Prop firms that accept traders from India
India is not listed in the restricted countries for 27 prop trading firms in the forex and CFD market. This means traders with an Indian address or residency may be able to open an account with these firms, though each firm's terms should be verified independently. The table below shows every firm in the catalog whose published restrictions do not explicitly exclude India. The absence of India from a firm's restricted list is a necessary but not sufficient condition for account eligibility.
How this list is built
A firm is on this list when its own published details say: Restricted countries does not include "IN" (not listed at all counts). Nobody adds or removes firms by hand. Every firm is re-checked as it updates, so a firm that changes its offer leaves the list without anyone editing the page.
Before opening an account with any firm on this list, visit the firm's own website and check their current terms of service, account opening requirements, and any regional restrictions that may apply to your specific circumstances. This rule reflects only whether India appears on a firm's published restricted countries list—it does not confirm that accounts are actively offered to Indian traders, nor does it address other eligibility criteria such as verification requirements, payment methods, or local regulations. The list updates automatically as firms change their published details, so check back if your preferred firm is not shown or if you are researching at a different time.
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Guides for this list
Prop Firm KYC for Indian Traders: Documents and StepsStep-by-step KYC verification for Indian traders: which documents to prepare, what triggers Enhanced Due Diligence, and how to avoid delays between passing your challenge and receiving your payout.
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How to check a prop firm accepts traders from IndiaThis guide walks you through a methodical five-step process to verify whether a proprietary trading firm accepts traders from India, covering website checks, registration tests, support contact, payment processors, and community research.
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FTMO review: is it worth it for scaling tradersFTMO operates challenge-based funding with 90% profit splits and $10k-$200k accounts. This review covers verified pricing, strict drawdown limits, payout methods, and jurisdiction restrictions current as of November 2026.
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