MT4 PROP FIRMS

Prop firms that still support MetaTrader 4. MT4 support is shrinking as the industry moves to MT5 and cTrader, but these firms still offer it for traders with legacy EAs and indicator setups.

FirmLowest FeeDrawdownDaily LossProfit SplitEA AllowedOther Platforms
FTMOforex, indices, commodities, stocks, crypto155Static5%80%-90%YesMT5, cTrader
FundedNextforex, indices, commodities, crypto$59Static5%80%-95%YesMT5, cTrader
Blue Guardianforex, indices, commodities, crypto$99Static4%85%-85%YesMT5
For Tradersforex, indices, commodities$49Static5%75%-90%YesMT5
Goat Funded Traderforex, indices, commodities, crypto$68Static5%75%-95%YesMT5
Fidelcrestforex, indices, commodities$99Static5%80%-90%YesMT5
Smart Prop Traderforex, indices, commodities$199Static4%85%-90%YesMT5
Lux Trading Firmforex, indices, commodities$299Static0%75%-75%NoNone
Funded Trading Plusforex, indices, commodities$119Static4%80%-90%YesMT5

Frequently Asked Questions

Which prop firms still support MT4 in 2026?

FTMO, FundedNext, Blue Guardian, For Traders, and Goat Funded Trader still support MT4. The trend is toward MT5 and cTrader, but MT4 remains available for forex traders who rely on legacy EAs and custom indicators.

Is MT4 being phased out by prop firms?

Gradually, yes. MetaQuotes has stopped issuing new MT4 licenses, pushing brokers and prop firms toward MT5. Many firms still support existing MT4 connections, but new firms launching in 2025-2026 typically default to MT5 or cTrader only.

Should I switch from MT4 to MT5 for prop firm trading?

If your EAs and indicators work on MT5, switching gives you more firm options. MT5 offers better order types, native hedging mode, and broader prop firm support. If you have MT4-only tools, check compatibility before switching.

Can I use MT4 EAs on prop firm accounts?

Most MT4-supporting prop firms allow EAs (Expert Advisors). FTMO, FundedNext, Blue Guardian, and Goat Funded Trader all permit automated trading. Verify the specific firm's EA policy -- some restrict certain types like HFT or latency arbitrage bots.