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CLOSED : the firm is no longer operating. Do not buy a challenge here.Multi-asset prop firm (Rocket 21 Challenge, US) on DX Trade via Eightcap; simulated/virtual accounts 85% base split, up to 90% — but on Apollo 11 the 90% is a paid add-onSignature model: à-la-carte Apollo 11 — pay individually for split, drawdown, weekly payouts, early withdrawal Apollo 11 refunds the challenge fee on first withdrawal; failed 2-step can be “Revived” Caution: independent reviews report slow/delayed payouts and a rough 2025 US migration
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CLOSED : the firm is no longer operating. Do not buy a challenge here.London-based prop firm (founded 2024) with a simulated two-step forex/indices/commodities challenge; $10k–$300k Signature rule: a 10% payout cap on standard accounts — withdraw only 10% of account size per cycle Only paid “live funding” removes the cap (and unlocks 24-hour payouts); firm cites a shared pool 80% base split up to 90%, first payout 100%; 5% daily / 10% overall drawdownCaution: young, all-demo, restrictive rules and several internal contradictions on its own pages
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UAE-based prop firm (Prime Tech Group FZE LLC, Dubai) with simulated forex/CFD challenges on Match Trader Signature feature: “PTG Flexible” build-your-own challenge plus 50+ fixed combinations Tiered split ~75% Basic to 85% Premium/Instant — higher splits mean a pricier tier The catch: “real money” marketing vs Terms calling the funds “fictitious” and simulated One-time fee, no monthly subscription; note the payout schedule is not clearly published
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CLOSED / insolvent since July 2025 — website offline, traders report unpaid payouts. Do not buy.German prop firm (Funded Unicorn GmbH), two-phase forex/indices/crypto CFD challenges, $25k–$400k The rule that defined it: a real-capital A-book model mirroring funded traders 1:1 into the live market That model sank it — a high seven-figure unhedged loss consumed its reserves; a textbook A-book failure Split was 80% up to ~90% (historical). Kept online for the record and for anyone still owed money
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Apparently not selling accounts at time of writing — all plans show “Coming soon”; reportedly lost its platforms in early 2026Isle of Man-registered simulated futures prop firm (TickTickTrader Ltd) on US futures markets Distinctive: a rare in-person footprint — physical trading floors and a live Abu Dhabi trading competition Reported terms (unverified): keep 100% of profits ~3 months then 90/10; $250 min withdrawal Unusual recurring monthly subscription ($145–$285/mo). Do not buy until it demonstrably resumes
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CLOSED : the firm is no longer operating. Do not buy a challenge here.Small UAE-linked prop firm (FPT) with a simulated two-step forex/CFD evaluation on MetaTrader 5; up to $200k Signature: a bundled “40+ daily trade ideas” feed plus analytics in its Traders Portal Flat 90% split , bi-monthly payouts; 10% target, no time limit, min 5 trading days One-time fee from $79, commission-free; drawdown reportedly 10% max / 5% daily (secondary) Confirmed live and selling; a different firm from FunderPro and Funder Trading — confirm rules directly
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CLOSED — apparent exit scam. Website offline, socials dark, withdrawals unpaid; OSC investor warning (April 2025)Was an unregulated, simulated forex/CFD prop firm (2-step + instant), advertised up to $400k scaling to $10m Marketed an aggressively “no-rules” model (no drawdown/consistency limits, instant 0%-profit payout) — the red flag Approved profits reportedly denied on obscure rules before the firm vanished; ~2.7 Trustpilot Kept online as a caution. If you are owed money, treat it as fraud and report it — do not buy
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Widely flagged as closed / non-paying — review trackers warn “do not send funds”; site is a live shellUAE-linked prop firm with simulated forex/CFD challenges on Eightcap; funded accounts are demo for 4+ months Signature rule: a “trade range” system that deletes profitable trades outside your personal lot-size band Split starts at 60% (up to 80%); static 12% drawdown; 50%-best-trade rule and 5% profit cap Trustpilot dominated by non-payment complaints — not recommended; do not deposit
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TERMINATED / offline — site down, Discord deleted, support silent; traders report withheld funds. Do not buyWas a small forex/CFD prop firm (Leveled Up Traders, Miami) on TradeLocker; migrated to “Alpha Traders” in 2025 then went dark Distinctive (historical): monetised basic rules — weekend holding via a pricier “Swing” challenge, news trading a paid add-on Marketed up to 90% split with daily payouts (before shutdown); 5% daily / 10% max drawdown Kept online as a caution. If you are owed money, treat it as a payout failure and report it
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Appears DEFUNCT — website returns an error, no recent archives, trackers say “no longer available.” Do not buyWas an unregulated, simulated forex/CFD prop firm on cTrader (a T4TCapital/Traders4Traders brand); $5k–$1m Distinctive (historical): a mandatory minimum win-rate gate (~45%) plus a trader-to-“fund manager” career ladder Base 80% split rising toward 90%; monthly-only payouts — its own figures were internally inconsistent Kept online as a caution. If you are owed money, treat it as a payout failure and report it
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Appears CLOSED / wound down — site returns an error; a 2026 tracker warns “do not send funds.” Do not buyMalta prop firm (Traddoo LTD) that ran simulated forex/CFD via FunderPro, then tried a futures pivot after that partnership ended (late 2024) Distinctive (historical): fee refunded only on the 4th payout , plus a “hedging trap” (disqualified for hedging after passing) 80% split; crypto-only (USDT) payouts; drawdown described inconsistently (static vs equity-based) Kept online as a caution. If you are owed money, treat it as a payout dispute and report it
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Appears COLLAPSED / closed — site down; trackers warn “do not send funds”; unpaid payouts reported. Do not buyWas a UAE prop firm (OneOfOne Funding), fronted by YouTuber “TJR,” launched Feb 2024; simulated forex/CFD on TradeLocker Its whole brand was a 100% profit split — structurally fragile, as a firm keeping 0% relies on failed-challenge fees Influencer-driven launch flood of 5-star reviews, then a wave of unpaid-payout and no-support complaints Kept online as a caution. If you are owed money, treat it as a loss and report it