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- Crypto-only prop firm (Hyro Finance, Slovakia) for USDT perpetual futures on Bybit; $5k–$200k
- Signature: real Bybit execution plus a staged path — real capital only after you collect 3–5 payouts
- The nuance: the evaluation and early funded stage are simulated on a Bybit demo; real money comes later
- Split ~70–80% up to 90% (earned); stablecoin payouts, $100 min, first after ~1 day
- Watch: a 5%-per-withdrawal cap, and complaints of retroactive rule changes (drawdown, API-key fails)
★★★★★
More details +Hyro Trader
HyroTrader is one of the more distinctive crypto prop firms: real Bybit execution, USDT perps, stablecoin payouts, on-demand withdrawals from just $100, and a genuinely unusual staged path onto a real-capital sub-account. Read the structure carefully, though: the real-capital headline is conditional (early stages are demo, real money only follows several payouts), a 5-percent-per-withdrawal cap meters how fast you bank profit, and there are complaints about retroactive rule changes and API-key technical fails.PROS:
- Real Bybit exchange execution for USDT perps, not a synthetic simulator
- Unusual staged path onto a real-capital sub-account after 3 to 5 payouts
- Stablecoin payouts (USDT/USDC), $100 minimum, first after about 1 day, no fee
- Split scales to 90% earned over time, not a paid add-on
- Actively operating with generally positive payout feedback (~4.4 Trustpilot)
CONS:
- Each individual withdrawal is capped at 5% of account balance
- Complaints of retroactive rule changes (max drawdown tightened 10% to 6%)
- Accounts reportedly failed on Bybit API-key expiry despite unlimited-time marketing
- Registered in SAINT LUCIA, not the UK; unregulated; all accounts simulated
- A fixed 80/20 split, permanently - no higher tier at any price
- The reverse of most firms: maximum drawdown is STATIC, the DAILY drawdown TRAILS
- A Friday flatten is mandatory - no weekend holding
- Payouts via RISE only; minimum withdrawal is 1% of the account balance
★★★★★
More details +IC Funded
IC Funded offers two evaluations - a 2-Step Professional and a 1-Step Accelerated - on MetaTrader 5 and cTrader, with a fixed 80/20 split and a fee rebate from your third payout. The firm is registered in Saint Lucia, not the UK, and holds no regulatory licence. Its drawdown model is the reverse of the industry norm: the maximum drawdown is STATIC, while the DAILY drawdown trails on end-of-day equity.PROS:
- Maximum drawdown is STATIC, fixed to your initial balance
- Fixed 80/20 split, stated clearly and consistently
- Fee rebate from your third payout, at no extra cost
- No time limit on either evaluation; minimum three trading days
- MetaTrader 5 and cTrader both included
- No profit cap; scaling to a $500,000 allocation
- VPS use is permitted
- Group relationship with IC Markets entities is disclosed
CONS:
- The DAILY drawdown TRAILS on end-of-day equity - the reverse of most firms
- Both drawdowns are equity-based, so floating losses count in real time
- Registered in Saint Lucia, with no regulator and no UK presence
- The 80/20 split is fixed permanently - no higher tier at any price
- The fee rebate appears in marketing and the FAQ, but not in the binding terms
- A Friday flatten is mandatory - no weekend holding
- Simulated no-evaluation prop firm. Contracting entity is IF Pro Ltd, Saint Lucia (reg 2025-00056); the UK company is its payment agent. Five programmes, $625 to $120,000, on MT5, cTrader and Match-Trader.
- Signature rule: Smart Drawdown. Static 10% of starting balance that tightens permanently to 5% once you are 5% up.
- 80% split on every line (90% with an add-on). Flagship pays 14 days after first trade then weekly; IF Micro pays on demand. Minimum $25.
- Scaling doubles the account at a 10% gain up to $1.28M, consuming only 5% of the starting balance. The $1M portfolio cap counts starting balances only.
- Watch: news trading and weekend holding are paid add-ons on the two flagship lines, the Max Lot Rule resets the whole account, no payout data is published, and the Trustpilot rating is currently unavailable on Trustpilot’s official website.
★★★★★
More details +Instant Funding
Instant Funding is a no-evaluation simulated prop firm that markets itself as established in the UK in 2021, but the entity you contract with is IF Pro Ltd, an International Business Company registered in Saint Lucia in 2025 under number 2025-00056. The UK company in the footer, Acello Ltd, is its payment agent. Five programmes are on sale, from 625 to 120,000 dollars, on MetaTrader 5, cTrader and Match-Trader. Its defining rule is Smart Drawdown: a static 10 percent maximum loss on your starting balance that tightens permanently to 5 percent once you are 5 percent up, so the first stretch of profit is the most costly to give back. The split is 80 percent everywhere, or 90 with an add-on, and scaling doubles the account at a 10 percent gain up to 1.28 million while consuming only 5 percent of the starting balance. Two cautions before buying. News trading and weekend holding are paid add-ons on the flagship and GO lines, and breaching without them can strip your profit or reset the account. And the firm publishes no payout data at all, while its Trustpilot rating is currently unavailable on Trustpilot's official website across 4,379 reviews that run 27 percent one-star.PROS:
- No evaluation, no profit target and no daily drawdown on the flagship account
- Smart Drawdown is static rather than trailing, and is explained with worked examples
- Scaling doubles the account at a 10 percent gain up to 1.28 million, using only 5 percent of the starting balance
- The 1 million portfolio cap counts starting balances only, so scaled growth does not reduce your headroom
- Commission-free accounts genuinely carry no commission
- Rule pages for discontinued products are kept live, and a full governance pack is published
CONS:
- News trading and weekend holding are paid add-ons on the two flagship programmes
- Breaching the news rule without the add-on can remove profits or reset the account
- The Max Lot Rule resets the entire account for what is a position-sizing error
- No payout statistics, transparency report or independent review published at all
- the Trustpilot rating is currently unavailable on the official website, with 27 percent of 4,379 reviews at one star
- The contracting entity is a 2025 Saint Lucia company despite the Est. 2021 in the UK marketing
- The broker-backed prop arm of Key To Markets (FSC-Mauritius-regulated); simulated CFD challenges
- Distinctive: an established, regulated broker (~15 yrs) behind the challenge — rare reassurance in the sector
- Signature rule: “Binding Scale-Up” — one payout at 4%, then the account auto-scales and the balance resets
- 70–80% base rising to 90% (up to 100% NewEra), earned via scaling; trailing equity-based max drawdown
- The catch: paid only on the 4% threshold even if you earned more; “real capital” marketing vs simulated Terms
★★★★★
More details +Key To Prop
Key To Prop standout is credibility: being run by an established, FSC-Mauritius-regulated broker is a genuine reassurance most challenge shops cannot offer, and the scaling-based path to a 90% split with no paid upgrades is fair. The trade-offs are the rigid payout structure and marketing gloss: Binding Scale-Up pays on a fixed 4% cadence and resets your balance each time, the accounts are simulated despite real-capital language, and the max drawdown trails on equity.PROS:
- Operated by an established, FSC-Mauritius-regulated broker (~15 years) - rare in the sector
- Raw spreads and institutional liquidity behind the challenge
- Split scales to 90% (up to 100% NewEra) through performance, not paid upgrades
- One-time fee, no monthly subscription
- Broad CFD range (forex, indices, metals, stocks, crypto), scaling to $300k
CONS:
- Binding Scale-Up forces a payout-then-reset cadence; you bank only the 4% each cycle
- Max drawdown trails on equity (including open profit), stricter than end-of-day
- Own pages conflict on funding cap ($250k vs $300k) and split ceiling; per-lot commissions apply
- Canada-based prop firm (Lark Funding Inc.; “Lark 3.0”) with a simulated one-step evaluation on DXTrade/cTrader; $10k–$200k
- Signature: a Monthly Base Reward ($50–$1,000/30 days) paid on top of your split — “paid even if you don’t profit”
- The catch: the reward needs 3 profitable days of 0.5%+ and drawdown better than -3.5% each month
- 80% split (90% a paid add-on); 7% static drawdown, 5% daily; no time limit, no news restrictions
- Note: 2-step discontinued, new US clients suspended, $40 fee per payout; ~4.4 Trustpilot
★★★★★
More details +Lark Funding
Lark Funding Monthly Base Reward is a genuinely novel, trader-friendly idea, a recurring cash payment on top of your split, and the current Lark 3.0 setup is clean: a one-step evaluation, a 7% static drawdown, no time limits, fast payouts and a conditional free-retry safety net, with a broadly positive ~4.4 Trustpilot. Read the conditions rather than the tagline: paid-even-if-you-dont-profit actually requires three profitable days a month, 90% is a paid upgrade, and there is a $40 fee on every payout.PROS:
- Novel Monthly Base Reward paid on top of your profit split
- Clean Lark 3.0 one-step model with a 7% static drawdown and no time limits
- No minimum trading days and no news restrictions
- Smart Restart safety net gives up to four evaluation attempts
- Fast payouts and a broadly positive ~4.4 Trustpilot
CONS:
- Pays-even-if-you-dont-profit tagline actually requires 3 profitable days a month
- 90% split is a paid upgrade over an 80% base
- Accounts are simulated; new US clients are suspended over regulatory issues
- One of the oldest US futures prop firms (Leeloo Trading, Montana, since 2019); simulated on CME minis/micros via Rithmic
- Signature: explicitly “not a profit split” — 100% of your first $12,500, then 90%, as a discretionary release
- The catch: payouts gated behind subjective rules (30% best-day, no-flipping, no home-runs, Profit Guarding)
- Drawdown is an intraday trailing auto-liquidation; no daily loss limit
- Evaluation accounts are a monthly subscription; firm is phasing out some legacy programs
★★★★★
More details +LeeLoo Trading
Leeloo Trading has real strengths: a long-established (2019) US futures firm, unusually honest that everything is simulated, with a wide platform choice and a generous headline structure, 100% of your first $12,500 then 90%. The trade-offs are the discretionary payout rules and the current transition. Because the payout is a discretionary release of simulated profits, it is gated behind subjective rules that are the main source of complaints, the drawdown is an intraday trailing auto-liquidation, and evaluations are a monthly subscription.PROS:
- Long-established (2019) US futures firm with a long track record
- Unusually transparent that accounts are simulated in all stages
- Generous headline structure: 100% of first $12,500, then 90%
- Wide platform choice (Rithmic, NinjaTrader, Sierra Chart, Bookmap and more)
- No daily loss limit
CONS:
- Payouts are discretionary and gated behind subjective rules (30% rule, no-flipping, Profit Guarding)
- Drawdown is a strict intraday trailing auto-liquidation
- Evaluation accounts are a recurring monthly subscription
- US futures prop firm (Lucid Trading Group LLC, Delaware) trading simulated futures on platforms including NinjaTrader, Tradovate and TradingView via CQG, or supported applications such as Quantower and R|Trader Pro via Rithmic
- 90/10 base split on every plan — not a paid upgrade, which is genuinely rare
- Pro/Flex EOD trailing max loss that locks at your starting balance plus $100; the daily limit is a soft breach
- The LucidScale daily limit ratchets upward (highest EOD cumulative account profit × 60%, on applicable Pro/Direct accounts) and never shrinks
- No recurring or monthly fee; plan-specific trading permissions; Daily funded restricts high-impact USD news. Real capital only at the LucidLive stage
★★★★★
More details +Lucid Trading Review 2026
Lucid Trading offers simulated futures evaluations and funded accounts, with later live selection at its risk team’s discretion. Pro and Flex use EOD trailing drawdown, but reaching the existing loss floor can breach the account during a session. Pro and Flex offer DLL on/off configurations. Daily funded accounts use intraday trailing and restrict high-impact USD news. Pro’s 40% consistency is a funded payout rule; Flex evaluation uses 50% consistency. Rules and payout eligibility differ by plan and account vintage.PROS:
- A genuine 90/10 base split on every funded plan - not a paid upgrade, which is rare
- Pro/Flex EOD trailing floor locks at starting balance plus $100; breaches can occur during a session
- The daily loss limit is a soft breach - a bad day pauses you, it does not fail the account
- Applicable Pro/Direct LucidScale DLL uses 60% of highest EOD cumulative account profit
- One-time fee with no recurring, monthly or auto-rebill charge, and no activation fee
- Pro and Flex offer DLL on/off options; trading permissions depend on plan
- Consistency rule fully waived at the Live stage; detailed per-plan documentation
CONS:
- Accounts are simulated; the "real capital" marketing applies only after reaching the LucidLive stage
- The homepage advertises a "15-minute average" payout, but the binding Terms say two business days
- Daily funded accounts use intraday drawdown and prohibit trading through high-impact USD news; Pro/Flex DLL depends on configuration
- No overnight or weekend holding (positions auto-close before 4:45pm EST)
- Microscalping, hedging and HFT are prohibited
- UK-based prop firm (Lux Trading Firm, London + Dubai) pitched as a professional-trader career firm; funding to $10m on MatchTrader
- Signature rule: a strict Single Trade Profit Limit — one trade can realise at most 5% of the target (just $500 on a $100k)
- Flat 80% split; 6% static drawdown, no daily limit, no min/max trading days
- Evaluation is demo; funded stages claimed to be real (A-Book); audited track record + monthly salary marketed
- Watch: “regulated member of TPA” (a trade body, not a regulator) and “instant withdrawals” vs weeks-long payout reports
★★★★★
More details +Lux Trading
Lux Trading Firm has a genuinely differentiated pitch: a professional-trader career model with an audited track record, a monthly salary, funding to $10m, a 6% static drawdown with no time limits and a fully-refunded evaluation fee. Read the details rather than the marketing: the evaluation is demo, the regulated-member-of-TPA badge does not mean the firm is regulated, the 5% Single Trade Profit Limit rules out big winners, and the instant-withdrawal claim is contradicted by real payout-delay reports.PROS:
- Distinctive professional-trader career model with an audited track record and monthly salary
- 6% static drawdown, no daily limit, no minimum or maximum trading days
- Evaluation fee fully refunded after passing Stage 1
- Funding scales to an advertised $10,000,000
- Can copy trades from any platform or broker into your Lux account
CONS:
- Regulated-member-of-TPA badge is a trade body, not a financial regulator
- Instant-withdrawal marketing contradicted by weeks-long payout reports
- 5% Single Trade Profit Limit rules out big one-shot wins (just $500 on a $100k)
- Simulated UAE prop firm (MAVEN LLC, DIEZ free zone), operating since 2022 on MetaTrader 5 and Match-Trader. Seven programme lines, sizes $2,000 to $100,000.
- Cheapest credible entry on this site: list prices from $13. Note that every price shown on Maven’s site is a coupon price, not list.
- Signature rule: the M2 Account Saver. A 2% drawdown breach permanently halves your split to 50%; a second breach kills the account.
- 80% split on Instant, 1-, 2- and 3-Step; 70% on Mini and prediction markets. Payouts every 10 business days, fee refunded on the third. Scaling to $1M.
- Watch: a $10,000 per 30-day withdrawal cap across all accounts with the excess voided, $4 round-trip FX commission, a $20 Rise fee, and no published payout data at all.
★★★★★
More details +Maven
Maven Trading is a budget-focused UAE prop firm operated by MAVEN LLC in the DIEZ free zone, registration 105072496000001, operating since 2022. It offers simulated forex and CFD trading plus a prediction-markets challenge on MetaTrader 5 and Match-Trader, across seven programme lines from 2,000 to 100,000 dollars. Its defining rule is the M2 Account Saver, an automated circuit-breaker on the Omo and Buy Now Pay Later funded accounts: when drawdown hits 2 percent of balance the first breach force-closes your trades and permanently cuts your split from 80 to 50 percent, and a second breach permanently deactivates the account. The other half of its identity is price and variety: list fees from 13 dollars, a genuine 5 dollar Buy Now Pay Later, instant, 1-, 2- and 3-step models, zero swap, and the fee refunded in full on your third withdrawal. The split is 80 percent on the core lines and 70 percent on Mini and prediction markets, payouts come every 10 business days and scaling runs to 1 million. Two cautions: withdrawals are capped at 10,000 dollars per 30-day rolling cycle across all your accounts with the excess voided and the balance reset, and Maven publishes no payout statistics of any kind.PROS:
- List prices from 13 dollars, the cheapest credible entry on this site
- No time limit on the Standard and Instant lines, and weekend holding on all of them
- 80 percent split on four lines, with the challenge fee fully refunded on the third withdrawal
- Unusually detailed published rulebook, including the unflattering parts
- Zero swap, and no commission on indices, commodities and digital ETFs
- A prediction-markets challenge on Kalshi and Polymarket data that almost no competitor offers
CONS:
- Withdrawals capped at 10,000 dollars per 30-day cycle across all accounts, excess voided and balance reset
- M2 Account Saver permanently halves the split at a 2 percent drawdown, and kills the account on a second breach
- Omo maximum drawdown switches from static to trailing the moment you are funded
- No payout statistics, transparency report or independent review published at all
- 4 dollar round-trip commission on FX, which is heavy on the smallest accounts
- Rise charges 20 dollars per withdrawal and is the only option in much of Europe
- Not a challenge firm: a US prop firm (founded 1997) that trains and funds traders with its own real capital
- You apply, interview and complete a paid qualification program before real capital is allocated
- Real firm money, not a simulator — a 1099 contractor role starting ~$25k, scaling with performance
- 65–90% split (60–90% on currencies), paid monthly by ACH with bonuses
- A $199 desk fee plus a trading bond and tuition — but the exact figures are not published; you apply to learn them
★★★★★
More details +Maverick Trading
Maverick Trading is not a challenge shop. It is a US proprietary trading firm founded in 1997 that recruits, trains and funds traders with its OWN REAL capital as 1099 independent contractors of its trading LLCs. The path is apply, interview, complete a paid qualification program (1,000+ hours, tests, a coach-monitored demo), then get allocated real firm capital (starting around $25k, scaling with no cap). The split is 65-90% (60-90% on currencies), paid monthly by ACH with milestone bonuses, and the firm charges no commission mark-up or spread fees and imposes no volume requirement. The trade-offs are effort and transparency: the exact tuition and required trading bond are NOT published (you apply to learn them), the path is long, and the funded start is modest - but it is real capital, and the firm has done this since 1997.PROS:
- Real firm capital, not a simulated funded account - allocated after you qualify
- Genuine long-form mentorship and a 25-year track record (founded 1997)
- High 65-90% profit split (60-90% on currencies), rising with consistency, no cap on levels
- Paid monthly by ACH, with performance and milestone bonuses
- No commission mark-up and no spread fees - incentives aligned with trader P&L
- No volume requirement; high-frequency trading actively discouraged
- Remote and part-time trading explicitly allowed
CONS:
- Opaque upfront pricing: a $199 desk fee plus a required trading bond and tuition, but the exact tuition and bond figures are NOT published - you must apply to learn them
- A long, effort-heavy path to funding (weeks of coursework, tests and monitored demo) versus a same-week challenge
- Modest starting capital (~$25,000) versus the headline simulated accounts of challenge firms
- No published hard drawdown or daily-loss number - risk control is discretionary and coach-driven
- No regulator backstop (it trades its own capital and is not a brokerage)
- Well-established US prop firm (Prop Account, LLC; since 2021) with simulated one-step evals in forex, futures and equities
- Signature: a genuinely rare funded US-equities program — real S&P 100 stocks, 2:1 buying power, short-selling, overnight holds
- Split 75–80%, with 90% a paid add-on; mostly 6% static drawdown
- Payouts $100 min (forex from day one); claims “not a single refused payout since 2021”; ~4.8 Trustpilot
- Watch: “no consistency rule / no time limits” is forex-only; futures/equities have a 33% rule + 90-day eval
★★★★★
More details +Ment Funding
Ment Funding is one of the more solid, well-regarded firms in this space: operating since 2021, a ~4.8 Trustpilot across 200-plus reviews, a not-a-single-refused-payout-since-2021 claim, and a genuinely uncommon funded-equities program alongside forex and futures. The main thing to get right is reading the rules per program: the attractive no-consistency-rule and no-time-limit headlines apply only to forex, futures and equities carry a 33% consistency rule and a 90-day eval, and the evaluation is simulated with 90% a paid upgrade.PROS:
- Rare funded US-equities program on real S&P 100 stocks with 2:1 buying power
- Long-running since 2021 with a strong ~4.8 Trustpilot and a no-refused-payout claim
- Payouts from day one on forex, $100 minimum, mostly static drawdown
- Three programs (forex, futures, equities) to match your trading
- Scaling ladder toward $5m for consistent traders
CONS:
- No-consistency-rule and no-time-limit headlines apply only to forex
- Futures and equities carry a 33% consistency rule; futures has a 90-day eval limit
- 90% split is a paid add-on over a 75 to 80 percent base
- CFD prop firm (Moneta Funded Ltd, Saint Lucia) trading simulated capital on MT5/Match-Trader, backed by broker Moneta Markets
- A strong 88% base split on most funded accounts; Sprint pays 100%
- Mixed drawdown: Instant/Instant Pro trail (5–8%); 1-Step, Phoenix, 2-Step static (6–10%)
- The “double your payout” is broker trading credit, not cash — a funnel to a live Moneta Markets account
- The Terms penalise negative reviews, so weight the 4.6 Trustpilot with that in mind
★★★★★
More details +Moneta Funded
Moneta Funded (Moneta Funded Ltd, Saint Lucia) is one of the more substantial CFD firms in its tier, largely because of its real broker parent, Moneta Markets: credible execution, a strong 88% base split, a wide product range including a no-consistency Instant Pro, clearly-written drawdown maths, a low $100 payout and fast 24-48h processing. Read three things carefully: the "double your payout" / "up to 100%" headline is broker TRADING CREDIT, not cash - your real split is 88%; the accounts are SIMULATED despite "real capital" marketing, and the Terms contradict the marketing on news trading; and the ANTI-REVIEW CLAUSE means the firm's own Trustpilot (4.6/143) should be read knowing negative reviews are contractually discouraged.PROS:
- Real broker parent (Moneta Markets, 15+ years) gives credible execution and liquidity
- Strong 88% base split on most funded accounts - among the better defaults
- Wide product range including Instant Pro (no consistency rule, news allowed) and Phoenix (scales to $2m)
- Clearly-written drawdown maths with a stated 10pm UTC snapshot and initial-balance basis
- Low $100 payout minimum with fast 24-48 hour processing
- Weekend and overnight holding allowed; no recurring monthly fee
CONS:
- "Double your payout" / "up to 100%" is broker trading credit, not withdrawable cash - your real split is 88%
- The payout feature effectively turns the prop firm into a funnel for the Moneta Markets broker
- The Terms contain an anti-defamation clause penalising negative reviews - weight the 4.6 Trustpilot accordingly
- The Terms prohibit news trading, but the Instant Pro page says it is allowed - a direct contradiction