The Old Money Prop Firm Reviews 4

I’ve been meaning to write a detailed review of OldMoney Prop Firm for a while — now I finally have something to share.
The first thing I like is that the rules are transparent. There are no hidden conditions that suddenly appear after you buy an account. They offer three challenge types to choose from: two‑phase, single‑phase, and instant funding — the last one gives you access to the funds immediately, without having to complete separate stages.
I went with the single‑phase challenge and I trade via the Bybit API. This is probably the biggest plus for me: the quotes come straight from the exchange (not simulated), the connection is secure, and you don’t need to install any extra software. Trading on a real exchange gives a completely different level of trust.
What pleasantly surprised me is that you can hedge, average down without stop‑losses, and use options — all without restrictions. There is no altcoin limit, and opening positions directly on Bybit is very convenient. I personally trade in a classic style — with stop‑losses and nothing exotic — but the fact that the platform does not block these strategies feels honest and unusual for most prop firms.
I haven’t received a payout yet — I’m on the last step before finishing my first phase. But even at this stage, everything feels fair and rule‑based, with no unpleasant surprises.
Would I recommend OldMoney? Yes, more than no. I’ve tried quite a few prop firms, and in most of them you sooner or later discover hidden pitfalls buried in the rules. So far, everything here feels transparent — and that’s worth a lot.

Been with Old Money for several months. Bybit terminal, the only prop firm that actually lets you trade options properly. Clear terms, transparent rules. Support replies fast and to the point — no fluff, no copy-paste responses. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a solid prop firm without hidden catches.