About this site

CryptoPropfirms.com is a comparison site for crypto proprietary trading firms, run by one trader rather than a research department. It exists because the information a trader actually needs - what a challenge costs, what drawdown you have to respect, when you have to verify your identity and how you get paid - is buried in each firm's own terms and repeated inaccurately everywhere else.

How the comparison is built

Every page is generated from a single dated dataset of published firm terms, so one correction updates the homepage table, the comparison page, the guides and the firm review at once. The dataset records the figures each firm publishes, and each firm page links to the source it came from. No figure in the tables is estimated, and nothing is carried forward from a previous version without its date moving. The methodology page spells out the rules, including the things this site deliberately does not claim.

This is a publication, not a prop firm

Worth saying plainly, because the niche is crowded with sites that blur it: this site does not sell challenges, does not accept deposits, does not allocate capital and does not trade anyone's money. It publishes what firms say about their own terms and takes a commission when a reader opens an account through a link. That is the entire business, and it is why the tables can afford to say a firm's drawdown is too tight or its split needs a paid upgrade.

How the site makes money

Through affiliate links. If you open an account with a firm through a link on this site, the firm may pay a commission - at no extra cost to you. That is the whole business model, and it is stated once in the footer of every page and in full here, rather than repeated as a banner on top of each review. Commission does not buy position or wording: the tables are ordered by the constraint each firm is best for, never by who pays a commission.

There are no display ads, no sponsored rankings, and no paid "editor's choice" badges.

What this site does not do

It does not trade accounts on your behalf, give financial advice, or sell signals. It does not publish star ratings or invented review counts - here is why, and what it publishes instead. It does not claim to have tested accounts it has not traded. If you want reviews from traders with live accounts, the forums and the firms' own Discords are where that evidence lives - and they are worth reading alongside any comparison site, including this one.

Corrections

Firms change their terms quietly, and stale data is the main failure mode of a site like this. If a price, split, drawdown rule or payout term on this site is wrong, send the page and the firm's own wording to research@cryptopropfirms.com. Corrections are checked against the firm's published terms, not against marketing pages, and the page date moves when a re-check happens.

Before you pay a challenge fee

Prop firm challenges are a leveraged product sold to retail traders, and most participants fail the evaluation. Nothing on this site changes that, and a cheap challenge is not a good deal if the drawdown rule guarantees you breach it. Read the terms of the firm you choose, verify the payout process before you trade to target, and never fund a challenge with money you cannot afford to lose.