
Based on Trustpilot
The countries Earn2Trade cannot fund traders from, taken from the firm's own published list. The list is framed by citizenship rather than residency, and the terms and conditions name no countries at all, instead pointing to that help centre article. Select a country to see which prop firms do accept traders there.
Checked against Earn2Trade on 29 July 2026
By nationality. The firm's own wording is that citizens of the listed countries are unable to get funded owing to sanctions or other reasons. It also states that falsifying a country of origin results in an immediate ban and deletion of the account with no refund.
The minimum age is 18. Traders outside the United States must complete a W-8BEN form with a Foreign Tax Identifying Number before being funded.
Select your country from the list on this tab to open its page, which lists the prop firms that currently accept traders from that country.
As far as Earn2Trade publishes, yes. The list on this tab is the firm's own list from its help centre, and the terms and conditions defer to it rather than naming countries separately. Payouts are a separate matter: the firm states its payment provider Rise does not support traders in Iowa, Minnesota, South Carolina, Guam, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands or Haiti.