Prop Firm Payouts Tracker

The Prop Firm Payouts Tracker compares what prop firms publish about paying traders: how fast a payout request is processed, how often a trader can request one, which payment methods are offered and the profit split. Every figure comes from official firm websites and is checked weekly. These are the firms’ own statements, not independently observed payouts.

What each column measures

Processing time is the firm’s stated delay between an approved request and money being sent. The ranking sorts on the shortest figure a firm publishes, so a listing such as “24-48 hours” sits at 24 h, and “approximately 8 hours (up to 48 business hours)” sits at 8 h. Read the full text beside the number for the upper bound.

Frequency is the eligibility cadence: how often, or after what conditions, you can request a payout. Firms describe this in their own terms (bi-weekly, every 14 days, on demand, after a set number of winning days), which is why similar schedules appear as separate entries in the frequency chart.

Split is the share of profit paid to the trader. Some firms attach it to a condition. TradeDay, for example, lists 50/50 below $4k net profit, 80/20 above it and 90/10 in Funded Live.

Speed and frequency work together

A fast processing time does not mean money arrives soon after you start trading. Topstep lists 9 seconds of processing, but its frequency is “after every 5 winning days of $150+.” Hypothetically, a trader who needs two weeks to log five qualifying days waits about two weeks plus nine seconds for a first payout. A firm with a slower processing time but a daily or on-demand cadence could pay earlier in that case.

Limits of the data

Coverage is 50 of 74 tracked firms, so absence from the list says nothing about a firm. The reported total paid to traders is a sum of firm claims. For payouts verified from on-chain records, use prop firm payout analytics. For amounts paid to individual traders, see the trader payouts leaderboard.

The same dataset is available through a developer API in JSON, CSV and WebSocket formats.