Dominion Funding review: the floating-loss rule that cuts payouts
Dominion Funding review: fees from $69, an 80% split, a discretionary payout review, and a 1.5% floating-loss rule that withholds up to 87.5% of a payout.
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Reviews and verdicts on funded-trader programmes: rules, payouts, the fine print.
220 stories since 2026 · page 4 of 11
September 2026
Tiger Funded review: a 2% floating loss closes every position
Tiger Funded review: the 2% Tiger Guard auto-close, funded-only rules hidden in the FAQ, conflicting payout terms and what traders report about denials.
BloomFunded review: weekly payouts, but the terms say 14 days
BloomFunded review: a synthetic-indices-only Dubai prop firm whose website promises weekly payouts while its rulebooks set 7, 14 and 15-day cycles.
FundedHive review: no Trustpilot rating, 4.7 on its own site
FundedHive's own reviews page shows 671 reviews at 4.7. Trustpilot shows no rating, 140 reviews and a guidelines-breach notice. Plus a $1,000 daily payout cap.
TickTick Trader review: a 404 support desk and a 3.4 rating
Its support portal returns a 404 and its Trustpilot score is 3.4, not the 4.7 review sites still quote.
Leveraged prop firm review: the $8.88 start and the CySEC warning
Leveraged's $8.88 Turbo start still totals $549 on a $100,000 account, its live payout feed has a $144.50 median, and the CNMV relayed a CySEC warning.
FundedSquad review: a 1.5% open loss now ends an instant account
FundedSquad cut instant-account prices on 31 August 2026, then made a 1.5% open loss an instant termination and dropped the fee refund.
Elites Funding review: the firm decides which reviews void payouts
Elites Funding review: its terms let the firm deny payouts over criticism it deems bad faith. Split starts at 80%, payouts are USDT only.
Pipcy review: the payout certificates are randomly generated
Pipcy review: its homepage payout certificates are randomly generated. The split starts at 80%, and funded accounts add a 4% single-position loss limit.
WeGetFunded review: the 110% payout that pays 20% in cash
WeGetFunded's terms make every funded trader subject to a Live Programme it triggers at its discretion: payouts rise to 110%, but only 20% of that is paid in cash.
FunderBlu review: a 1% floating loss can cut the split to 40%
FunderBlu sells up to a 100% split, but on funded accounts an open loss of 1% to 2%, even one that recovers, permanently cuts it to 40%.
Emerge Profit review: the copy trading it sells and forbids
Emerge Profit sells eight Pack Copytrading products for direct-pass accounts its own help centre says cannot be copy-traded.
Sure Leverage Funding review: the 70% split its own table mocks
Sure Leverage Funding advertises up to 100%. Its help centre documents 50% to 80%, 70% on Instant Funding Zero — and its own comparison table mocks a 70% split.
FundedSeat review: the 80% split its own table calls a drawback
FundedSeat's Ultra page lists an 80/90% profit split as a drawback while its own flagship pays 80%. An independent review of its terms, payout caps and drawdown.
EZE Funded review: the 4.8 it advertises, the 1.3 it has
EZE Funded advertises 4.8/5 on Trustpilot while its live profile scores 1.3 from 137 reviews.
Ylos Trading review: 100% of $15,000, $1,500 at a time
Ylos Trading markets 100% of the first $15,000 in profit and $5.08m in blockchain-verified payouts. Its own plan data caps each withdrawal request at $1,500 to $3,500.
Cheapest prop firm: the price of a $100K account across 23 firms
We priced a $100,000 funded-account programme at 23 prop firms from their own live pages.
Legacy Funded Futures review: four different maximum payouts
Legacy Funded Futures publishes four different maximum payouts, four profit-split ladders and three minimum-day counts across pages that are all live at once.
