Compare the Best Crypto Prop Firms of 2026

How to read each row

The # column is the firm’s position in the current sort. Firm · user rating shows the Trustpilot score with the review count in brackets. Read the two together. A rating like FundedNext at 4.5 (83,378) rests on far more reviews than the same rating from a small sample. Score /10 is our own number, explained in the next section. Challenge names one program, its model (one step, two step or instant funding) and the markets it covers. Fee is the price of that challenge at the account size shown. Max allocation is the largest funded balance the firm advertises, and reaching it usually depends on scaling rules. Split is your share of profits. When it reads “up to”, the top figure often needs an add-on or a scaling milestone. We keep payout frequency close to each firm’s own wording, which is why that filter lists so many variants.

Where the data comes from and how the score works

Fees, splits and rules come from each firm’s official pages, which we open in a real browser and save as text and screenshots. A language model pulls out each fact together with a quote, and code keeps the fact only if that quote appears word for word in the saved page. If a price shows only after login or after configuring an account, we record no price. We do not buy challenges, trade or request payouts.

Code calculates the score from this record on a 0 to 10 scale, and editors do not adjust it. The weights are Trustpilot rating 35%, Trustpilot review volume 10%, highest profit split 15%, fastest payout schedule 10%, years in business 15%, and price of the main challenge per $10,000 of account size 15%. A missing input counts as half marks, and the review says that the figure was not found. The full method is in our methodology.

Using the codes and comparing challenges fairly

The codes at the top appear as the firms publish them. The full list is on the offers page. A percentage off usually applies to the challenge fee only. A code may exclude some account types or stop working without notice, so confirm the final price at checkout. A low fee is only part of the picture. Before you choose, compare the profit target, daily and maximum drawdown, minimum trading days and any consistency rule. A cheap challenge with a tight drawdown can cost more over time if you need several resets. To see how and when firms pay, check the payouts page. Fintrev has no affiliate links, and no firm can pay for a score or a place in this table. Our advertising disclosure explains how we handle money.