This hub gathers the payout pages from our prop firm section. The All payouts list holds 3 pages: an analytics page, a payouts tracker and a trader payouts leaderboard. Together they look at what a funded trader can expect to get back from a firm: reported payout totals, how long a payout takes to process, how often a trader can request one and the profit split on offer. Above the list sits a block of current offers with discount codes for a set of firms. The Prop Firm Desk signs this hub and the pages under it.
Prop Firm Payouts
Use this hub to open our three payout pages and compare how prop firms report payout totals, processing times, payout frequency and profit splits.
What each payout page covers
The three pages share one subject but answer different questions. Prop Firm Payout Analytics and Leaderboard Data is the place to start for a side by side view of firms, with totals, timing and splits read together. The Prop Firm Payouts Tracker Data page is built around following payouts as records, which helps when you care about how a firm pays rather than only how much. The Prop Firm Trader Payouts Leaderboard Data page ranks traders by reported payouts. Each page states its own ordering. Keep that ordering in mind when you compare, since a list sorted by total paid and a list sorted by speed will not put the same firms on top.
How to read payout figures
A large reported total mostly tells you a firm is big and has many funded traders. It does not tell you how likely any single trader is to be paid. For that, look at the rules behind the number. A headline profit split can apply only after several payouts, a payout schedule can come with a minimum number of trading days, and some firms cap the first withdrawal. Processing time and payout frequency are also different things: one is how long a request takes, the other is how often you may make one.
We read profit splits and payout schedules from each firm’s own pages, and our prop firm score gives weight to both, as set out in our methodology. We do not request withdrawals ourselves. Prop firm challenges are paid products and trading carries a real risk of loss, so many buyers never reach a payout.
Where the offers and reviews come from
The offers block lists firms with a rating, a discount and a code. Before you buy, open the firm’s page in our prop firm reviews and check the challenge rules, because a discount changes the price, not the conditions. The full set of codes sits on the discount codes page.
Our Data Research Team has checked 73 prop firms on their official sites and recorded 736 account prices, each accepted only when the quoted text appears word for word on the captured page. Fintrev has no paid partnerships and no affiliate links. No firm can pay for a place in the offers block, a score or a ranking position.
FAQ
Does Fintrev confirm that these payouts were actually paid?
No. We do not open accounts, trade or request withdrawals, so we cannot confirm individual payouts. The payout pages show reported figures. Profit splits and payout schedules on our review pages come from each firm's own site, and we accept a fact only when its quote appears word for word in the page text we captured.
Which of the three payout pages should I open first?
Start with the analytics page if you want to compare firms on totals, timing and splits together. Use the tracker if you want to follow payouts as individual records. Open the leaderboard if you are curious which traders report the largest payouts. Check how each list is ordered before drawing conclusions.
Do payout terms affect a firm's Fintrev score?
Yes. Our prop firm score runs from 0 to 10. The highest profit split counts for 15% and the fastest payout schedule for 10%. The rest comes from Trustpilot rating and review volume, years in business and the price of the main challenge per $10,000 of account size. Code computes the score from recorded data.
Are the discount codes on this page sponsored?
No. Fintrev has no paid partnerships and no affiliate links, and links to firms carry rel="nofollow sponsored". No firm can pay for a spot in the offers block or for its score. If partner links are added later, the Advertising disclosure page and the text next to those links will say so.