Prop Firm Rule Changes November 2026: What Changed and What It Means for Your Account

Prop firm rule changes in November 2026 add up to 114 entries from 40 firms by November 12, 2026. Of those, 1 plan changed a rule or a price, and the rest are offers or plan listings. October 2026 brought 204 entries, with 3 rules made stricter and 4 rules made looser. This is the prop firm news that changes what you pay or how an account can end.

What changed at prop firms in November 2026?

1 rule or price change so far, grouped by plan so that one change across many sizes counts once. Each firm links to its rules or price page.

Offers moved most. 46 offers started and 54 offers ended in November 2026, which our best deals post turns into real prices. Firms added 11 setups and removed 5 setups.

What changed in October 2026?

Our log starts on October 31, 2026, so October 2026 covers 1 day of checks.

Firms added 87 setups and removed 40 setups in October 2026. We left out 10 price corrections of under 3%, mostly cents of rounding.

Which prop firms raised prices and which cut them?

Blue Guardian and Tradeify raised list prices. Wall Street Funded cut them. The chart shows the size closest to $50K for each changed plan.

A price rise costs most when you fail. Take Tradeify's $300K Select, which went from $349 to $525 on November 4, 2026. Three attempts at the old list price cost $1,047. At the new one they cost $1,575, $528 more. The firm's sale brings the plan to $368 today.

Which prop firm rules got stricter and which got looser?

A lower max loss or daily loss limit is stricter. So is a higher profit target. 3 rules moved that way, at Instant Funding and Hola Prime. 4 rules moved the other way, at TX3 Funding, Instant Funding and Hola Prime.

The largest squeeze is Instant Funding's $50K IF Evolve. Its max loss went from $5,000 to $2,000, so the account now ends $3,000 sooner for $99. See how much room that leaves in the drawdown calculator.

Which prop firms changed the most?

Counted over October 2026 and November 2026, one entry per plan version, so a firm with many sizes counts more. Wall Street Funded leads with 29 entries.

Many entries do not mean a worse firm. A firm logs one entry per size and add-on, so one change across 10 versions fills as many rows.

Prop firm news timeline

Each bar is one day of checks. The busiest was October 31, 2026, with 194 entries, the largest share from Wall Street Funded.

What a rule change means if you already hold an account

Our log records the plans a firm sells. It cannot see the terms of an account you already hold, and whether a change reaches open accounts is the firm's decision. Read the notice the firm sends or posts before you trade on the new numbers.

• Price up. Nothing changes on a one-time plan you paid. Your next attempt or reset costs more, $176 more on Tradeify's $300K Select. On a monthly plan, check which price your next renewal uses.
• Price down. 5 plans got cheaper. A cut does not refund what you paid, but it lowers the cost of a retry.
• Max loss or daily loss limit down. A new account ends sooner. If the firm applies it to your account, your floor moves up by the difference. How max loss works and how the daily limit works.
• Profit target up or down. A higher target means more trading days to pass, a lower one fewer. The target that counts is the one shown in your own dashboard. Profit targets explained.
• Pay after passing. Top One Trader now lists its Nova Challenge at $7, with $275 due after you pass on the $50K account. The old price did not disappear. It moved to the end.

Plans that got better

These ranked plans gained from a looser rule or a lower price in the two months. They are ranked by our usual value score, not by the size of the change.