms halal?This is Shariah screening and education, not financial advice. Rulings on newer products differ between scholars, so where a question is disputed we say so rather than pick a side for you. If your situation is unusual, ask your own scholar.