How it works

How PropFirmPayouts works

The easiest way to verify real prop firm payouts.

Finding a trustworthy prop firm has become harder than ever. Every week, new firms appear claiming fast payouts, high profit splits, and perfect customer support. But how do you know which companies actually pay traders?

PropFirmPayouts was built to bring transparency to the prop trading industry by tracking payouts directly on public blockchains — automatically, continuously, and without asking anyone to take a firm at its word.

Whether you’re looking for your first funded account or comparing multiple firms, our platform helps you make informed decisions based on real payout history instead of marketing claims.

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Payouts are read off the blockchain

Nobody uploads anything and nobody fills in a form. We watch the wallets prop firms pay from, and every transaction that settles on a public blockchain is picked up automatically — amount, timestamp and the firm it belongs to.

Because the source is a public ledger rather than a screenshot, there is nothing to fake and nothing to take on trust.

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Transactions become firm-level figures

Individual payments are grouped by firm and turned into the numbers you actually need: total paid out, how many payouts that covers, the largest single payment and the average size.

Each figure is calculated separately for the last 7 days, the last 30 days and all time, so a firm that paid well last year but stopped recently has nowhere to hide.

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The tracker updates itself

The payout tracker pulls fresh figures every time the page loads, so you are never reading a saved snapshot. New payouts show up within minutes of settling.

If a firm shows nothing for a period, that is the answer rather than missing data — no tracked payouts were recorded for it in that window.

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Compare firms on evidence

Instead of weighing up advertisements and sponsored reviews, you can sort firms by what they have demonstrably paid. Which firms are still paying this week, which have the deepest history, how large a typical payout really is.

Payout timing, profit splits and withdrawal rules differ sharply between firms, and a verified payout record is the part of that picture nobody can write themselves.

Why traders use PropFirmPayouts

Verify before you buy

Evaluation fees add up quickly. Seeing real payout proof helps reduce unnecessary risk before purchasing a challenge.

Discover trusted prop firms

Browse payout records for dozens of firms in one place, drawn from on-chain transactions rather than advertisements or affiliate reviews.

Stay updated

The database grows continuously as new payouts are verified across leading forex, futures and CFD prop firms.

Save time

Compare payout history from multiple firms in one place instead of searching across Reddit, Discord, YouTube or social media.

Built for the trading community

PropFirmPayouts is built for traders who would rather check than trust. Whether you’re researching a first evaluation or running several funded accounts, the goal is simple: show which prop firms actually pay, using evidence anyone can verify for themselves.

Frequently asked questions

What counts as blockchain-verified?
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A payout matched to a real transaction that settled on a public blockchain.

Does this include every payout a firm has made?
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No. A payout appears here only when it settles on a public blockchain and we can verify it independently. Many firms also pay through bank transfer, card, or crypto rails we don’t track, and none of that is included. Each figure is the amount we can prove — not a firm’s total payout volume.

How often does it update?
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Within minutes of new payouts settling.

Can I check the figures myself?
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Yes. Every figure can be re-derived through any blockchain explorer.

Are listings rankings or recommendations?
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No. Verification refers to the payout data only — listings are not ratings or recommendations.

Does a payout record mean I’ll get funded?
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No. It shows a firm has paid other traders. Whether you pass its evaluation, and how your account is handled, is a separate question entirely.

Why does a firm sometimes show nothing for a period?
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It means no payouts we can verify settled in that window. That is a finding, not a gap — though a firm may also have moved to rails we don’t track.

Can a firm ask to be added or removed?
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A firm appears once its payouts are traceable on a public chain, and it stays whether the figures flatter it or not. Nothing here is removed on request.