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Type a prop firm’s name to see whether its own official pages mention Canada, whether Canada was absent from the restricted list we checked, or whether we still need a source — plus the Canada-specific things that can trip you up before you pay.
Tip: filter to Canada named or Re-check to see the rows most worth reading before you buy.
Apex Trader Funding
Canadians can’t buy a LIVE Tradovate account; the Evaluation and Performance accounts are simulated.
What the source says + last checked
Apex answers “Can Canadians Trade With Apex?” and says Canadians cannot purchase a LIVE account with Tradovate, while Apex Evaluation and Performance Accounts are simulated. ID, address, payment origin, and bank-account checks still matter. No province-by-province rule found in this source.
Checked July 3, 2026 · Apex restricted-countries help page
Tradeify
Source names Canada with a special note: “Only Ontario residents,” shown as Sim Funded only.
What the source says + last checked
Tradeify lists Canada in the evaluation-eligible / live-funded restricted section, with the note “Only Ontario residents.” Ontario residents are shown as Sim Funded only in the captured source — don’t assume live-funded eligibility.
Checked July 3, 2026 · Tradeify restricted-countries article
Blue Guardian
Canada wasn’t in the restricted-country list we captured, but the terms carry Canada consumer-law wording — confirm product and KYC.
What the source says + last checked
Blue Guardian terms include a restricted-country list and Canada-specific consumer-law wording. Canada was not found in the captured restricted-country list. General terms say products may not be available in every location.
Checked July 3, 2026 · Blue Guardian terms & conditions
E8 Markets
Separate restricted lists per product; Canada wasn’t in the sections we captured. Product, platform, and payout-processor rules can differ.
What the source says + last checked
E8 publishes separate restricted lists for Forex+Crypto, Futures, limited products, and payout processors. Canada was not found in the captured restricted sections.
Checked July 3, 2026 · E8 accepted-countries article
FTMO
Canada wasn’t in FTMO’s unavailable-country list we captured, but FTMO says distribution can change.
What the source says + last checked
FTMO lists categories and countries it does not serve, plus conditional exceptions for several nationalities. Canada was not found in the captured unavailable list. FTMO still says distribution can change with legal, regulatory, and company business decisions.
Checked July 3, 2026 · FTMO who-can-join FAQ
Funded Next
Canada wasn’t in the CFD restricted list we captured. This row is for CFDs — futures or other products may differ.
What the source says + last checked
FundedNext says residents and citizens of listed countries cannot access FundedNext CFDs. Canada was not found in the captured list.
Checked July 3, 2026 · FundedNext CFD restricted-countries article
Funding Pips
Canada wasn’t in the restricted section of the get-started flow we captured. It’s a setup guide, not a Canada-specific legal page.
What the source says + last checked
FundingPips lists restricted countries inside its get-started flow. Canada was not found in the captured restricted-country section.
Checked July 3, 2026 · FundingPips get-started guide
Funding Traders
Canada wasn’t in the restricted list we captured. Existing-account rules can differ from new-participation rules.
What the source says + last checked
FundingTraders lists restricted countries for its services. Canada was not found in the captured list. Existing-account language differs from new participation language for restricted countries.
Checked July 3, 2026 · FundingTraders restricted-countries article
FXIFY
Canada wasn’t in the restricted-jurisdictions FAQ we captured. FXIFY and FXIFY Futures are separate — check both.
What the source says + last checked
FXIFY’s rules FAQ lists restricted jurisdictions. Canada was not found in the captured restricted-jurisdictions text. FXIFY and FXIFY Futures are separate rows with different sources and restrictions.
Checked July 3, 2026 · FXIFY rules FAQ
FXIFY Futures
Our directory flags Canada as restricted, but the official FXIFY Futures page we captured doesn’t list it. Re-check before buying.
What the source says + last checked
BestProps’ own firm directory listing flags Canada for FXIFY Futures, but the captured official FXIFY Futures prohibited-country article did not list Canada. Treat as a re-check row before purchase — the internal label and the current official source disagree.
Checked July 3, 2026 · FXIFY Futures prohibited-country article
My Funded Futures
Canada wasn’t in the restricted list we captured. Age and KYC docs are required; travel in restricted countries can affect purchases/resets.
What the source says + last checked
The captured policy says MyFundedFutures cannot accept traders from its listed restricted countries. Canada was not found in the captured restricted list. Age and KYC documents are still required.
Checked July 3, 2026 · MyFundedFutures restricted-countries policy
The5ers
Canada wasn’t in the list we captured. It’s a short policy page — still confirm at checkout/KYC.
What the source says + last checked
The5ers says traders over 18 can join except from its listed countries. Canada was not found in the captured list. The source is a short policy page.
Checked July 3, 2026 · The5ers who-can-join page
TradeDay
Canada wasn’t in the prohibited list we captured. Citizenship, residence, and long visits are checked; broker/clearing KYC + AML apply.
What the source says + last checked
TradeDay says citizenship, residence, and extended visits to prohibited countries can block account opening. Canada was not found in the captured prohibited list. Broker/clearing-firm KYC and AML checks apply before funded-account setup.
Checked July 3, 2026 · TradeDay prohibited-countries article
Alpha Capital Group
Canada appears in Alpha Capital’s official country availability guide, and Canada was not in the limitations list we captured. KYC and payment-name checks still matter.
What the source says + last checked
Alpha Capital Group’s official availability guide lists Canada in the checkout-country section. Its limitations article says the firm does not provide services to nationals of, or residents in, listed countries; Canada was not in the captured list. KYC is required before Qualified Account issuance or performance-fee payment, and payment name is cross-checked against the identity profile.
Checked July 5, 2026 · Alpha Capital country availability guide · limitations article
Alpha Trader Firm
Canada appears in official checkout country data, but no normal help article was found. Re-check checkout and KYC before buying.
What the source says + last checked
Official alphafunded.com app data includes Canada in checkout/address country data. The captured official terms/legal bundle uses sanctions-style location and residency restrictions and did not name Canada. This is medium-confidence because the evidence came from official app bundles rather than a public restricted-country help article.
Checked July 5, 2026 · Alpha Trader Firm terms route
AudaCity Capital
Canada was not in the restricted-country list we captured. U.S. access has a DXTrade exception, and KYC is required for withdrawals.
What the source says + last checked
AudaCity Capital’s getting-started page says services are not available to residents of the United States except via DXTrade, Syria, Iran, North Korea, and Venezuela. Canada was not in the captured list. The same page says KYC is mandatory when requesting a profit withdrawal.
Checked July 5, 2026 · AudaCity getting-started page
BluSky
Official pages were checked, but no official Canada / restricted-country eligibility source was found as of July 5, 2026. Do not infer eligibility from the homepage.
City Traders Imperium
Canada was not in the current restricted-jurisdiction terms we captured. CTI’s older PDF differed, so re-check current terms before paying.
What the source says + last checked
The current 2025 CTI FZCO terms PDF lists restricted jurisdictions and Canada was not in that captured list. The terms also describe KYC proof of identity, proof of address, and selfie verification. Older 2024 terms used different restricted-country wording, so this row should be re-checked before purchase.
Checked July 5, 2026 · CTI 2025 terms PDF
Funded Futures Family
Canada was not in the restricted-country article we captured. Simulated funded access and live-funded transition can differ.
What the source says + last checked
Funded Futures Family’s official restricted-country article lists countries/regions and Canada was not in the captured list. The source warns that some countries may access simulated funded accounts but may not transition to live funded accounts because of regulatory or compliance limits. The homepage says card payment must be registered to the account holder.
Checked July 5, 2026 · Funded Futures Family restricted-country article
Funded Trading Plus
Canada was not in the prohibited-country source we captured. Re-check checkout, KYC, payment gateway, and the latest list before buying.
What the source says + last checked
Funded Trading Plus publishes a prohibited-country source and Canada was not present in the captured list. Supporting terms mention geographic exclusions, payment-gateway restrictions, AML/KYC/KYB checks, identity/liveness checks, and the firm’s ability to amend prohibited jurisdictions.
Checked July 5, 2026 · Funded Trading Plus prohibited-countries page
Funder Pro
Canada was not in the country-restrictions source we captured. FunderPro frames eligibility around residence and KYC.
What the source says + last checked
FunderPro says country of residence must be supported and lists countries where services are unavailable; Canada was not present in the captured list. Supporting terms require legal name and residential address to match ID/proof of residence, accurate country-of-residence data, and KYC before funded-phase access.
Checked July 5, 2026 · FunderPro country restrictions article
Funding Futures
Official site pages were checked, but no official Canada / restricted-country source was found as of July 5, 2026. Do not infer eligibility from the homepage or terms.
Funding Ticks
No official Canada / restricted-country list was found, and the official homepage says Funding Ticks is winding down operations.
What the source says + last checked
Captured official pages include the homepage, terms, and privacy policy. They do not publish a Canada, supported-country, restricted-country, or unavailable-country list. The terms use generic country-availability and KYC language, and the homepage says operations are winding down with refund/reward handling tied to account status at the shutdown cutoff.
Checked July 5, 2026 · Funding Ticks homepage · terms
Goat Funded Trader
Canada was not in the restricted-country article we captured. Watch IP/location consistency and extra payment/KYC checks.
What the source says + last checked
Goat Funded Trader’s official restricted-country article lists countries restricted from signing up and trading; Canada was not in the captured list. The IP policy says purchase and trading regions should stay reasonably consistent, and unusual location activity may require travel documents or other proof.
Checked July 5, 2026 · Goat restricted-countries article · IP policy
Hola Prime
Canada was not in the resident-restricted list we captured. Re-check restricted-region, device, and KYC rules before purchase.
What the source says + last checked
Hola Prime’s official site/footer says it does not provide services to residents of listed countries; Canada was not in that captured list. Terms say users are responsible for local-jurisdiction compliance and KYC starts after challenge phases. This is medium-confidence because the country list was captured from official footer/disclosure text rather than a dedicated list page.
Checked July 5, 2026 · Hola Prime homepage · terms
Instant Funding
Canada was not named in the official terms, but Instant Funding did not publish an enumerated country list. Product is simulated/virtual only; confirm checkout and KYC.
What the source says + last checked
Instant Funding’s captured General Terms & Conditions define restricted jurisdictions by sanctions/embargo and risk factors rather than a named country list. Canada was not named in the captured terms. The source and site disclosures state accounts are demo accounts with fictitious funds, with KYC via SumSub around challenge pass or payout and IP-consistency checks possible.
Checked July 5, 2026 · Instant Funding General Terms PDF · KYC help article
Lucid Trading
Canada was not in Lucid Trading’s restricted-countries list. The source applies by citizenship or residency.
What the source says + last checked
Lucid Trading’s official help article lists restricted countries and says users who are citizens or residents of listed countries are not eligible to use Lucid Trading services. Canada was not in the captured list.
Checked July 5, 2026 · Lucid Trading restricted-countries article
Lux Trading Firm
Canada was not named in Lux Trading Firm’s official terms, but the source uses sanctioned-country payment limits rather than a full country list.
What the source says + last checked
Lux Trading Firm’s official terms do not publish an enumerated restricted-country list. The country-based restriction found was for traders with permanent residency in sanctioned countries, who may be refused international wire, PayPal, or Wise payments; proof of residency is required at checkout. Canada was not named in the captured terms.
Checked July 5, 2026 · Lux Trading Firm terms
Ninja Trader
Official NinjaTrader site/support pages were checked, but no official Canada eligibility or restricted-country list was found as of July 5, 2026. Payment-support pages are not country eligibility proof.
Purdia
Purdia’s official source restricts Canada except traders residing in Ontario. Do not read this as broad Canada availability.
What the source says + last checked
Purdia’s official prohibited-countries document lists Canada with the note that only traders residing in Ontario are accepted. The source says Purdia may request documentation verifying country of residence, identity, payment methods, source of funds, and device/account ownership, and may restrict or terminate accounts for false residency information or VPN/location masking.
Checked July 5, 2026 · Purdia FAQ / prohibited-countries source path
The Funded Trader
Canada was not in the restricted-country FAQ list we captured. KYC/AML is required before funded accounts or payouts.
What the source says + last checked
The Funded Trader’s homepage FAQ says the firm currently does not offer evaluation services to traders residing in Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria, Russia, and Ukraine specifically Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk regions. Canada was not in the captured list. Official pages describe funded accounts as fully simulated/demo accounts and require ID verification plus KYC/AML screening before funded accounts or payouts.
Checked July 5, 2026 · The Funded Trader homepage FAQ · terms of use
TickTick Trader
Official homepage and terms were checked, but no official Canada / restricted-country eligibility list was found as of July 5, 2026. Keep this as a source gap.
Top One Futures
Canada was not in the restricted-country source we captured. Citizenship/residence and foreign-IP travel checks can matter.
What the source says + last checked
Top One Futures’ official help article lists countries with limitations and restrictions; Canada was not in the captured list. The source says citizenship or residence in listed countries is prohibited, and international travel to non-restricted countries should be reported to prevent foreign-IP login issues.
Checked July 5, 2026 · Top One Futures restricted-countries article
Top One Trader
Canada was not in the countries-not-served source we captured. Checkout terms still require legal use in your jurisdiction.
What the source says + last checked
Top One Trader’s official help article lists countries not served; Canada was not in the captured list. The article frames restrictions around specific countries, particularly OFAC-listed countries, and citizenship or residence in listed countries. Checkout terms include a legal-use representation for the user’s jurisdiction.
Checked July 5, 2026 · Top One Trader countries-not-served article
Why Canada is more than a yes/no
Even when a firm doesn’t list Canada as restricted, these can still decide whether you can buy, get funded, or get paid. None of this is legal or tax advice.
- Your province matters. A firm can accept “Canada” yet limit it to one province. Tradeify and Purdia are the clearest examples here: Tradeify names only Ontario residents for Sim Funded, while Purdia restricts Canada except traders residing in Ontario.
- Residency vs citizenship. Some firms check where you live, some check your passport, and some check both — plus long stays in other countries.
- Live vs simulated funded. “Available” can mean evaluation and simulated payouts only, not a live brokerage account (Apex flags this for Canada via Tradovate).
- Futures vs Forex/CFD. A brand can run separate products with separate country lists — FXIFY and FXIFY Futures are the clearest example on this page.
- Payment origin, KYC and AML. Card/bank country, ID and address checks, and payout-processor rules can block setup even when the country isn’t “restricted.”
- Broker / platform routing. The underlying broker, clearing firm, or platform provider (e.g. Tradovate) can add its own Canada limits on top of the prop firm’s.
What each label means
Canada named — the firm’s own source mentions Canada or a Canadian province directly.
Not on restricted list — the firm publishes a blocked-country list and Canada was not in the version we captured on July 3 or July 5, 2026. Not a green light; confirm at checkout/KYC.
Re-check before buying — our directory and the firm’s current official page disagree about Canada. Read the source first.
Needs source — we don’t have a fresh official Canada/restricted-country page on file for that firm yet, so it isn’t shown as available.
Province, tax and payout notes
This page doesn’t decide whether a prop firm is legal, suitable, or tax-efficient for a Canadian trader. It only records what each firm’s captured source says about country eligibility. Province rules can exist even when a firm doesn’t list Canada — Tradeify’s Ontario note is the example. For legal, regulatory, or tax questions use primary Canadian regulator and CRA materials or a qualified professional. BestProps did not test checkout, KYC, account approval, live-account conversion, payout approval, or payment rails.
How we sourced this
The firm list is the BestProps directory. Restricted-country labels in the directory are only a starting clue — every public label here requires an official firm source such as terms, an eligibility article, a help-center page, or official checkout/app evidence when no normal help article exists. Third-party listicles and Reddit results were used only to understand what searchers want, never as facts about a named firm. Spot a change? Send the official link through the BestProps contact page and we’ll re-check the row.
How to read this: labels come from official firm sources captured on July 3 and July 5, 2026. “Not on restricted list” means Canada wasn’t in the list we saw — it is not a guarantee you can buy, pass KYC, hold a live account, or get paid. Always open the firm’s own source before buying. This page currently has no signup links, paid placements, sponsored rows, or monetized routing.