The split
The percentage of profit you keep varies depending on the plan you choose:
- Fundex: The 2-Step Classic plan starts at a 70% split, while the 2-Step Pro plan offers 80%. It is important to note that Fundex defines these payments as discretionary bonuses rather than a fixed contractual split.
- Propr: Offers a flat 80% profit split across all its evaluation models (Classic, Pro, and Turbo), regardless of whether they are one-step or two-step accounts.
How often you can withdraw
Both firms stand out for offering high liquidity and speed once you have generated profits:
- Fundex: Payouts are available on demand with no fixed windows or waiting periods. They state that most requests are processed within 60 minutes, and all within a maximum of 24 hours, including weekends.
- Propr: Also offers on-demand withdrawals with no minimum waiting period. Once a withdrawal is requested, the balance returns to the initial amount, and the guarantee for processing is within 24 hours.
Minimums and methods
Accessing your capital requires meeting small thresholds and using specific rails:
- Fundex: The minimum withdrawal is $50. Payouts are handled exclusively through Rise. To pay for evaluations, they accept Cards, Crypto, ApplePay, and GooglePay.
- Propr: The minimum withdrawal is 20 USDC. They pay exclusively in Crypto. For evaluation purchases, they support Cards and Crypto.
What delays a payout
Beyond your trading performance, certain rules can postpone your first invoice:
- Fundex: In the 2-Step Classic model, you must trade for at least 5 days in each phase. Additionally, you must hold trades for at least 3 minutes; failing to do so results in warnings or breaches. Risk is strictly monitored: you cannot lose more than 3% of the balance in a single trade during evaluation.
- Propr: There are no minimum trading days, which theoretically allows for a payout much sooner. However, in their 2-Step plans, the drawdown is trailing (it follows your highest equity), which is more restrictive than the static drawdown used by Fundex. Propr also monitors "coordinated trading" if you use unedited public EAs.
What it takes to get there
Before you can withdraw, you must invest in an evaluation and pass the stages:
- Price and Phases: For a $100,000 account, Propr offers a "Turbo" 1-step for $450 or a "Classic" 2-step for $749. Fundex charges $529 for its Classic 2-step and $749 for the Pro 2-step.
- Platforms: Both use proprietary terminals. Fundex Terminal derives its pricing from Bitunix, while Propr uses Hyperliquid perpetuals.
- Permitted Styles: Fundex is more restrictive with styles, prohibiting grid and martingale, and requiring a 3-minute minimum hold on Classic. Propr is more flexible with scalping and news trading, though it limits the total notional risk per asset.
Which pays out more comfortably
Propr offers a more comfortable path for the aggressive trader or the scalper who wants to reach the first payout as quickly as possible, thanks to the absence of minimum trading days and the availability of 1-step accounts.
Fundex is better suited for the patient trader who prefers a static drawdown (easier to manage than a trailing one) and plans to trade exclusively crypto and metals within a controlled terminal environment, accepting the 5-day minimum trading requirement.
Frequently asked questions
Which firm is cheaper to get a $100,000 account, Fundex or Propr?
Propr is significantly cheaper if you opt for their "Turbo 1-Step" plan, which costs $450. In comparison, the cheapest $100k option at Fundex is the "2-Step Classic" at $529. However, if you compare the standard 2-step models, Propr's Classic ($749) is more expensive than Fundex's Classic ($529).
Does Fundex or Propr allow you to withdraw money faster?
Both firms process payments within 24 hours, but Propr allows you to reach the payout stage faster because it has no minimum trading days and offers 1-step evaluations. Fundex requires at least 5 trading days in each evaluation phase for its Classic accounts, which means a minimum of 10 days before reaching a funded status.
Which firm offers more trading assets, Fundex or Propr?
Propr offers a wider variety of markets, including Crypto, Forex, Indices, Stocks, and Commodities. Fundex is more specialized, focusing exclusively on 83 cryptocurrencies, 46 tokenized stocks, and 8 metals/energy instruments through its terminal.
Between Fundex and Propr, which has more restrictive risk rules?
Fundex has more operational restrictions, such as a 3-minute minimum trade duration on its Classic accounts and a 3% maximum loss limit per individual trade during evaluation. Propr is more flexible with trading styles but uses a trailing drawdown on its 2-step accounts, which can be harder to manage than Fundex's static drawdown.


















