Prop firms & compliance · updated 2026 · policies last verified 2026-08-12

The Prop Firms page

The Prop Firms page is not yet visible in the app. It ships once our firm agreements are in place. The policy research below still applies to your own accounts.

Prop Firms is a page inside the app, and it is deliberately in two halves, in this order:

1. Copier policy at a glance: a table of every listed firm and whether it permits copy trading.
2. Current deals & codes: the discount cards.

The order is the point. Missing a discount costs you a few percent. Buying an evaluation at a firm whose rules disqualify you for using a copier can cost you the account. So the policy comes first, and the deal cards repeat each firm's policy badge so you cannot scroll past it.

We maintain both halves by hand: firms are added, policies re-checked, deal lines updated, and stale offers removed by our team, not scraped from anywhere.

The policy table

Each row shows the firm, one of five verdicts, a one-line summary, and when we last checked:

• Copiers allowed: permitted outright.
• Approved copiers only: permitted, but the firm runs a whitelist. Check whether MirrorFill is on it; often it is not.
• Copiers not allowed: prohibited. Do not copy there.
• Platform not supported: the firm's platform is not one MirrorFill can connect to.
• Not verified: we have not researched it. This is not permission; treat it as unknown and read the firm's own rules.

The "Checked" column shows the date of our last verification, or "not verified". Prop-firm rules change without notice, so a date is part of the answer. The Source link goes to the firm's own rules page: that page, not ours, is what counts.

The in-app table is a summary. The full policy matrix is the sourced, longer version.

What's on a deal card

Each firm card shows:

• The firm and its deal line: the current offer, as the firm words it ("50% off evaluations", that sort of thing).
• A discount code chip: when a deal has a code, click the chip and the code is copied to your clipboard, ready to paste into the firm's checkout.
• Get the deal / Visit: opens the firm's own site in a new tab, where the price and terms you see are the ones that count.
• The policy badge again: the same verdict as the table above, repeated so a deal can never be read without it.

One firm may appear as Featured at any given time. The featured firm also shows up as a small promo card in the corner of the app. If your account is attributed to an educator who holds an approved code somewhere, that corner card offers their code at one of their firms instead (their featured firm if they have a code there, otherwise the first of theirs in directory order). Dismissing the corner card hides it; it returns only if the firm or the code itself changes. Clicking it opens this page inside the app, never an external site directly.

If you came through a creator

If your account is attributed to an educator in the creator directory, and that educator has an approved code at one of these firms, the card shows their code instead of ours, labelled YOUR CREATOR CODE with a "via your creator" badge. Every other firm on the page keeps our own code.

The swap is labelled on purpose: you should always be able to see whose code you are being given. Two rules bound it: only codes an admin has reviewed are ever shown, and no creator code is ever attached to a firm whose policy bans copiers, in either direction. If a firm is re-classified as banned after a code was approved, the page reverts to our own code immediately.

The affiliate disclosure, plainly

The Get the deal and Visit buttons open affiliate links. If you sign up with a firm through one, MirrorFill may earn a commission. The codes and links are the firms' own public offers. Using them costs you nothing extra, and usually less. But you should know the arrangement exists, so now you do.

Two things the affiliate relationship does not change:

• Listing is not endorsement, and it says nothing about copier policy. A firm can be in the directory and still restrict copiers. Check the policy matrix before buying an account you intend to copy: the matrix is maintained on verified rules, not on commissions.
• The firm's checkout is the source of truth. Deals change on the firms' schedule, not ours. The directory shows what was current at our last update; if a code fails or a price differs at checkout, the firm's site wins. Tell us at /contact and we'll fix the card.

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