FTMO: Prop Firm Profile
If you live in India
FTMO is listed on the Reserve Bank of India's Alert List of unauthorised forex trading platforms (entry #13, since Sep 7, 2022, list as of Nov 19, 2025).
RBI Alert List · Which of the brands we track are listed · Checked by AlphaScala on Oct 22, 2026
Affiliate disclosure: AlphaScala may receive commission if you open an account with FTMO through links on this page. This does not affect our editorial review – see our editorial policy on independence.
Not yet reviewed
FTMO has not had a full AlphaScala review, so this page gives no rating, verdict or account-by-account costs. The facts below are the headline terms FTMO publishes, as recorded in our broker table; check them on FTMO's own site before relying on them.
FTMO is a prop firm: it sells evaluation challenges for a funded trading account rather than opening a brokerage account in your name, and it is not licensed as a retail broker. That is why it is not ranked against brokers on AlphaScala.
Spreads
From 0.0 pips
Max Leverage
Up to 1:100
Entry Price
From €79 (1-Step) / €89 (10K 2-Step)
Serves
Global
Trading Platforms
Available Instruments
Headline terms as the broker publishes them, recorded in our broker table. Not a full AlphaScala review: no rating, licence check or cost testing yet. AlphaScala may earn affiliate commission if you open an account with FTMO through links on this page.
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If you live in India
FTMO is listed on the Reserve Bank of India's Alert List of unauthorised forex trading platforms (entry #13, since Sep 7, 2022, list as of Nov 19, 2025).
Risk warning: most retail CFD accounts lose money