TheGodFunded launches Competitions: every prop firm trading competition in one place
TheGodFunded launches Competitions: every prop firm trading competition in one place
TheGodFunded has opened Competitions, a new section that brings together on a single page the trading competitions run by prop firms. Until now that information was scattered across each company's website, emails, Discord and social media. Now it lives at thegodfunded.com/en/competitions, with the same page and the same format for all of them.
The section is in the Resources menu and in the site footer, in English and Spanish.
What it starts with
As of 24 September 2026, the section lists 20 competitions from 16 prop firms:
- 12 live: the September competitions from FundingPips, FXIFY, Goat Funded Trader, AquaFunded, Ment Funding, forTraders, PineX Capital, Audacity and Tradexprop, Phidias Propfirm's 10K Drawdown Summer Edition, Top One Trader's Battle For The Belt and Blueberry Funded's Anniversary Championship.
- 5 starting in October: from FundedNext, Blue Guardian, RebelsFunding, Audacity and FXIFY.
- 3 already finished: DNA Funded's Helix Trading Tournament and Tradexprop's July and August editions.
Of the 17 competitions that are open or about to start, 16 are free. The only paid one is Phidias Propfirm's 10K Drawdown Summer Edition, a futures competition with a $30 entry.
Cash and funded accounts, shown separately
Added up, the open and upcoming competitions offer more than $14 million in prizes. But that figure is misleading on its own: $14,048,000 is funded accounts and only $47,375 is cash.
A funded account is capital to trade under the firm's rules, not money in your pocket. That's why every competition shows its prize pool split in two: what is paid in cash and what is awarded as accounts. When the firm doesn't give the breakdown, the figure is shown exactly as announced.
The biggest prize pools right now belong to RebelsFunding ($1,840,000), Ment Funding ($1,650,000) and FundedNext ($1,221,000), almost all of it in accounts.
Filters to find yours
The list separates live and upcoming competitions from finished ones. You can filter by:
- Entry type: free, paid or account required.
- Market: forex, crypto or futures.
- Firm.
And sort by highest prize, ending soonest or most recent.
What each page includes
Every competition has its own page with everything the firm has published:
- Status and countdown: upcoming, live or finished, with the days and hours left.
- Prizes by position: the full podium when the firm publishes it.
- Dates: start, end and registration deadline, with the days left to sign up.
- Entry: free or paid, price and maximum seats.
- Rules: how you win, drawdown rules, account size, markets and platform.
- Discount code for the firm, when it has an active promotion.
- Link to TheGodFunded's news story about that competition, if there is one.
If a firm doesn't give a piece of information, that block doesn't appear. The page never fills gaps with zeros or dashes.
The status is worked out from the dates at the moment the page is opened. A competition that ends today switches to "Finished" on its own, without waiting for anyone to update it.
Finished competitions stay
Finished competitions are never deleted. They move to the bottom of the list and remain as a record: which firm ran it, how much it paid out and under which rules. That makes it easy to see which firms repeat every month and how their prizes change.
Reviewed daily
The list shows the date of the last real update. New competitions are added as firms announce them.
Also in the newsletter
TheGodFunded's newsletter now includes a competitions section. Each competition appears in a single issue. To receive them you don't need to pick any firm: just tick "competitions" in your preferences.
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