Hex Funded review: the weekend hold its FAQ calls a breach
Hex Funded review: the homepage says Instant accounts allow weekend holding; the help centre calls it an immediate breach. Payouts, Capital Lock and the Dubai contract.
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Prop Firms
Reviews and verdicts on funded-trader programmes: rules, payouts, the fine print.
220 stories since 2026 · page 3 of 11
September 2026
AI Prop review: the prime broker that says it is not a broker
AI Prop review: its homepage cites a prime broker and a live account; Coinstrat, the named broker, says it offers only simulated trading. Fees, rules, payouts.
Propify review: 93% of the payout counter is one round number
Propify's 'total paid out' was $322,558.09 on 23 September 2026, but $300,000 of it sat in one field labelled 'signalGroup'.
WeMasterTrade review: a Saint Lucia contract behind a Vancouver brand
WeMasterTrade claims $60.3m in payouts, but its profit-sharing terms name a Saint Lucia company, not the Vancouver firm it describes. Rules, payouts and caveats.
SiegPath review: the live-capital fund lists three locations
SiegPath review: 80% split, 14-day payouts and a static 10% drawdown, but the real-capital fund it names, Framsteg, lists Cayman, Manhattan and Melbourne.
The Funded Way review: a 12-hour reward promise on a 14-day payout cycle
The homepage promises rewards in under 12 hours. The same table sets a 14-day payout cycle, and the Help Center caps the first two payouts at $5,000, deleting the rest.
PropW review: the scholarship rewards are capped at $2,500
PropW calls its funded capital “simulated training funds” and its payouts “scholarship rewards”.
Ufunded review: the 31.01% payout ratio no page defines
Ufunded advertises a 31.01% payout ratio beside 10,000 users and 1,000 payouts.
Cyber Funded review: the 90% profit split is a prize, says clause 18.4.5
Cyber Funded advertises a 90% split and 24-hour payouts; its own rules pages say 80% and 28 days, and clause 18.4.5(c) calls every payout a prize, not profit.
The Futures Desk review: the FCM its own terms never name
The Futures Desk says passers move onto real brokerage accounts at Dorman Trading or Plus500.
BEM Funding review: the two countries it won’t serve are the two where it’s registered
BEM Funding's restricted-jurisdiction list bars the UAE and Saint Lucia - the two countries its own entities are registered in.
Fidelcrest review: the firm you pay is not the firm that funds you
Fidelcrest charges EUR 999 for a $250,000 evaluation, then says winners are introduced to an unnamed third-party proprietary firm.
18th Street Trading review: paid phases and a $6,000 live account
18th Street Trading now sells four futures plans from $265, pays fixed sums at each of four phases and ends in a live account a fraction of the plan size.
YRM Prop review: blockchain-verified payouts, no chain to check
YRM Prop advertises $1,936,940 in ‘100% blockchain-verified’ payouts but publishes no chain, wallet or explorer link — and has stopped selling accounts entirely.
WSFunded review: the Wall Street brand that bars US residents
WSFunded's footer excludes US residents, its 6,470-word contract never names WSFunded, and its payout cadence is published as 7, 10, 14 and 15 days at once.
Fondeo review: a 70% split that the homepage calls 90%
Fondeo review: the Wyoming crypto prop firm starts funded traders at 70%, caps payouts at 5% profit, and publishes no verifiable payout data.
