The quick answer
If overnight flexibility matters, start with mature non-futures paths such as FTMO-style challenges and compare flexible global options such as FundedNext. Many futures-first firms require you to be flat before session close.
The key is not whether a firm is famous; it is whether the rules allow the trade duration you actually use before you ever reach payout.
Rules to check first
Confirm overnight holds, weekend holds, news restrictions, and whether funded-account rules differ from evaluation rules.
If the firm forces flat positions before settlement or major events, it may turn a swing setup into a bad intraday compromise. Tradeify's current help center, for example, says overnight and swing holds are not allowed.
Chart setup matters
Swing trading usually needs fewer signals, not more. Before buying, simplify the chart so the entry, stop, and invalidation point are obvious.
A cleaner IndicatorFit-style setup makes it easier to follow the rules when real money and evaluation fees are involved.