Best Prop Firms Paying via USDC

FundedHive has the lowest evaluation price to a $100,000 funded account at $99. The median across the 13 firms on this page that publish a $100,000 price is $498, and the most expensive is Tradeify 247 at $580. Instant-funding accounts are priced separately and cost considerably more per $1,000 of funding.

Vanquish Trader advertises the highest split on this page at 100%, against a median of 90%. The top split usually requires a scaling plan or a paid add-on rather than being the default on a first account.

FundYourFX, FundedHive, Wilson Blanc Capital, Velo Trade and Vest Markets use a static maximum drawdown, measured from your starting balance. 7 firms on this page use a trailing drawdown that follows your peak balance instead, which is materially harder to trade around.

FundYourFX sets the lowest first-phase profit target on this page at 4%. A lower target is not automatically easier - check it against the daily and maximum drawdown limits, which is where most evaluations are actually failed.

Across the 15 prop firms paying via USDC on this page, the most widely supported platforms are cTrader (5), MT5 (5), DXtrade (4), MatchTrader (4), Bybit (2), Cleo (2). The number in brackets is how many firms here offer that platform.

Yes - FundYourFX, Klein Funding, Next Level Funded and Tradeify 247 sell an instant-funding account with no evaluation to pass. Expect to pay several times more per $1,000 of funding than the equivalent evaluation, because the fee is buying the account rather than a chance at one.

Klein Funding holds the highest community score on this page at 4.8 out of 5 from 4 reviews, among the 3 firms here with at least three reviews. Review scores are trader-submitted and are not part of a firm's paid placement.

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