PropMarket review: 70/30 on the page, zero in the catalogue

Verdict: PropMarket suits traders who already price Polymarket or Kalshi contracts inside a 20 per cent target, a 10 per cent trailing drawdown and a 30-day clock. The $250,000 tier and the Academy are weak reasons to pay, and so is any hope that the contract states the split. The homepage sells 70/30, with a paid step to 90/10, while the challenges catalogue records zero. No audited payout total is published, and the only public leaderboard row on 26 October 2026 showed a negative payout.

Key terms on the sales page

• Fee: $59, $119, $279, $549 and $1,099, with no activation fee, on the PropMarket homepage on 26 October 2026.
• Sizes: $5,000, $10,000, $25,000, $50,000 and $100,000, with $250,000 labelled coming soon, on that sales page.
• Split: 70/30, or 90/10 after an add-on at an extra 30 per cent of the fee, on the pricing block.
• Target: 20 per cent in 30 days, or 60 days after an add-on at an extra 10 per cent, on the evaluation card.
• Drawdown: 10 per cent trailing equity from the high-water mark, and the daily loss line says none, on the rules block.
• Withdrawals: seven days to the first, then seven days apart, minimum 2 per cent a period, on the homepage.
• Consistency: one market at most 10 per cent of profit, or 20 per cent after an add-on at an extra 80 per cent of the fee, on the same card.
• Filters: resolve within 60 days, prices from 20 to 80 cents, closure after 30 idle days, on the published card.

Which tiers the dashboard will actually sell

The homepage title is “PropMarket | The World's First Prediction Market Prop Firm”, and the hero offers Polymarket and Kalshi capital up to $250,000. The $250,000 control and Academy are marked coming soon, an overlay still says “be first in line when we launch May 15th” and offers 30 per cent off a first evaluation, and a banner reads “Buy one, get one free”.

On 26 October 2026 the challenges catalogue listed ten paid one-step rows, five Polymarket accounts on server group POLY0001 and five Kalshi accounts on KAL0001, while the homepage buttons point only at the Polymarket rows. Funded rows from $5,000 to $100,000 sit outside the purchasable list, two zero-price rows are described as $25,000 free trials, and a summary line described as “test Kalshi” is unsold. With the app mode set to live, the five public sizes are for sale and the $250,000 tier and the Academy stay on the waitlist.

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What PropMarket publishes about payouts

The homepage waits seven days for the first withdrawal, seven days between later ones, and 2 per cent before a request. A graphic on the same page shows a $10,000 week, $7,000 kept, “direct deposit weekly” and a $3,000 platform fee. The Prop Account client terms, last updated September 2026, state that there are no refunds and allow a shared-wallet payout to be rejected. Liability is limited to the amount paid or $1,000, whichever is less, a breached account has 60 days before the profit resets to zero, and the guidelines make no promise of monetary payment.

An audited payout total, a denial rate and a named trader’s withdrawal were absent from the pages opened. Finance Magnates, in Jared Kirui’s piece of 8 June 2026, reported passers moving to a live Polymarket account and carried no payout ledger. The public leaderboard returned one row the same day, nickname SeriousAshton, a $10,000 balance, a 90 per cent share field and a payout of −186.62, on a host whose name contains “fpfx-ny-test”.

The World's First Prediction Market Prop Firm is now live.

Finance Magnates reproduced that line from @propmrkt, dated 16 May 2026, as a launch announcement rather than a withdrawal.

Where the profit split disagrees with itself

“Choose Your Plan” prints “Profit Split 70 / 30”, the add-on reads “Profit Split upgrade to 90/10” at an extra 30 per cent, and “Get Funded” says the trader keeps up to 90 per cent. The purchasable feed returns liveProfitShare at 70, the selection feed returns profitSharePct at 0 on every paid row, and the September 2026 terms state no percentage. The 90/10 add-on is $17.70 on the $59 plan and $329.70 on the $1,099 plan. Kirui, citing the firm in June, called that step a matter of performance, while the October page prices it as a fee.

Rules that can strand a funded balance

The 10 per cent cap is a trailing equity high-water mark that counts open positions and rises with a new high in both phases, and once funded the homepage drops the profit target and the time limit while keeping the drawdown, with leverage on the purchasable rows at 1. One market may be at most 10 per cent of total profit, a larger share raises the profit requirement until the book is rebalanced, and the selection rows show a consistency threshold of 0 while the paid add-on widens the ceiling to 20 per cent.

The linked terms ban a position within three minutes of a news event the company defines, and they say trading that resembles gambling, “such as consistently placing trades prior to news releases or other binary events”, will not be tolerated, even though these contracts are binary events. The catalogue sets newsTradingProhibited to false and allowEAs to false, while the terms treat sub-minute scalping as simulated-execution abuse, bar expert advisors used to copy trades, permit copy trading only across accounts the same trader owns, and prohibit group hedging. Hold-overnight is false and hold-over-weekend is true in the rows, the homepage is silent on both, and 30 idle days close the account.

PropMarket beside two prediction-market rivals

The prop-firm desk treats a funded account as someone else’s book. Maven’s prediction page, which also said the product was unavailable in the region, and ForTraders’ predictions site, which marked Round 3 ended, are the two public alternatives checked the same day. Maven’s other products carry a separate consistency rule, and the main ForTraders evaluation is a different product whose footer calls the beta accounts demos.

Who the pages name, and what they leave unsigned

The disclaimer says PropMarket is an affiliate of Prop Account, LLC, that Prop Account, LLC provides the assessments and takes the fees, and that a passer signs with Prop Account LC. The terms name the group as Prop Account, doing business as Dashboard Analytix, Forest Park FX LTD, Prop Account LLC and Prop Account Cayman, LC. Notices go to Prop Account LC, Suite 2206 Cassia Court, 72 Market Street, Camana Bay, Grand Cayman KY1-1209, and to Prop Account LLC, 951 Yamato Rd, Suite 270, Boca Raton, FL 33431. A separate review covers Prop Account’s white-label dashboard, the API host is on propaccount.com, and the catalogue calls the platform PropMarket.

Those terms say no live trading is provided directly by the company, then say passers receive capital for a live account, withhold any chance to invest actual currency, and refer to simulated execution. The homepage calls the evaluation simulated and says it mirrors funded trading. Kirui reported a live Polymarket account, the trader-agreement template came back empty, and Finance Magnates reported a link with the team behind Breakout Prop that these pages leave unnamed. No page opened here states a regulator, a company number or an audited payout sum.

Frequently asked questions

Can I buy a PropMarket evaluation today?

The $5,000 to $100,000 one-step assessments were purchasable on 26 October 2026 at $59, $119, $279, $549 and $1,099 on both Polymarket and Kalshi, while the homepage buttons point only at the Polymarket rows. The $250,000 tier and Academy remain marked coming soon.

What share of profits does a funded trader keep?

The sales card says 70/30, and a paid add-on moves the trader to 90/10 for an extra 30 per cent of the fee. The purchasable feed records a live profit share of 70, the selection feed records zero, and the September 2026 terms state no percentage.

Is the account simulated or live?

The homepage says the evaluation is simulated and that the simulation mirrors funded trading. The linked terms say the company provides no live trading directly, then describe a live account and simulated execution, and the trader-agreement text came back empty. Finance Magnates reported a live Polymarket account.

Has anyone been paid?

An audited total and a cleared withdrawal are absent from what PropMarket publishes. The public leaderboard returned one row, a negative 186.62 dollars on a $10,000 balance, with the portrait on a test-labelled host. A failed identity check can forfeit gains, and a payout may become credit that expires within a year.

Who operates PropMarket?

The disclaimer assigns fees to Prop Account, LLC and the funded signature to Prop Account LC. The terms add Dashboard Analytix, Forest Park FX LTD and Prop Account Cayman, LC, with addresses in Camana Bay and Boca Raton. The catalogue names the platform PropMarket, and the pages opened for this reading leave a regulator and a registration number unsigned.

This review is independent editorial analysis and is not financial, investment, or trading advice, and is not an endorsement or solicitation. The Industry Spread has no affiliate or referral relationship with the firms covered. Proprietary trading challenges carry a fee that is generally non-refundable, most participants do not reach a funded account, and funded capital is the firm's capital, not the trader's. Terms change frequently — always verify current rules directly with the firm before paying any fee.