What is a prop firm?
A prop firm gives skilled traders access to a large account and pays them a share of the profit. This guide explains what a prop firm is, how the model works in India, and what to check before you pay any fee.
How to pass a prop firm challenge
Passing a prop firm challenge is less about finding a brilliant trade and more about staying inside your loss limits long enough for an ordinary edge to work. This playbook turns the rules into rupees, sizes and daily routines.
Prop trading in India, explained
Prop trading in India now means something new for retail traders: paying a one-time fee to prove your skill on simulated capital with live NSE, BSE and MCX prices, then earning a share of profits without risking your own savings.
2-Step, 1-Step or Instant funding?
The 1-step vs 2-step challenge question, and whether instant funding in India is worth the higher fee, comes down to three things: how you trade, how much room you need, and what you are willing to pay for speed.
Drawdown, explained in rupees
Daily drawdown and max drawdown are the two loss limits that decide whether a prop firm account stays open. Here is how each works on Greenwick, including trailing drawdown, the 09:15 IST reset and every floor in rupees.
Profit split and payouts, explained
A prop firm payout is your share of the profit you make on a funded account. Here is how the Greenwick profit split works by plan, how often you can withdraw, and what happens between request and rupees in your bank.
Risk management for funded traders
Risk management for prop traders is the skill of losing small enough, often enough, that the account survives long enough to pay you. This guide turns Greenwick's loss limits into position sizes, stop rules and a plan you can print.
Trading psychology for prop traders
Trading psychology decides more prop challenges than strategy does. This guide covers the prop trader mindset in practice: fear of the floor, revenge trading, expiry-day FOMO, target pressure and the routines that keep your decisions calm and repeatable.
Why traders fail prop firm challenges
Most traders who fail a prop firm challenge make one of a handful of avoidable mistakes. Here are the 13 most common prop firm mistakes in Indian markets, what each one costs in rupees, and the specific fix for each.
Prop firm FAQ
Straight answers to the questions Indian traders ask most about Greenwick Funded: plans and pricing, evaluation rules, loss limits, payouts and scaling. This prop firm FAQ is written to match the published rulebook, word for word in spirit.