Key takeaways
We checked 18 prop firms for one thing: a payout made in the last 30 days that you can check without trusting the firm.
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We checked 18 prop firms for one thing: a payout made in the last 30 days that you can check without trusting the firm. Fifteen pass. Thirteen show on-chain payouts, counted by an independent tracker, with three sampled payouts per firm matched by us on a block explorer: Tradeify Growth 50K leads with 24,576 Rise payouts ($40.0 million) in the 30 days to October 5, 2026, then FundedNext (14,235, shared with FundedNext Futures), MyFundedFutures (9,117), Goat Funded Trader (3,072), Blue Guardian (2,244, the only firm whose own page links each payout to an explorer) and The5ers (2,160). FunderPro and Apex Trader Funding publish dated payout lists of their own, which no one outside can check. FTMO, Topstep and Lucid Trading publish no payout history a reader can check: a publication gap, not proof they do not pay. Six of the fifteen promise no denials, or that an earned payout is yours, while their own terms let them refuse one; we quote both.

Freshness: payout proof, payout rails and refusal terms checked October 5, 2026, with each block’s newest payout timed to the minute where the source allows. Prices and loss limits were read the same day. Payout counts move by the hour; check the tracker and the firm’s terms again before you buy. Each Trustpilot figure carries the date we read it.
Editorial disclosure. BestProps has no affiliate or sponsor relationship with any firm in this post (Tradeify, FundedNext, FundedNext Futures, MyFundedFutures, Goat Funded Trader, Blue Guardian, The5ers, Funded Futures Family, FundingPips, Alpha Capital Group, Hola Prime, E8 Markets, FXIFY, FunderPro, Apex Trader Funding, FTMO, Topstep, Lucid Trading, Alpha Futures, AquaFunded or Take Profit Trader), or with the payout tracker we cite, and has received no money from any of them. Codes shown are uncompensated and firm-published only. No firm paid for placement or reviewed this post before publication. The tracker’s own promotion for one firm is disclosed in the method below. Full policy: affiliate disclosure.
Quick picks among prop firms that actually pay out
- Most checkable payouts, futures: Tradeify Growth 50K, $145. 24,576 on-chain payouts in 30 days, newest 46 minutes old when we read it.
- Most checkable payouts, forex/CFD: FundedNext Stellar Lite 100K, $399.99. 14,235 on-chain payouts for the brand, about 475 a day.
- Payout links on the firm’s own page: Blue Guardian 2 Step Nano 100K, $239. Every recent row opens on a block explorer; lowest cost per $1,000 ranked.
- Every payout on the tracked rail: Funded Futures Family Labs Payday 50K, $79.99. Rise is its only payout method.
- Firm ledger without a blockchain: FunderPro Pro Challenge Weekly 100K, $659. Dated, dollar-exact certificates, 42 in 30 days on one pass.
- Read the terms first: FXIFY, whose own payout ledger shows $0.00 while 236 payouts appear on-chain.
Every firm below gets the same treatment, including the one that tops the count: a dated payout-complaint line in its block, its refusal wording quoted beside its promise, and the same test. Futures and forex arms of one brand are separate listings, and a payout count that mixes both says so.
Do prop firms actually pay out?
Yes, and at a scale you can count. Across the twelve tracker rows in this guide (FundedNext’s two arms share one), the independent tracker counted 62,023 on-chain payouts in the 30 days to October 5, 2026. We opened three per firm on a block explorer and every one matched on amount and time. That settles the question page 1 usually answers with a lifetime counter.
It does not settle three narrower questions. First, whether a particular firm pays: three of the eighteen firms we checked publish nothing a reader can check, and absence of proof is not proof of absence. Second, whether it will pay you: almost every firm here reserves the right to refuse a payout after a review, which the next sections quote. Third, whether the money comes from trading: most funded accounts here are simulated, and payouts are funded mainly by evaluation fees. MyFundedFutures, which publishes the clearest funnel, says about 19.95% of participants who began an evaluation reached a simulated funded account and 39.2% of those were paid at least once.
A personal account works differently: you risk your own deposit and keep all the profit, with no evaluation fee, payout review or split. A prop firm caps your loss at the fee but decides when, how and whether you are paid. That is why the proof and the refusal terms matter more than the headline split.
How we checked which prop firms actually pay out

- Who controls the proof. On-chain payouts linked by the firm or counted by an independent tracker rank first; a firm ledger with dated, dollar-exact rows ranks next; undated samples, certificates in videos and counters do not rank. Checked October 5, 2026.
- Three rows on an explorer. For every on-chain source we opened three payouts on Arbiscan, Etherscan or Tronscan and matched amount, token, time and sending wallet. All matched.
- The 30-day count. Payouts for that firm, in the 30 days to our read, from its best source. Where two figures disagreed we used the lower and said so.
- The rail. The ranked account must pay on the rail the proof covers, read from the firm’s own payout help. Promise and refusal wording are quoted, never scored.
- The tie-break. Cost per $1,000 of loss room, on list price, decides close counts. One account per firm, the cheapest one that passes; firms that publish nothing checkable are listed, not ranked.
The tracker. The on-chain counts come from Payout Junction (payoutjunction.com), a site that reads public blockchain payouts and labels the sending wallets by firm. It lists rows with a time and a whole-dollar amount, not a transaction hash, so we found each sampled payout ourselves in the public Arbitrum logs and on the explorer. Its own caveats apply to every count here: “may not represent a firm’s total payout volume”, “Wallets may be used for purposes beyond trader payouts, including operational expenses.” and “Listings on this platform are not endorsements.” Its counts are a floor: bank, card, Plaid and PayPal payouts never reach a blockchain.
The tracker promotes one firm. When we read it on October 5, 2026, the tracker’s 30-day page and firm pages displayed a promotion for Tradeify Futures: “Use code PAY 30% OFF ALL ACCOUNTS Ends Oct 15”, with a “Visit Tradeify Futures” button carrying a referral tag. That firm tops the count. We treated it exactly like every other firm: its three sampled payouts were matched on Arbiscan like everyone else’s, its refusal wording is quoted beside its promise, and its block carries the same dated complaint line. We do not link to the tracker for that reason; its address is above if you want to check a count yourself.
Cost per $1,000 of loss room = (list price + published activation fee) ÷ (overall max-loss floor ÷ 1,000)
Worked example, Tradeify Growth 50K: $145 list and no activation fee, over a $2,000 end-of-day floor, is $145 ÷ 2 = $72.50 per $1,000. Worked count: the tracker shows 819.2 Tradeify Futures payouts a day over 30 days, and 819.2 × 30 = 24,576. Full method: how we rank.
Prop firm payout proof compared, checked October 5, 2026
| Firm and product | Proof type | Payouts, last 30 days | Newest payout seen | Pays on that rail? | Explorer check | Main watch-out |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Tradeify Growth 50K (futures) | On-chain, independent tracker | 24,576 | Oct 5, 13:33 UTC, $1,800 | Partly: Rise, or Plane bank transfer | 3 of 3 matched on Arbiscan | Elite Live move cannot be declined |
| 2. FundedNext Stellar Lite 100K (forex/CFD) | On-chain, independent tracker | 14,235, both FundedNext arms | Oct 5, 14:10 UTC, $1,375 | Partly: RiseWorks, USDT, USDC, bank, card | 3 of 3 matched on Arbiscan | Monthly payout report stopped after February |
| 3. FundedNext Futures Legacy Challenge 25K (futures) | On-chain, independent tracker | 14,235, same row as FundedNext | Oct 5, 14:10 UTC, $1,375 | Partly: RiseWorks, USDT, USDC, bank | 3 of 3, the same FundedNext rows | Live move at FundedNext’s sole discretion |
| 4. MyFundedFutures Builder 50K (futures) | On-chain, independent tracker | 9,117 | Oct 5, 14:30 UTC, $1,016 | Partly: Rise, or Plaid/ACH in the US | 3 of 3 matched on Arbiscan | Live move cannot be refused once selected |
| 5. Goat Funded Trader 2 Step GOAT 50K (forex/CFD) | On-chain, independent tracker | 3,072 | Oct 5, 14:06 UTC, $2,499 | Partly: Rise, crypto, Skrill, bank | 3 of 3 matched on Arbiscan | 37 reviews on denied or unpaid payouts since September 18 |
| 6. Blue Guardian 2 Step Nano 100K (forex/CFD) | On-chain, firm-linked, plus tracker | 2,244, CFD and futures together | Oct 5, 13:58 UTC, $35,385 | Yes: crypto or Rise Works | 4 of 4 matched on three explorers | $80,000 top payout claim, tracker top $40,343 |
| 7. The5ers High Stakes 100K (forex/CFD) | On-chain, independent tracker | 2,160, CFD and futures together | Oct 5, 12:43 UTC, $1,544 | Partly: Rise, crypto, bank, credits | 3 of 3 matched on Arbiscan | No ledger of its own; proof pages return 404 |
| 8. Funded Futures Family Labs Payday 50K (futures) | On-chain, independent tracker | 2,061 | Oct 2, 21:15 UTC, $456 | Yes: Rise is the only rail | 3 of 3 matched on Arbiscan | Live stage move at the firm’s discretion |
| 9. FundingPips 2 Step Flex 100K (forex/CFD) | On-chain, independent tracker | 1,827 | Oct 5, 14:42 UTC, $8,013 | Partly: Rise, card, crypto, bank | 3 of 3 matched on Arbiscan | Prime move is mandatory |
| 10. Alpha Capital Group Alpha Swing 100K (forex/CFD) | On-chain, independent tracker | 1,359 | Oct 2, 16:09 UTC, $3,332 | Partly: Rise, Wise, bank transfer | 3 of 3 matched on Arbiscan | Declining Alpha Prime ends the relationship |
| 11. Hola Prime 2-Step Prime 200K (forex/CFD) | On-chain, firm-linked, plus tracker | 593, CFD and futures together | Oct 5, 14:32 UTC, $2,759 | Partly: crypto, Rise, bank wire | 3 of 3 Etherscan rows, net of fee | Two paid totals on one page |
| 12. E8 Markets E8 One 200K (forex/CFD) | On-chain, independent tracker | 543, all E8 markets | Oct 5, 11:27 UTC, $890 | Partly: Rise, WorkMarket, Aeropay | 3 of 3 matched on Arbiscan | Own feed times all read 1m ago |
| 13. FXIFY Two Phase Standard 200K (forex/CFD) | On-chain, independent tracker | 236, label may include futures | Oct 5, 12:26 UTC, $447 | Yes: Rise only | 3 of 3 matched on Arbiscan | Own ledger shows $0.00 and 0 payouts |
| 14. FunderPro Pro Challenge Weekly 100K (forex/CFD) | Firm ledger, dated rows | 42 on one pass, 54 combined | Oct 5, no time, $714.56 | USDC or Rise; no transaction linked | Firm certificates, no outside check | Reward terms signed after passing |
| 15. Apex Trader Funding EOD Trail 50K (futures) | Firm ledger, dated rows | 23 approved, newest 25 rows only | Oct 5, no time, $572 approved | Ledger covers ACH and Plane payouts | Firm feed, no outside check | No-denial banner, discretionary footer |
| Not ranked. FTMO 1-Step 100K (forex/CFD) | Counters only | Not published | No dated payout shown | Crypto sent direct, no wallet named | Nothing to check | Publication gap, not non-payment |
| Not ranked. Topstep Trading Combine 50K (futures) | Counters; proof cards only in your dashboard | Not published | No dated payout shown | No: bank, Aeropay, Wise, brokerage | Nothing to check | Publication gap, not non-payment |
| Not ranked. Lucid Trading LucidFlex 50K (futures) | Counters only | Not published | No dated payout shown | Crypto outside the US, no wallet named | Nothing to check | Publication gap, not non-payment |
What each prop firm promises about payouts versus its terms
| Firm and product | Payout promise | Refusal wording | Firm statistic | Cumulative claim | First payout rules | Per $1,000 of room |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Tradeify Growth 50K (futures) | “0% Payout Denials” | “does not guarantee approval” | No basis or verifier named for 0% | “$350M+” verified payouts, no verifier named | $53,000 balance, 35% consistency, $500 minimum | $72.50 |
| 2. FundedNext Stellar Lite 100K (forex/CFD) | $1,000 extra if a reward is not paid in 24 hours | “may be denied in full” | “4.74h Median” payout time, both arms | “$271.4M+ in net disbursements” to February | First reward 21 days after first trade, then every 14 | $50.00* |
| 3. FundedNext Futures Legacy Challenge 25K (futures) | $1,000 added if not processed in 24 hours | “all accumulated profit is forfeited” on a breach | “4.74h Median” payout time, both arms | “$271.4M+ in net disbursements”, both arms | 50% of profit, $250 minimum, $500 profit first | $79.99 |
| 4. MyFundedFutures Builder 50K (futures) | “75%+ of payouts auto-approved in milliseconds” | Terms only: firm decides what is banned | 39.2% of sim-funded traders earned a payout | “$250M+ Paid to traders” | $500 minimum, $2,000 a cycle, 5 payouts, then live | $76.50 |
| 5. Goat Funded Trader 2 Step GOAT 50K (forex/CFD) | “Get Funded Rewards in 2 Days or Extra $1000” | IP breaches can mean “payout rejection” | “$2,180 Average Reward” | “$30 MILLION Total Rewarded” | Every 14 days, $100 minimum, whole profit only | $61.60* |
| 6. Blue Guardian 2 Step Nano 100K (forex/CFD) | No denial promise; 1-hour average stated | “subject to compliance, account rules, and risk review” | “18,322+ Payouts To Date” | “$40M+ Total Payouts” | $100 crypto or $500 Rise minimum, 3% fee | $23.90* |
| 7. The5ers High Stakes 100K (forex/CFD) | “If you’ve earned it, it’s yours.” | Missed interview: “denial of any pending payouts” | No live statistic; payout pages return 404 | “over $43 million” paid, firm blog | First at 14 days, then every 2 weeks; $4,000 cap | $50.63‡ |
| 8. Funded Futures Family Labs Payday 50K (futures) | “No Surprise Denials” | “may result in payout denial” | “Most approvals happen in under 10 minutes.” | “$28M+” and “$25.9 million” on one page | 7 days of $200+, $3,000 between payouts, 40% rule | $40.00‡ |
| 9. FundingPips 2 Step Flex 100K (forex/CFD) | “Zero denials.” | Terms only: may “withhold remuneration” | “121,953 rewards delivered” in 2026 | “Total rewards since 2022 $315,328,079” | 1% of the account minimum, 1 to 3 working days | $46.25* |
| 10. Alpha Capital Group Alpha Swing 100K (forex/CFD) | No payout promise found | “will not be paid where we ascertain, in our sole discretion” | No payout statistic found | “$100,000,000 Performance Fees” | 2% of gross profit minimum, from day 12 | $57.70 |
| 11. Hola Prime 2-Step Prime 200K (forex/CFD) | “with zero payout denials”, audit not linked | “refuse service to anyone at any time” | 98.35% within an hour, audit not linked | “$10M+” and “$7 million” on one page | KYC interview first, $50 minimum, 2.5% fee | $53.95 |
| 12. E8 Markets E8 One 200K (forex/CFD) | No payout promise found | “earnings are discretionary, not guaranteed” | “792 payouts” last month, firm count | $79,021,165 in payouts, firm total | 40% best day; payout above half the daily limit | $51.32 |
| 13. FXIFY Two Phase Standard 200K (forex/CFD) | “Real traders. Real payouts.” | Rejected “for any or no reason” | “0 Payouts Rejected” on an empty ledger | “$40M+ Paid out” | On demand, $50 minimum | $52.45 |
| 14. FunderPro Pro Challenge Weekly 100K (forex/CFD) | Certificates called “verified proof-of-payout” | “at the Company’s sole discretion” | “average reward processing time is 8 hours” | $22,133,015.27, affiliates included | 1% of balance in profit, weekly at 90% | $65.90 |
| 15. Apex Trader Funding EOD Trail 50K (futures) | “NO Payout Denials” | “Reward payouts are discretionary” | Payouts in 5 to 11 business days | Two totals: “875 M” and “500 Million” | 8 days, 5 of them at $50+; 6 payouts, then closed | $359.50 |
| Not ranked. FTMO 1-Step 100K (forex/CFD) | No payout promise found | “cancellation of all of your FTMO Accounts or rewards thereunder” | No payout rate published | “$650M+ Paid in rewards” | From day 14; $20 wire or $50 crypto minimum | $56.01† |
| Not ranked. Topstep Trading Combine 50K (futures) | 99.26% of payout requests approved | Terms: “any or no reason” | 33.3% of funded traders got a payout | “$1.4B+” paid out | $125 minimum, half the balance up to $2,000 | $47.50§ |
| Not ranked. Lucid Trading LucidFlex 50K (futures) | “15ish min from request to bank” | Buffer breach: “the request may be denied” | No payout rate published | “$700M+ earned by traders” | $500 minimum; up to $2,000; live after 5 | $73.00 |
Notes on this ranking: Rows 1 to 13 have on-chain proof and are ordered by their 30-day count; rows 14 and 15 rest on the firm’s own dated payout list and rank below every on-chain row. Counts within 5% of each other were ordered by the newer proof, then by the lower cost per $1,000. FundedNext and FundedNext Futures share one tracker row, so the cheaper account comes first. * A fee the firm does not publish (here, an activation fee) is left out of the figure, never counted as $0. † Euro price converted at the ECB rate of 1.1225 on October 2, 2026. ‡ A conservative reading of two firm pages that disagree: The5ers’ 8% floor rather than its FAQ’s 10% ($40.50 on 10%), and Funded Futures Family’s daily loss limit read as account-ending. § Monthly fee, one month shown ($95.00 for two). Where a firm printed two counts, we used the lower: E8 543 not 544, Hola Prime 593 not 594, FXIFY 236 not 237, FunderPro 42 not 54. Promo codes appear in the firm blocks and never set a rank.
Read the two tables together. A high count shows the rail is busy, not that your payout is safe; the refusal column shows what the firm keeps in reserve. Cumulative claims are context only. For how these firms fare in reviews, our top-rated prop firms on Trustpilot guide counts payout complaints on each firm’s newest one-star page.
The four kinds of prop firm payout proof

Page 1 for this question treats every payout claim alike. They are not alike, and the difference is who controls the evidence:
- On-chain, linked by the firm. The firm’s own page links each payout to a public explorer. Blue Guardian and Hola Prime do this. You can open the transaction and see the amount, the token, the time and the sending wallet; nobody can edit it afterwards.
- On-chain, counted by an independent tracker. A third party reads public payouts and labels the wallets by firm. Eleven firms here are counted this way. The labels are the tracker’s, not the firm’s, which is why we matched three rows each ourselves.
- Firm ledger with dated rows. A list of payouts with a date and an exact amount, published by the firm or a host it feeds. FunderPro and Apex Trader Funding. Useful, but only the firm can vouch for it.
- Samples, counters and nothing. Undated tickers, certificates in videos, testimonials, lifetime counters and dashboard-only cards. Most firms on page 1 offer only these. They are claims.
A certificate is an image the firm generated, and a screenshot can be edited. A transaction hash is different: it points to an entry in a public ledger kept by thousands of computers that the firm does not control. That is the whole reason the on-chain rows rank first. Our guide to verifying payout proof shows how to check a screenshot, a processor email or a bank statement when a hash is not available.
What a Rise payout looks like on-chain. Rise settles payouts on the Arbitrum network in a dollar token called RiseUSD. On the explorer, a payout shows as RiseUSD leaving the firm’s Rise wallet and being burned, sent to the null address, which is how a Rise payout settles on-chain. The trader’s own wallet or bank is not shown. No firm in this guide publishes its Rise wallet, so the link between wallet and firm is the tracker’s; the transactions themselves are public fact.
Which prop firm payout rails leave a public trail
Whether a payout can be checked depends less on the firm than on how it pays you:
- Rise (Riseworks): settles on Arbitrum, visible to anyone. Most tracker rows in this guide are Rise payouts, and FXIFY and Funded Futures Family pay only through Rise, so their counts cover every payout they make.
- Direct crypto (USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH): visible if the sending wallet is known. Blue Guardian and Hola Prime link their payouts; FTMO and Lucid Trading pay crypto with no wallet named, so their payouts cannot be attributed.
- Bank, ACH, Plaid, Aeropay, Wise, wire, card and PayPal: private by design. Apex Trader Funding and Topstep pay only this way, so no on-chain proof can exist for them.
Fees differ by rail and firm, and they come out of what you receive: Blue Guardian and Goat Funded Trader take 3%, The5ers 3.5% on every method, FundedNext up to 3.5%, Hola Prime 2.5%; FTMO charges no withdrawal commission; Topstep charges $30 for ACH or an international wire. Several firms leave Rise’s own charges unpublished. Our guide to prop firms that pay with Riseworks explains the platform, and our PayPal payouts guide covers the bank-side alternative. A separate guide to firms that pay in crypto and USDT is in preparation.
Ranked prop firms that actually pay out, firm by firm
Fifteen accounts, one per firm, in table order. Each block gives the same facts: the proof you can check, the 30-day count, the newest payout, the rail, the promise against the terms, the first payout rules, price and loss room, the main watch-out, a dated payout-complaint line and the Trustpilot reading.
Tradeify Growth 50K shows the most on-chain payouts of any firm checked, all paid through Rise
No firm in this guide has more payouts you can trace yourself. The independent tracker counts 24,576 Tradeify Futures payouts on Rise in the 30 days to October 5, 2026, worth $40,013,316, which is 819.2 a day multiplied by 30. The newest one we checked settled on Arbitrum at 13:33 UTC that day: a $1,800 RiseUSD payout, 46 minutes before our read. Tradeify itself publishes no ledger, so this proof comes entirely from the chain and the tracker. Its help centre names the rail: “Tradeify processes payouts through Rise (primary) and Plane (alternative).” Plane payouts are bank-to-bank and do not show up on-chain, so the count is a floor, not the firm’s total.
Video: “$200,000,000 in Payouts. THANK YOU!,” Tradeify official YouTube channel, May 22, 2026. Source type: firm-produced. Why selected: Tradeify’s own payout-milestone video; it is the firm’s claim, not proof, and the on-chain count above is what we ranked on.
- Proof you can check: On-chain, counted by an independent tracker (Payout Junction, label “Tradeify Futures”). Three rows matched on Arbiscan by amount and minute.
- Last 30 days: 24,576 payouts, $40,013,316, futures arm only (the tracker lists Tradeify 247 separately).
- Newest proof: October 5, 2026, 13:33 UTC, $1,800, 0.03 days old when read.
- Payout rail: Rise first (bank transfer or crypto withdrawals from Rise), Plane as the alternative. “No, PayPal is not a supported payout method.”
- Promise versus terms: The homepage says “0% Payout Denials”; the risk FAQ says “Submitting a payout request does not guarantee approval” and that “Where Tradeify communicates a determination as final”, more documents do not reopen it.
- First payout rules: Growth 50K pays 90%, needs a $53,000 balance, 35% consistency and a $500 minimum; requests are capped at $1,500, $2,000, $2,500 and then $3,000.
- Price and loss room: $145 list, no activation fee, $2,000 end-of-day trailing floor that locks: $72.50 per $1,000. Code PAY or GEMS takes 30% off ($101.50) until October 15, 2026.
- Watch out for: the Elite Live move first: “Once you are selected for Elite Live transition, it is mandatory”, and “Elite Live accounts are issued with a $0 starting balance.” Second, the tracker that supplies this count shows a Tradeify promotion on its pages (disclosed in our method).
- Payout complaints: at least 10 one-star Trustpilot reviews dated September 15 to October 4, 2026 allege payouts withheld or accounts closed after a compliance review; one from October 4 reads “dashboard still blocked, $2,000 still withheld”.
- Trustpilot: 4.4/5 on 4,978 reviews, read October 5, 2026.
FundedNext Stellar Lite 100K is the busiest forex payout flow on-chain, counted together with its futures arm
Around 475 FundedNext payouts a day land on public blockchains, by Rise and by direct crypto: 14,235 in 30 days, $17,518,783 in total. That is the second-largest count we found, with one caveat that matters for this listing. The tracker prints one row for the whole brand, so the same number backs FundedNext Futures below; neither arm can be counted on its own. FundedNext’s own dated proof is older. Its payout report promised “This report will be published monthly”, and the last issue covers February 2026. Stellar Lite 100K costs $399.99 for an $8,000 static floor.
Video: “How to Withdraw Profit from Your FundedNext Account Explained, Prop Trading Guides,” FundedNext official YouTube channel, October 23, 2023. Source type: firm-produced. Why selected: FundedNext’s own walkthrough of a profit withdrawal. It was published in 2023, before the current crypto limits, so use the figures in this block.
- Proof you can check: On-chain, counted by an independent tracker (label “FundedNext”, Rise and direct crypto). Three Rise rows matched on Arbiscan, including a $1,375.12 payout at 14:10 UTC.
- Last 30 days: 14,235 payouts and $17,518,783 for the brand; CFD and futures are not split.
- Newest proof: October 5, 2026, 14:10 UTC, $1,375, about 16 minutes old when read.
- Payout rail: USDT on TRC20 or ERC20, USDC on ERC20, RiseWorks, Confirmo, bank transfer and card. “The highest Performance Reward amount for USDT (TRC20 and ERC20) is $1,999.”
- Promise versus terms: The reward page promises an extra $1,000 if a reward is not sent within 24 hours. The help centre adds that a reward “may be denied in full” where rule-breaking trades made more than the request.
- First payout rules: 80% reward share on the FundedNext Account; the first reward 21 days after you start trading, then every 14 days; $20 minimum by crypto, $50 by RiseWorks.
- Price and loss room: $399.99 list; FundedNext prints no activation fee line, so the figure is the fee alone: $50.00 per $1,000. No promo on this product when we checked.
- Watch out for: the stale report first: seven months of monthly payout reports are missing, and the reward board is an undated top-10. Then the fee: up to 3.5% on every payout method.
- Payout complaints: one October 5, 2026 one-star review begins “My account was permanently terminated after a Compliance Sessionâ€