18 prop firms · 224 published rules that can stop a payout · checked 22 Sep 2026
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Payout score out of 10How easily the money reaches you. Separate from the trading rules.Work out your payout →
Rules that can delay, cut or cancel a payout224across 18 firms, each quoted on the firm's page
Firms that pay the transfer fee for you✓1 of 18
Firms that hold back profit as a buffer!7 of 18before any of it can be withdrawn
Easiest to get paid7.6/ 10
FTMO80% split
9 payout conditionsFirm pays the fee
FTMO says it has paid out $650,000,000
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How this score is worked out
Conditions on a payout
20 / 25
9 published rules can delay, reduce or void a payout.
Profit split
13 / 20
80% to the trader, rising to 90%.
Time to the first payout
14 / 20
14 days after the first trade.
Who pays to move the money
15 / 15
The firm absorbs the transfer cost.
Review signal
14 / 20
4.8 from 52,652 reviews, the company solicits reviews through a paid subscription.
Total
76 / 100
This score is about getting paid, not about trading rules. It is never averaged into the Freedom Score: a firm can have the most generous rules on the board and still be the hardest place to get money out of.
10 published rules can delay, reduce or void a payout.
Profit split
17 / 20
90% to the trader.
Time to the first payout
10 / 20
5 winning days are required before the first payout.
Who pays to move the money
6 / 15
The trader pays — $30 for ACH and Wire/SWIFT; no Topstep fee for Prop-to-Brokerage, Aeropay or Wise (the bank or service may still charge its own fee).
Review signal
20 / 20
3.6 from 14,815 reviews.
Total
73 / 100
This score is about getting paid, not about trading rules. It is never averaged into the Freedom Score: a firm can have the most generous rules on the board and still be the hardest place to get money out of.
8 published rules can delay, reduce or void a payout.
Profit split
17 / 20
90% to the trader.
Time to the first payout
10 / 20
5 winning days are required before the first payout.
Who pays to move the money · not published
0 / 15
The firm publishes no payout fee policy either way.
Review signal
20 / 20
4.4 from 5,992 reviews.
Total
72 / 100
Who pays to move the money scores zero because the firm publishes nothing we could read. Nothing is filled in with a guess.
This score is about getting paid, not about trading rules. It is never averaged into the Freedom Score: a firm can have the most generous rules on the board and still be the hardest place to get money out of.
18Alpha Capital Group80% split15 payout conditionssome terms not published3.2/ 10
Brokers: getting your own money out
A broker holds your own money, so this only asks how easily it comes back.
Advertise free withdrawals, then reserve a charge!5 of 8both the claim and the clause are quoted
1Fusion MarketsWithdrawals most processed in under 1 hour; median uFree, with a clause7.2/ 10
2TickmillWithdrawals within 1 working dayFree, with a clause6.8/ 10
3IC MarketsWithdrawals same day if requested before 12:00 AEST/Free, with a clause6.7/ 10
4FPFP MarketsSpeed not publishedBroker pays6.1/ 10
5VantageWithdrawals generally within 24 hours (global entitiFree, with a clause5.7/ 10
6EExnessWithdrawals the vast majority of EPS withdrawals insClient pays5.6/ 10
7PepperstoneWithdrawals up to 1 business day for cards and e-walClient pays5.4/ 10
8XMWithdrawals within one business day (broker-side); XFree, with a clause4.1/ 10
Payout score v0.1 is made of: payout conditions 25 · profit split 20 · time to first payout 20 · who pays the fee 15 · how far the reviews can be trusted 20. Anything not published scores zero. How we rank
Limits of this score
A firm that lists many conditions may just be more open than one that lists few and enforces the rest quietly. Reviews score how trustworthy the signal is, not the stars: Trustpilot has hidden the rating of 5 companies here for fake reviews.
