Yeah pretty straightforward rules. You get leverage for stocks and options based on capital put down. You can connect with them directly as I am not sure if it is different for each trader
There are a lot of them in Canada here who allow stock trading. Like I currently trade with Alkaline Capital and they allow both stocks and options trading so you can check with them regarding your requirements
Not sure about what size you are looking at but from a purely execution perspective I find the current prop firm I trade with (Canadian firm Alkaline Capital) extremely good with multiple ecn and darkpool options as I do trade a lot of small caps in large volumes (might not be as large as...
Had been with them for sometime few years back. Company is for sure legit but then realized the terms being offered weren't that great and the platform was clumsy for execution. Their capital requirement used to be high at that point not sure what it is now. With my current prop min. requirement...
If you are ok with another software apart from sterling then you can try the current prop firm I trade with (Alkaline Capital based in Canada) as have had good experience so far. Good Leverage with timely payouts and tiered commission structure. I also trade large volume monthly so worked for me.
There is no black and white ranking here as there are a lot of different kind of models which float around these days claiming to be prop shops. As one of the guys above mentioned, I prefer the first loss funding kind of firms where I put in my capital, get 20-25x leverage for a certain split...