Solana Funded review: 90% on the page, 80% in the docs
Solana Funded's homepage promises a 90% split and withdrawals on demand. Its docs set a standard 80% split and a 21-day wait before the first payout.
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Reviews and verdicts on funded-trader programmes: rules, payouts, the fine print.
220 stories since 2026
October 2026
IQ Capital review: 90 per cent, 80/20, or 100 per cent
IQ Capital pages do not agree on the profit split.
MyForexFunds sets 23 November, with no rulebook yet
MyForexFunds has set 23 November 2026 for a relaunch under Global Solutions Operations FZE, but it still publishes no fee, drawdown or payout rule.
Pivex review: two legal names, and no split in the terms
Pivex sells a simulated challenge and prints an 80% reward on the cards. The contract names VITIORIA LIMITED, never states the split, and a US copy names another company.
Traderscale review: 24-hour claim, two-day review clock
Traderscale's homepage says a payout can arrive in 24 hours at up to 90%. The rulebooks set an 80% share and a review window of two business days.
MixFunded review: sales cards and the rulebook clash
MixFunded's homepage sells a $5 start and an 80% split.
CK Prop review: 80% split, a 3% cap and the buffer
CK Prop advertises an 80% split, but a 3% cap, a balance buffer and a flexible 50% instant account decide what can be withdrawn.
Carrot Funding review: 80% split, contract says simulated
Carrot Funding states an 80% split and on-demand USDC payouts on Arbitrum, but the contract calls the account simulated and the firm can B-book a funded order.
FundedRight review: 80% reward and a Vanuatu operator
FundedRight sells an 80/20 split. The 9 September 2026 terms call it a discretionary reward from FX-EDGE V LTD, and those terms override the homepage.
InsaneFunding review: an 80% split that starts at 50/50
InsaneFunding review: challenge rules pay 50/50 then 80/20, while the homepage and FAQ still say up to 80%, and the same account is called live and simulated.
Vest Capital review: prop terms call accounts simulated
Vest Capital's homepage sells an 80% split and the firm's money. Its September 2026 prop terms call every account, including Instant, a simulated programme.
WenCrypto review: 80% split, first payout capped at 6%
WenCrypto's 80% split sits on a simulated account. The FAQ caps the first withdrawal at 6%, and the February 2026 terms still call the fee non-refundable.
What is a funded account: simulated capital, not yours
What is a funded account? It is simulated capital the firm owns, not a deposit you control. The fee is not an investment, and the loss rules stop most payouts.
Funded Academy review: 12-hour reward vs a 24-hour FAQ
Funded Academy advertises performance rewards in 12 hours. Its payout FAQ says processing takes 24 hours, on a simulated book with an 80% or 85% split.
CMC Funded review: the payout policy is not published
CMC Funded shows an 80% split on a simulated Classic or Direct account.
TradersYard review: payout caps and the 50% profit gate
TradersYard pays 100% of the first $300 on futures and 90% after that, but a request can take only half of available profit and is capped by account size.
Alpine Funded review: the payout that waits for a third withdrawal
Alpine Funded lets a Base Camp trader request a payout at 5% profit, then holds the first and second amounts until a third payout unless an On-Demand add-on was bought.
Ascension Funding review: 24–48 hours is not the payout clock
Ascension Funding sells a 90% split and 24–48 hour withdrawals.
Meridian Funded review: zero denials are not in the terms
Meridian Funded advertises zero denials and a 12-hour payout. The September terms allow a risk review and add 10% to the next payout if that clock is missed.
Best prop firms in 2026: five payout-checked comparisons
Best prop firms in 2026, compared on the drawdown that closes the account, the split paid on withdrawal one, and the payout rule each firm publishes.
