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Prop Firm Payout Verification Tracker

The question behind this dataset is the one that matters most: do they actually pay? Each row sets what a firm claims it has paid traders beside what an independent party can check transaction by transaction, together with the payout rail, any named auditor, a source URL and the date we read it. Firms that publish no figure are recorded as publishing none.

Last updated: 2026-08-05

Firms: 31 · Independently checkable: 13/31 · Publish no figure: 11/31

By verification: Third-party verified 12 · Professional firm engaged 1 · Self-reported 9 · No figure published 6 · Stale — firm not operating 3

By payout rail: Public chain 13 · Mixed 2 · Bank / card / e-wallet 2 · Not established 14

Firm Verification Claimed Independently checkable Rail Source
Tradeify Third-party verified Verifier: Payout Junction $250M+ "$250M+ Verified Payouts", alongside "0% Payout Denials" and "80,000+ Happy Traders". No verifier is named for any of the three. $307,056,556 145,227 settlements as of 2026-08-04 Public chain Largest verified on-chain volume in the set, and above the firm’s own claim. The claim is not internally consistent: tradeify.co/about redirects (HTTP 301) to tradeify.co/careers, which on the same day states "60,000+ happy traders" and "$100 million+ paid out" — 2.5x below the homepage figure. tradeify.co/payouts returns HTTP 404. Source Source 2
FundedNext Third-party verified Verifier: Payout Junction $336.1M+ "Total Rewarded", shown as an animated counter with no fixed value committed to the page. $215,298,658 97,200 settlements as of 2026-08-05 Public chain The claim is not stable: the live page counts up to $336.1M+, while the server-rendered HTML for the same URL on the same day carries two different fallback values, $306.9M+ and $316.1M+, both labelled "Total Rewarded". The gap to the on-chain figure is not itself evidence of overstatement — the firm may also pay off-chain — but no fixed claimed number exists to compare against. Source Source 2
MyFundedFutures Third-party verified Verifier: Payout Junction No figure published No cumulative payout figure published. The firm advertises "100,000+" traders and shows a "Payout Certificate" image, but no aggregate amount. $211,851,862 133,001 settlements as of 2026-08-05 Public chain The inverse of the usual case: the firm advertises no payout total, yet the second-largest independently checkable figure in the set stands behind it. myfundedfutures.com/payouts and /about-us both return HTTP 404, and the sitemap contains no stats page. Source Source 2
FundingPips Third-party verified Verifier: Payout Junction $288M+ "Total Rewards"; elsewhere on the same page "Already paid out $288M+ to traders." $146,981,936 65,290 settlements as of 2026-08-05 Public chain No "as of" date, no auditor, and no methodology anywhere near the figure. fundingpips.com returns HTTP 429 behind a Vercel security checkpoint to automated fetches; the claim was read in a browser. Source Source 2
The5%ers Third-party verified Verifier: Payout Junction No figure published No cumulative payout figure published. The homepage shows individual trader payouts and the counts "262K Funded Traders" and "10 Years Active". $88,311,907 41,032 settlements as of 2026-08-04 Public chain On-chain settlement was continuing on the check date. The firm’s own payout documentation is not reachable: help.the5ers.com returns HTTP 404, so the terms governing these payouts cannot be read at source. Payout delays reported by third parties in March 2026 could not be confirmed against any first-party statement we could locate. Source Source 2
Alpha Capital Group Third-party verified Verifier: Payout Junction $100,000,000 "Performance Fees / Provided to our analysts worldwide" — the firm words it as performance fees, not payouts. $68,302,096 34,129 settlements as of 2026-08-04 Public chain No date and no auditor attached to the claim. alphacapitalgroup.uk/about-us carries no cumulative figure at all, only individual trader anecdotes. Source Source 2
E8 Markets Third-party verified Verifier: Payout Junction $76M "Over $76M paid out to traders", alongside "500,000+ traders worldwide" and a "$216,000+ Largest payout reward". $42,098,951 13,874 settlements as of 2026-08-04 Public chain The only dated statistic on the site concerns pass rates, not payouts, and its window closed in March 2024: "The evaluation program’s customer pass rate from January 1, 2023, to March 1, 2024, was 17.7%". e8markets.com returns HTTP 403 to automated fetches; read in a browser. Source Source 2
FXIFY Third-party verified Verifier: Payout Junction $40M+ "Paid to Traders", alongside "250K+ Payouts Made" and a "$117,000 Single highest payout". $34,828,060 13,986 settlements as of 2026-08-04 Public chain FXIFY is the only firm here running its own public payout-statistics page — and on the check date it substantiates nothing. fxify.com/payouts returns HTTP 200 and renders "$0.00 Total Payouts To Date", "0 Total Number of Payouts", "$0.00 Highest Payout", "$0.00 Average Payout", "0 Payouts Rejected" and "Viewing Page 1 of 0", under the note "We update the latest payouts at the end of each day". Confirmed live in a browser with no console errors. The independent on-chain record, not the firm’s own page, is what supports a figure here. Source Source 2
Alpha Futures Third-party verified Verifier: Payout Junction $70M "Performance Fees Paid / Awarded to Qualified Analysts inside our simulated trading environment." $30,736,719 14,439 settlements as of 2026-08-04 Public chain On-chain settlement and unpaid traders coexisted. The firm closed its Premium Plan on 2026-07-12 and stated pending and already-approved Premium payouts would not be honoured, partially reversing around 2026-07-16 with a first batch equal to 10% of the outstanding amount — while the tracker recorded continuous settlement throughout, most recently 2026-08-04 15:53 UTC. Verified 30-day volume has fallen from roughly $2.95M in late July to $1,946,622 on the check date. A live on-chain record is evidence that money moves, not that any particular trader was paid. Source Source 2
Goat Funded Trader Third-party verified Verifier: Payout Junction $23,000,000+ "Paid to Traders" / "Paid in rewards", with a stated "$2,180 Average Reward" and "250K+ Active Traders". $17,991,316 21,008 settlements as of 2026-08-05 Public chain The tracker lists the futures brand separately: GoatFundedFutures shows a further $2,150,648 across 1,391 settlements, latest 2026-08-04. Combined, the two brands read $20,141,964 on-chain against a $23,000,000+ claim carrying no date and no auditor. goatfundedtrader.com/payouts and /about-us both return HTTP 404. Source Source 2
TradeDay Third-party verified Verifier: Payout Junction $10M+ "Over $10 million in Verified Payouts" — the word "verified" is used with no verifier named. $13,394,795 11,681 settlements as of 2026-08-04 Public chain The only firm in this set whose independently checkable figure exceeds its own claim. Payout Junction reads $13,394,795 across 11,681 on-chain settlements, most recent 2026-08-04 18:59 UTC, against a homepage claim of "$10M+". Largest single settlement $49,277 (2025-09-12), average $1,147. TradeDay does not cite the tracker. Source Source 2
Instant Funding Third-party verified Verifier: Payout Junction $20,277,765+ "Paid out to traders since 2023", broken down as 2026 $4,583,643 / 2025 $8,494,122 / 2024 $6,031,799 / 2023 $2,160,879. $9,234,991 10,366 settlements as of 2026-08-05 Public chain The most granular claim in the set, and internally inconsistent: the same homepage states 2024 twice, as $6,031,799 in one block and $5,039,121 in another. The firm links Tronscan, Arbiscan and Etherscan addresses for "on-chain payouts", but self-selected wallet addresses are self-attestation, not third-party verification. The independent figure covers wallets Payout Junction tracks and may not be the same set. Source Source 2
Hola Prime Professional firm engaged Verifier: Deloitte (review engagement); Payout Junction (on-chain settlement) 98.35% of payouts within one hour, zero denials as of 2026-03-15 A Deloitte review of every payout transaction processed between 2025-10-15 and 2026-03-15. $7,417,010 4,008 settlements as of 2026-08-05 Public chain The only engagement by a named professional firm anywhere in this set — and it is a review, not an audit. Scope matters in three ways. It covers a five-month window that closed on 2026-03-15, not current performance. It covers only traders who had completed an evaluation and been pre-approved for a payout, not the whole trader base. And the report itself is not public: Finance Magnates, which established that scope limit, reported it as exclusively seen (https://www.financemagnates.com/forex/analysis/hola-prime-brings-in-deloitte-to-audit-payouts-as-trust-gap-widens-across-prop-firms/), so no reader can inspect the engagement letter or its limitations. The firm reports about $3.2M distributed in the window at an average of roughly $4,500 and an average payout time of about 33 minutes 48 seconds; those figures are the firm’s, not Deloitte’s. Speed and denial rate are not the same measurement as cumulative volume, and Hola Prime publishes no cumulative payout total — the amount in the verified column is on-chain settlement read by Payout Junction, which is a different measurement again. Source Source 2
Apex Trader Funding Self-reported 833.87M "Total Compensation to Customers Since 2022", with "28.65M Average Monthly Compensation to Customers Since April of 2024" and "83.75M Total Compensation to Customers In The Last 90 Days". Nothing checkable Bank / card / e-wallet Three live counters, none carrying a currency symbol as rendered — the figure displays as bare "833.87M". Wording is "Compensation to Customers", not payouts, and the homepage separately claims "No Payout Denials". apextraderfunding.com returns HTTP 403 to automated fetches; the values were read from the counters’ data attributes in a browser on the check date and will have moved since. Payouts go by ACH in the US and through the payment partner Plane internationally, so no public settlement record exists; Apex is not among the firms Payout Junction tracks. Source
Audacity Capital Self-reported $250M "Over $250M paid out" on the homepage, promoted with a discount code reading 250M. Nothing checkable Not established The site asserts two different totals at once. audacity.capital/about states "over $200M in payouts worldwide" while carrying the $250M banner on the same page. Neither carries a date or an auditor. Not among the firms Payout Junction tracks. Source Source 2
Fintokei Self-reported €29M+ as of 2026-04-28 Paid to traders "over the past year", with a stated 99.9% approval rate. Nothing checkable Mixed Finance Magnates, which carried the figure, stated plainly that the approval rate "has not been independently verified". Fintokei’s own /payouts page is built to display "Cumulative payouts 2025" and "Average payout approval speed", but renders $0 and 0 sec. on the check date, so the site itself substantiates neither. The homepage does publish an average payout of $3,881, a highest payout of $129,032 and an average payout time of 3h 4m. Payouts run by bank transfer, including JPY to Japanese accounts, with a crypto option; nothing settles on a rail a third party can read, and Fintokei is not among the firms Payout Junction tracks. Source Source 2
FTMO Self-reported $650M+ "Paid in rewards worldwide", alongside "4.5M+ Customers worldwide". Nothing checkable Mixed Marketing figures, not a disclosure: no as-of date, no period, no auditor, no breakdown. FTMO documents crypto withdrawals alongside bank wire, Visa Direct / Mastercard Send and Skrill, but no third party publishes transaction-level records for it and FTMO is not among the firms Payout Junction tracks. The industry’s longest operating record is a reason to weigh the claim; it is not corroboration of it. Source
Funded Trading Plus Self-reported $19.5M+ "Total Trader Rewards", captioned "2021 – 2026" — the only claim in the set carrying any period at all. Nothing checkable Not established The same number is labelled three ways on the same site: "Total Trader Rewards", "19.5M+ Real Rewards" in the page title, and "$19.5M+ IN SIMULATED REWARDS" under a heading reading "VERIFIED REWARDS". The "Verified" label attaches to individual reward entries and is self-asserted; no auditor is named. fundedtradingplus.com returns HTTP 403 to automated fetches; read in a browser. Not among the firms Payout Junction tracks. Source
FunderPro Self-reported $21M+ "paid to traders", with a separate "$15M+ to affiliates — and counting". Nothing checkable Not established No date and no auditor. A disclaimer sits immediately next to the figure: "All trading activity takes place in a simulated trading environment. Funds allocated are fictitious." funderpro.com/about returns HTTP 404, and the firm is not among those Payout Junction tracks. Source
Maven Trading Self-reported $1 million paid to traders in 2023 as of 2023-12-31 An annual figure stated in passing in a company blog post, not a cumulative total. Nothing checkable Not established The homepage publishes no cumulative payout figure. Its stat bar reads "$62k+ Highest total payout" and "$200M+ Total funding" — the first is one trader’s best result and the second is simulated capital allocated, and neither should be read as money paid to traders. The only payout amount on the site is the blog line "a model that paid out $1 million to our traders in 2023 alone". Not among the firms Payout Junction tracks. Source Source 2
ThinkCapital Self-reported $4M+ "Total payouts", in the homepage stat bar. Nothing checkable Not established No date, no auditor. The firm’s own first-anniversary post quantifies nothing, saying only that "Millions in payouts have been processed". A site-wide footer states the firm "only provides services of simulated trading and educational tools for traders". Third-party sites circulate a $5,000,000 figure for ThinkCapital; the firm’s own site says $4M+, and that is what is recorded here. Not among the firms Payout Junction tracks. Source
Topstep Self-reported $1.4B+ "Paid out to prop firm traders", footnoted "Total paid all time. Individual results vary." The wording is "prop firm traders", not "Topstep traders". Nothing checkable Bank / card / e-wallet The largest claim in the set and the least checkable rail: payouts settle by ACH, wire/SWIFT, Wise or prop-to-brokerage transfer, none of which leave a public record, and Topstep does not appear among the firms Payout Junction tracks. It is nonetheless the only firm here that publishes a dated participant-level payout statistic: "From January through December 2025 … (c) 33.3% of all individual participants at the Funded Level received a payout". A cumulative total with no denominator says nothing about a reader’s odds; that disclosure does. Source
City Traders Imperium No figure published No figure published No payout amount published. The firm advertises duration instead — "The Prop Firm That’s Paid Out Traders For 8 Years" and a stat reading "8 YEARS PAYING OUT". Nothing checkable Not established A dedicated /cti-payout-proof/ page carries individual case studies and the line that with "1000+ Trustpilot reviews averaging 4.4 stars, our payouts are proof of verifiable results" — review volume, not payout evidence. Other headline numbers are the maximum account size ($4M scaling) and the profit share, neither of which is money paid. Not among the firms Payout Junction tracks. Publishing nothing is not an accusation; it means there is nothing to check. Source
Earn2Trade No figure published No figure published No payout figure published on the homepage or /about-us. Nothing checkable Not established Checked in a rendering browser to rule out a JavaScript-injected counter. Not among the firms Payout Junction tracks. Source
Funded7 No figure published No figure published No cumulative payout figure published on the homepage. Nothing checkable Not established A "$722,800 in 7 months" payout figure circulates for this firm. We could not establish it against any first-party source and removed it from our own pages rather than repeat it. What the homepage does claim is a review score of "1k+ reviews (4.8 of 5)"; its Trustpilot profile stood at 2.8 from 46 reviews. A firm whose checkable claim is wrong is a reason to treat its uncheckable ones cautiously, not evidence about its payouts either way. Not among the firms Payout Junction tracks. Source
Lux Trading Firm No figure published No figure published No payout figure published. Nothing checkable Not established The About page refers to "an audited track record, that is accepted by banks and hedge funds", but that concerns a trader’s own trading record, names no auditor, and is not a payout figure. Not among the firms Payout Junction tracks. Source
Take Profit Trader No figure published No figure published No payout figure published on the homepage or /about-us. Only account sizes ($25K–$150K) are quoted. Nothing checkable Not established Checked in a rendering browser to rule out a JavaScript-injected counter. Not among the firms Payout Junction tracks. Source
Trade The Pool No figure published No figure published No payout figure published on the homepage or /about. Individual trader payouts are shown; no aggregate. Nothing checkable Not established Checked in a rendering browser to rule out a JavaScript-injected counter. Not among the firms Payout Junction tracks. Source
BluFX Stale — firm not operating No figure published No figure retrievable. blufx.io no longer resolves — the domain returns no DNS records and whois reports "Domain not found". Nothing checkable Not established The most complete form of unverifiability: there is no longer a site to read. blufx.com resolves but refuses connections. Its Trustpilot profile retains 981 reviews. No payout claim, past or present, can be checked at source. Source
MyForexFunds Stale — firm not operating No figure published No payout figure published. The domain now serves a legal-recovery timeline, last dated 2026-03-17. Nothing checkable Not established The archetypal frozen record — but the reason it froze is not what is usually reported. The CFTC’s fraud case against parent Traders Global Group was dismissed with prejudice on 2025-05-13 by Judge Edward S. Kiel, following Special Master Jose L. Linares’ finding that the agency had misled the court, and the CFTC was ordered to pay the company’s costs. The firm’s Trustpilot profile remains frozen at 4.8 from 16,440 reviews, and its site refers to "an announcement for traders who had payout requests in progress at the time of the shutdown" without stating amounts. Nothing about payouts made or outstanding is independently checkable. Source Source 2
Smart Prop Trader Stale — firm not operating No figure published No figure retrievable. smartproptrader.com returns HTTP 301 to fxnity.com. Nothing checkable Not established The firm announced its closure on 2024-12-29 with a stated refund and resolution plan. Whatever payout total it published is now unreachable at source: the domain redirects to a different brand, so any figure still circulating for "Smart Prop Trader" cannot be checked against anything the firm published. Its Trustpilot profile stands frozen at 4.3 from 2,508 reviews. Source Source 2

Methodology & caveats

A row is published only with a source URL and the date we read it. Claimed amounts are transcribed exactly as the firm publishes them; we invent no estimates and no ranges. The independently checkable column comes from Payout Junction, which follows the wallets prop firms pay traders through and checks each settlement against the public chain. Three limits matter. First, it covers only payouts that settle on a public blockchain — bank transfers, cards and untracked crypto rails are excluded entirely, and the tracker states its figures are "the amount we can prove — not a firm’s total payout volume". Second, tracked wallets may be used for purposes beyond trader payouts, including operational expenses, so not every transaction is a payout. Third, listing is not endorsement. It follows that a checkable figure below a firm’s claim is not evidence the claim is inflated, and a firm with a checkable figure is not thereby better than one without: most of the difference is explained by the payout rail. Crypto settlement leaves a public record whether or not a firm wants one; a firm paying by wire is unverifiable however honestly it pays. Publishing no figure is not an accusation — it means there is nothing to check. One firm (Fundora) is excluded because its robots.txt disallows our crawler, so we could establish nothing about it either way. This page is informational and is not investment advice.

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