“In the end, which one should I choose between Fintokei and FTMO?”
This is the question that many traders face when trying to challenge a prop firm. Fintokei, which enjoys overwhelming popularity in Japan, and FTMO, which has the greatest track record in the world. Both are popular prop firms, but there are several major differences in their fee structures, rules, support systems, and more.
In this article, we will thoroughly compare Fintokei, which is also introduced in the complete guide to Fintokei’s reputation and reviews, and the globally renowned FTMO, from 7 perspectives. Based on the latest information as of March 2026, find the prop firm that’s just right for you.
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✅ What you’ll learn from this article
- Differences in fees and cost-performance between Fintokei and FTMO
- Differences in disqualification conditions and rules (minimum trading days, etc.)
- Comparison of withdrawal conditions and profit-sharing rates
- Differences in Japanese support and trading environment
- Impact of FTMO’s acquisition of OANDA in 2025
- Summary of track record, credibility, and unique features
- Conclusion: which prop firm is best suited for you based on your type
【Conclusion】Fintokei is recommended for Japanese traders


After comprehensively judging the 7 comparison axes, Fintokei is the most suitable for traders living in Japan. The reason is simple and can be summarized in the following 3 points:
- Complete Japanese support: Japanese staff are stationed, and inquiries can be made in Japanese
- Fees are cheap: The minimum plan is 21,800 yen, and it’s even more affordable with coupon use
- Rules are simple: Minimum trading days of 3 days, more flexible than FTMO
On the other hand, FTMO has overwhelming track record and credibility as the world’s largest prop firm. For those who are not resistant to English and want to aim for a maximum of $2M in operating capital, FTMO is also a viable option.
Let’s grasp the overall picture with the comparison table below, and then check the details of each item.
| Comparison Item | Fintokei | FTMO |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum Fee | 21,800 yen | €155 (about 25,000 yen) |
| Daily Loss Limit | -5% | -5% |
| Overall Loss Limit | -10% | -10% |
| Minimum Trading Days | 3 days | 4 days (10 days for One Step) |
| Profit Share | 80% (maximum 100%) | 80% (maximum 90%) |
| Japanese Support | Fully supported | English-focused |
| Trading Tools | MT4/MT5/cTrader/TradingView | MT4/MT5/cTrader/DXtrade |
| Track Record | Largest in Japan / Trustpilot 4.5+ | World’s largest / Over $170 million paid out |
Basic Information about Fintokei and FTMO


About Fintokei
Fintokei is a prop firm headquartered in the Czech Republic, focusing on the Japanese market. It is fully equipped with Japanese support, with Japanese staff on board, so even traders who are not good at English can use it with peace of mind.
It is known as the largest prop firm in Japan, and has acquired a rating of over 4.5 on Trustpilot. It also offers unique services such as demo competitions and point stages.
About FTMO
FTMO is also based in the Czech Republic and is the world’s largest-scale prop firm. It has a track record of paying out over $170 million (about 17 billion yen) to traders, and is a pioneering presence in the industry.
In 2025, it acquired the major FX broker OANDA, which became a hot topic. This acquisition is expected to lead FTMO to develop an integrated service that incorporates brokerage functions. As of 2026, the details of this integration are still evolving, and the entire industry is watching its future developments.
【Comparison①】Fees and Cost-Performance


Comparison of Minimum Plans
| Item | Fintokei | FTMO |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum Plan Fee |
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