Futures Prop Firms That Allow Overnight Holding
7 firms, 106 plans, ranked November 2026. These firms allow positions to stay open past the daily close, so you are not forced flat every session.
Every qualifying firm, best plan first
One row per firm: the plan that scored best for this list. Prices and rules read on each firm's own pages, latest check November 12, 2026. Sizes in this list: $25K, $50K, $100K, $150K, $200K, $300K, $400K, $450K. How the score works.
Questions traders ask
Which futures: overnight holding allowed plan is the cheapest to start?
DayTraders.com Trail at $75 for a $50K account, checked November 12, 2026. Cheapest to start is not cheapest to get funded: the table's "cost to funded" column counts resets and fees against the simulated pass rate.
Which firm in this list has the best Trustpilot score?
DayTraders.com, with 4.6 of 5 from 517 reviews, among firms with at least 100 reviews.
What does news, algos, copy trading mean?
Beyond loss limits, firms restrict how you trade: around news, with automation, across accounts and overnight. Breaking them can cost you profit or the account. Read the full explainer: News, algos, copy trading and holding rules.
How does PropTested rank these plans?
Each plan is scored out of 100 the same way whichever firm sells it: 45% cost until funded (the plan's own rules simulated 3,000 times for a trader with no edge), 35% the firm's record and 20% payout terms. Commission never enters the score. The method is published on the methodology page.