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Comparison of Programmes
Here you can compare and choose the program that suits you best than others.

In prop trading, you can trade with simulated funds and make a profit from trading without the risk of losing your funds. Read more in SpiceProp Traders Blog.

Black Pepper Hot-Seat
  • Account size € 300 000
  • 300K
  • Price of the challenge €1 499 €1 499
  • Profit sharing starts at 90%
  • Profitable days, min. 3
  • Profit goals 7.5% for Step 1 / 5% for Step 2
  • Drawdown daily / total, max. 5.5% / 11%
  • Number of accounts, max. 1
  • Leverage Floating
  • Programme key properties Extra-exclusive options after two profitable months are available
Sweet Pepper 2-Step Challenge
  • Account size € 150 000
  • 150K 100K 50K 25K 10K
  • Price of the challenge €689 €689
  • Profit sharing starts at 80%
  • Profitable days, min. 3
  • Profit goals 7.5% for Step 1 / 5% for Step 2
  • Drawdown daily / total, max. 5.5% / 11%
  • Number of accounts, max. 3
  • Leverage Floating
  • Programme key properties One of the Cheapest and Most Popular
Chilli Pepper 1-Step Challenge
  • Account size € 75 000
  • 75K 50K 25K 10K
  • Price of the challenge €559 €559
  • Profit sharing starts at 80%
  • Profitable days, min. 3
  • Profit goals 10% for Step 1
  • Drawdown daily / total, max. 4% / 11%
  • Number of accounts, max. 3
  • Leverage Floating
  • Programme key properties Advanced and Cost-Effective
Cayenne 3-Step Challenge
  • Account size € 120 000
  • 120K 80K 40K 15K
  • Price of the challenge €295 €295
  • Profit sharing starts at 80%
  • Profitable days, min. 3
  • Profit goals 4% for Step 1 / 6% for Step 2 / 6% for Step 3
  • Drawdown daily / total, max. 3% / 7%
  • Number of accounts, max. 2
  • Leverage Floating
  • Programme key properties Built for long-term growth and offering top-tier scaling
Jalapeño No Step Challenge
  • Account size € 5 000
  • 5K 2,5K 1K
  • Price of the challenge €270 €270
  • Profit sharing starts at 60%
  • Profitable days, min. 0
  • Profit goals 10%
  • Drawdown daily / total, max. 2.5% / 5%
  • Number of accounts, max. 2
  • Leverage Floating
  • Programme key properties Best Scaling and Power
Mini 2-Step Challenge
  • Account size € 6 000
  • 6K
  • Price of the challenge €45 €45
  • Profit sharing starts at 80%
  • Profitable days, min. 3
  • Profit goals 7.5% for Step 1 / 5% for Step 2
  • Drawdown daily / total, max. 5.5% / 11%
  • Number of accounts, max. 1
  • Leverage Floating
  • Programme key properties Smallest account with the most affordable price, scaling up to €500,000
  1. What is prop trading? - Prop trading (proprietary trading) is a model of collaboration between a trader (participant) and a prop trading company, in which the trader (participant) uses the company’s capital to trade on financial markets. The prop trading collaboration program excludes the use of the trader’s (participant’s) own funds
  2. What does the trader (participant) pay for? - To gain access to capital, the trader (participant) undergoes testing and pays to participate in trading challenge programs, where they demonstrate their skills, motivation, discipline, and strategies. In the SpiceProp project, participants can purchase participation in various programs—“challenges” with access to accounts of different sizes, different profit-sharing levels, and more.
  3. What does the participant get for their money? - The company provides the trader (participant) with capital, access to market instruments, technical support, analytics, and infrastructure. In return, the trader (participant) must follow risk management rules and trade profitably.
  4. Does the participant trade on real accounts? - Trading takes place both on demo accounts and on real trading accounts based on a separate agreement between the company and the trader (participant).
  5. Whose funds are on the trading accounts managed by the participant? - The trader trades not with their own money, but with the company’s capital. The use of the trader’s (participant’s) own funds is excluded.
  6. How does the trader (participant) earn a profit? - By using the company’s resources and their own skill, the trader (participant) receives a portion of the company’s trading profits, while the company earns its share of the profit for providing the capital.
General rules and conditions

Stop-Loss is not required.

Expert Advisors can be used.

Overnight and over the weekend can be held.

Depending on programme profit sharing starts from 60% to 90% for the trader.

A profitable day is a day on which balance and equity has increased by 0.5% over the previous day's balance and equity. So, the day will be counted as profitable, if both conditions are met: Balance at the end of the day >= Balance at the beginning of the day * (1 + 0.5/100) and Equity-Credit at the end of the day >= Equity-Credit at the beginning of the day * (1 + 0.5/100) For a day to be counted, you need to close trades, otherwise the balance will not increase. All data is read by the system at 23:59:59 server time (GMT+2). You can check the profitable days in your dashboard by going to 'Accounts' section. Choose your account and you will see the amount of profitable days in 'Objectives' section.

After successfully completing two challenges, the trader receives a refund which will count towards the first payout.

Withdrawals are available 14 days starting from the date of the funded account opening, then 14 days after the last withdrawal. For Black Pepper challenge withdrawals possible every 7 days.

Copying other traders' signals / accounts is prohibited.

An inactive account is an account with 21 days of no trading activity.

If the account reaches a daily loss limit, it will be closed. The daily loss is based on the day’s starting equity. Daily drawdown limits reset when the server updates at 23:59:59 CET (UTC+2).

Trading on important news (with high market impact) is not prohibited. But it must be noted that during a high-impact news event, during volatile moments there might be a slippage (i.e. difference between the expected price of a trade and the price at which the trade is executed). Slippage can not be controlled by a company side.