If you are searching for prop firms for Pakistan traders, you have probably asked this question before buying a challenge: "Will this prop firm even accept me?" The short answer is yes — the big firms on Propiffy accept traders from Pakistan and India. The only countries that are blocked are countries on international sanctions lists, plus a few extra names that change from firm to firm.
But "yes" is not the whole story. Some firms block the UAE. A few have conflicting reports about the USA. And getting your payout into a Pakistani or Indian bank account takes a little planning. This guide gives you the facts, firm by firm, so you can buy with confidence.
Last updated: 6 October 2026.
Key Takeaways
- Pakistan and India are accepted by FundingPips, Funded Trader Markets, FXIFY, and Blueberry Funded — none of them list these countries as restricted (checked October 2026).
- The UAE is the surprise. FundingPips officially restricts the UAE, and multiple review sites list the UAE as blocked at Funded Trader Markets and Blueberry Funded. FXIFY does NOT list the UAE as restricted.
- Sanctioned countries are blocked everywhere: Iran, North Korea, Syria, Cuba, Russia, and others on the FATF/EU/UN lists cannot join any of these firms.
- Getting paid is solved: Rise, crypto (USDT/USDC), and bank transfers move payouts to Pakistani and Indian traders — crypto usually lands in hours.
- Code PROPI saves you money at checkout (20% off FundingPips, up to 75% off Funded Trader Markets, 40% off Blueberry Funded), and PROP takes 30% off FXIFY. Propiffy buyers also earn cashback.
Country Rules at a Glance
| FirmPakistanIndiaUAEUSA | ||||
| FundingPips | Yes | Yes | No (restricted) | Conflicting reports |
| Funded Trader Markets | Yes | Yes | No (per TheTrustedProp) | Yes |
| FXIFY | Yes | Yes | Yes | Conflicting reports |
| Blueberry Funded | Yes | Yes | Likely no (several sources list UAE) | No |
"Conflicting reports" means review sites disagree, so always confirm at the firm's own checkout before you pay. The table below explains the details for each firm.
Why Some Countries Are Blocked
Prop firms do not block countries because they dislike the traders there. They block them because of the law. Three reasons drive every restriction list:
- International sanctions. Countries on the FATF, EU, and UN sanctions lists — Iran, North Korea, Syria, Cuba, Russia, and others — are blocked by every firm. Firms cannot legally do business with residents of these countries.
- Anti-money-laundering (AML) rules. Firms must check every trader's identity before payouts. Some countries make KYC checks too hard or too risky, so firms block them.
- Payment providers. If a firm's payout provider cannot send money to a country, the firm blocks that country to avoid payouts that can never arrive.
One rule you must never break: do not use a VPN to hide your country. Firms check your ID and address at KYC. If they find you used a VPN to join from a blocked country, they close your account with no refund (surgefunded.com).
FundingPips for Pakistan and India
FundingPips is based in Dubai but does not accept traders who live in the UAE — its own terms name the UAE and Vietnam as restricted, alongside all sanctioned countries (propfirmsinsider.com). This is the one big surprise in this guide.
For Pakistan and India, the news is all good. FundingPips lists both countries as fully supported (proptradingvibes.com, July 2026), and it runs giveaways and marketing aimed directly at Pakistani traders. It pays out through the Rise platform, which sends money to local bank accounts in Pakistan and India.
The USA picture is unclear: one review site says US traders are blocked, another says the US is not on the restricted list. If you are in the US, check the firm's own checkout before you pay.
Discount code: enter PROPI at checkout for 20% off FundingPips challenges — see our full FundingPips review for the complete breakdown.
Funded Trader Markets for Pakistan and India
Funded Trader Markets accepts traders from both Pakistan and India — neither country appears on its restricted list (thetrustedprop.com). This firm is one of the easiest picks for Pakistani and Indian traders: challenges start from just $24, news trading is allowed, and payouts are on-demand with no waiting.
One warning for UAE traders: TheTrustedProp lists the UAE as restricted at Funded Trader Markets. If you live in the Emirates, do not buy until you have confirmed at checkout.
Discount code: enter PROPI at checkout for up to 75% off Funded Trader Markets challenges.
FXIFY for Pakistan and India
FXIFY accepts traders from Pakistan and India — neither country is on its restricted list, which mainly covers sanctioned and high-risk countries (bestpropfirms.com, October 2026). FXIFY is also one of the few firms in this list that does not block the UAE, so it is a good option for traders in Dubai.
For US traders, sources disagree: two review sites say the US is restricted, while one recent review says US traders are accepted but cannot use MT4/MT5. If you are in the US, confirm at checkout.
FXIFY pays through Rise and crypto (USDT and USDC), with a low $50 minimum payout — convenient if you want to withdraw often.
Discount code: enter PROPI at checkout for 30% off FXIFY challenges (verified on Propiffy's admin, 6 Oct 2026).
Blueberry Funded for Pakistan and India
Blueberry Funded, the broker-backed firm we reviewed last week, accepts traders from both Pakistan and India. Its official restricted list (help centre, 2 July 2026, via selectpropfirms.com) covers Afghanistan, Australia, Belarus, Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Myanmar, North Korea, Russia, Somalia, Syria, the US, and Yemen — Pakistan and India are not on it.
For the UAE, the picture is messy: the official help-centre list above does not mention the UAE, but several review sites (wrtrading.com, thetrustedprop.com) do list the UAE as blocked. If you live in the UAE, check Blueberry Funded's checkout carefully before paying. US traders are definitely blocked.
Blueberry Funded pays out bi-weekly through Rise or crypto (USDC and USDT on the TRC-20 network), with a $100 minimum withdrawal.
Discount code: enter PROPI at checkout for 40% off Blueberry Funded challenges.
Getting Your Payouts in Pakistan and India
This is the part traders worry about most, and it is simpler than it looks. Prop firms cannot hand you cash, so they use three payout rails:
1. Rise. Rise is the most common payout tool in the prop industry. You connect your local bank account, the firm sends USD to Rise, and Rise converts it to PKR or INR and deposits it. It works for both Pakistani and Indian bank accounts.
2. Crypto (USDT/USDC). Many firms — including FXIFY and Blueberry Funded — pay in USDT or USDC. The crypto lands in your wallet in hours, and you sell it for PKR or INR on a local exchange. This is the fastest option, and it avoids bank delays.
3. Bank transfer. Direct SWIFT transfers work but are the slowest and most expensive option. Fees and bad exchange rates can eat 3–5% of your payout. Use this only if the other two do not work for you.
Before your first payout, you will complete KYC — a short identity check. Keep these ready: your national ID card or passport, and a proof of address (bank statement or utility bill). Most firms ask for KYC only when you request a payout, not when you buy the challenge. Read prop firm rules explained for the full rule picture.
Discount Codes and Cashback
Paying full price for a challenge is a mistake. Use code PROPI at checkout:
- FundingPips: 20% off
- Funded Trader Markets: up to 75% off
- Blueberry Funded: 40% off
Use code PROP for FXIFY: 30% off (all codes verified on Propiffy's admin, 6 Oct 2026).
And when you buy through a Propiffy affiliate link, you also earn cashback — up to 5% of your purchase comes back to you from the commission the firm pays us. A discount code plus cashback is the cheapest possible way to buy a challenge.
FAQ
Can traders from Pakistan join prop firms?
Yes. FundingPips, Funded Trader Markets, FXIFY, and Blueberry Funded all accept traders from Pakistan. Only sanctioned countries and a few firm-specific exceptions are blocked. Always confirm at the firm's checkout before paying.
Can traders from India join prop firms?
Yes. The same four firms accept Indian traders. India does not appear on any of their restricted-country lists.
Can traders from the UAE join prop firms?
It depends on the firm. FundingPips officially blocks the UAE. Review sites report that Funded Trader Markets and Blueberry Funded also block it. FXIFY does not list the UAE as restricted, so it is the safest pick for UAE residents.
How do I receive prop firm payouts in Pakistan?
Use Rise to receive money in your local bank account, or choose crypto (USDT/USDC) payouts and sell them for PKR on a local exchange. Crypto is usually fastest — hours, not days.
Do prop firms need my ID before paying?
Yes. Every legitimate firm runs a KYC check before your first payout: a government ID and a proof of address. This is normal and protects you from fraud.
Can I use a VPN to join a prop firm from a blocked country?
No. Firms check your identity documents at KYC. If they catch you using a VPN to bypass a restriction, they close your account with no refund.
Final Verdict
Traders in Pakistan and India have full access to the best firms on Propiffy — FundingPips, Funded Trader Markets, FXIFY, and Blueberry Funded all accept you. Buy through a Propiffy link, use code PROPI (or PROP for FXIFY), and collect your cashback.
The one group that must be careful is traders in the UAE. FundingPips blocks the UAE outright, and Funded Trader Markets and Blueberry Funded are reported to block it too. If you live in the Emirates, FXIFY is your safest option on Propiffy.
Before you buy, see our roundup of the best prop firms in Pakistan. If you are still unsure which challenge format fits you, read our 1-step vs 2-step vs instant funding guide.