HyroTrader Review 2026: Rules, Fees, Payouts and Is It Legit?
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HyroTrader ranks #3 of 18 crypto-first and on-chain firms on PropRubric's list of the best crypto prop firms. It also appears on the lists of crypto prop firms that use Bybit, crypto prop firms for UK traders and crypto prop firms for US traders. The firms that drop its strictest rules are on the HyroTrader alternatives page, and it is set side by side with other firms in HyroTrader vs Breakout and HyroTrader vs Crypto Fund Trader.
HyroTrader is a crypto prop firm that runs its challenges on your own Bybit or BloFin demo account or on its own Hyro platform, with capital simulated in every phase, including the funded phase, according to its terms.
Yes, HyroTrader is a legitimate, operating crypto prop firm: two named companies run it, its Solana payouts carry public transaction IDs, its rules are published, and its pages and terms agree that the trading is simulated. The firm sells Zero-Step, 1-step and 2-step challenges from $59, and its Bybit account trades USDT perpetual futures on simulated capital. The daily limit on every account is static, 3% to 5% of the initial balance below the day’s starting equity, and no single trade is capped.
The firm pays 80% to 90% in USDT or USDC within 24 hours on that account, accepts US traders, and dropped its mandatory stop-loss in 2026, which few firms have done. Compare it with all crypto prop firms PropRubric tracks before you choose.
At a glance
| status | category | venue | entry fee from | daily DD + reset | max DD + type | per-trade cap / stop-loss | split | payout | US access |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| active | crypto-first | own Bybit or BloFin demo account via API; Hyro platform on Bybit market data | $59 (2-step $5K) | 3% / 4% / 5% by model, static from the day’s starting equity; reset 00:00 UTC | 5% / 6% / 10% by model (static) | none; no stop-loss required | 80% → 90% (Zero-Step fixed 80%) | USDT or USDC on Solana or Tron, on demand, within 24 hours, up to 5% of the initial balance per request | accepted |
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total-cost (fee + one reset + add-ons per size; formula stated in §3.1)
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Visit HyroTrader →What is HyroTrader?
HyroTrader is a crypto prop firm that sells Zero-Step, 1-step and 2-step challenges on USDT perpetual futures and pays 80% to 90% of simulated profits in USDT or USDC. HYRO TECHNOLOGIES FZ-LLC, a free-zone company in Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates (company FDBC5283, licence 47034334), provides the service, and HYROTRADER TECHNOLOGIES LTD, a British Virgin Islands company (2166693), owns the platform and runs the funded phase under a separate agreement. The firm behind the platform was founded in 2023, according to the firm’s About page, and its status is active.
| operator | legal entities | operating since | status | category |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HyroTrader (brand) | HYRO TECHNOLOGIES FZ-LLC (UAE); HYROTRADER TECHNOLOGIES LTD (BVI) | 2023 (per the firm’s About page) | active | crypto-first, exchange-connected |
How does HyroTrader work?
HyroTrader’s cycle has four steps, and each step is set out in the firm’s own rules.
- Buy a 1-step or 2-step challenge from $5,000 to $200,000 of simulated capital, priced from $59, and trade it on a Bybit or BloFin demo account connected by API or on the Hyro platform.
- Pass the profit target of 10% (1-step) or 10% then 5% (2-step) in at least 5 trading days per phase, within a static 4% or 5% daily limit and a 6% or 10% maximum loss, with no day above 40% of the target.
- Verify your identity before the funded account is activated, and trade the funded account on the same simulated capital under the same limits.
- Request a payout on demand once your funded account is in profit, and receive USDT or USDC within 24 hours, with the challenge fee refunded on the first payout.
The new Zero-Step shortens the cycle to one step: a non-refundable fee from $89 buys a 1-day evaluation with a 10% target, a 3% daily and a 5% maximum loss, and a fixed 80% split. The step most buyers misread is the first, because the Bybit connection sounds like real money, and the next section reads the terms on that point.
Is HyroTrader’s Bybit account real money?
No, HyroTrader’s Bybit-connected accounts trade simulated capital in every phase, including the funded phase, according to its terms (§3.2). HyroTrader’s pages and terms now agree that the trading is simulated, and the earlier homepage line “real market execution” has been removed. The site footer adds “There is no real-capital stage at any point”, and the terms leave room only for separate agreements that no participant has a right to (§3.6A).
Evidence
| quote | source |
|---|---|
| “All trading activity conducted under the Service is simulated” | HyroTrader terms and conditions, §3.2 |
| “The Funded Trader Phase … being the phase in which you continue to trade in a simulated environment” | HyroTrader terms and conditions, preamble |
| “There is no real-capital stage at any point.” | HyroTrader site footer, every page |
What the Bybit connection does change is where the prices and the interface come from: the account is your own Bybit demo account reached through an API key, orders are placed on Bybit’s interface at Bybit’s per-pair leverage. No order from that account reaches the live order book, per the firm’s FAQ.
What it does not change is whose money is at risk, which is the firm’s simulated balance, and CryptoSlate’s review of HyroTrader, published in 2026, reads the same two entities and the same simulated funded phase from the terms.
The connection puts HyroTrader first among the crypto prop firms that use Bybit, and it costs what the next section prices.
How much does a HyroTrader challenge cost?
HyroTrader challenges cost $59 to $1,299, from the $5,000 2-step to the $200,000 1-step, and no add-on is sold since the Swing daily-drawdown upgrade was removed. The new Zero-Step’s 1-day evaluation costs $89 to $949, and its fee, unlike the 1-step and 2-step fee, is not refunded.
| Account size | zero-step | 1-step | 2-step |
|---|---|---|---|
| $5,000 | $89 | $69 | $59 |
| $10,000 | $169 | $129 | $119 |
| $25,000 | $379 | $299 | $249 |
| $50,000 | $629 | $499 | $379 |
| $100,000 | $949 | $749 | $579 |
| $200,000 | — | $1,299 | $969 |
Values from each firm's own pages, checked by PropRubric
No add-on exists, and one price note applies to the table. The Swing add-on, the upgrade that fixed the daily limit from the start-of-day balance for $29 to $419 extra, was removed when every model moved to a static daily limit. No split upgrade is for sale either: the split rises from 80% to 90% on the 1-step and 2-step at HyroTrader’s discretion, and increases are not automatic.
The price note is the refund: the 1-step and 2-step fee is refunded with the first payout, and the struck-through “original” prices on the checkout, which equal the sale price divided by 0.9, are not presented here as discounts.
No free trial is sold, but the firm runs a free trial account in a simulated environment whose performance “is not eligible for withdrawals or profit payouts”, per its FAQ.
What does HyroTrader cost per $10,000 of funding?
HyroTrader costs $129.90 per $10,000 of funding on the $200,000 1-step and $276.00 on the $5,000 1-step, computed as the fee plus one reset at the same price, divided by the account size in $10,000 units.
| account size | 1-step, no add-on | Zero-Step, no add-on | 2-step, no add-on |
|---|---|---|---|
| $5,000 | $276.00 | $356.00 | $236.00 |
| $10,000 | $258.00 | $338.00 | $238.00 |
| $50,000 | $199.60 | $251.60 | $151.60 |
| $100,000 | $149.80 | $189.80 | $115.80 |
| $200,000 | $129.90 | — | $96.90 |
The cost per $10,000 halves between the smallest and the largest account, and the refund on the first payout returns the 1-step or 2-step base fee in full, which no other cost line on this page does. The price buys a rulebook, and the rulebook is what decides whether the refund is ever paid.
What are HyroTrader’s trading rules?
HyroTrader’s trading rules are a static daily limit, a static maximum loss, a consistency rule in the evaluation, a minimum of 1 to 5 trading days and a 30-day inactivity rule, with no per-trade loss cap. The three sections below cover those rules: the drawdown limits, the restrictions and the instruments.
| Rule | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Daily drawdown | zero-step: 3%; 1-step: 4%; 2-step: 5%; funded: same as the model (funded phase inherits it) Same in challenge-terms Schedule 1 Part A and checkout tier cards. Homepage summary: "Daily Loss Limit 3% to 5%, by challenge". Quote: Daily drawdown limits Zero-Step: 3% of your initial balance One-Step: 4% of your initial balance Two-Step: 5% of your initial balance The same limit applies in every phase, including the funded account. | hyrotrader.com |
| Daily reset (UTC) | 00:00 'Once every 24 hours, at 00:00 UTC, at the start of each Trading Day'; daily floor from the equity at that time. | hyrotrader.com |
| Maximum drawdown | zero-step: 5%; 1-step: 6%; 2-step: 10%; funded: same as the model Same on /trading-rules/ payload, checkout and homepage cards ("Two-Step Max loss 10% Daily loss 5%"). Quote: Maximum loss = Total Loss Limit (clause 7.3) / 5% / 6% / 10%. | hyrotrader.com |
| Drawdown type | daily: static: measured from equity (balance + open P&L + fees) at 00:00 UTC start of day; limit = fixed % of INITIAL balance; reference does not rise with intraday gains; resets daily 00:00 UTC; same on every model, no option; max loss: static equity floor on the initial allocation (95% / 94% / 90% for Zero / One / Two-Step); does not trail a high-water mark; equity-based incl. unrealised P&L Max loss: challenge-terms §7.3 "This is a static floor measured on the Allocation stated in Schedule 1. Quote: Your daily drawdown is measured from your equity at the start of the day, and it can't exceed a fixed percentage of your initial account balance. Formula Daily floor = Equity at the start of the day − (Initial account balance × Daily drawdown %) | hyrotrader.com |
| Per-trade loss cap | none (removed in the October 2026 relaunch) The "3% to 5%, by challenge" on the homepage (and "3–5% daily, static" on /how-to-start/ and /trading-platforms/) is the DAILY loss limit, not a per-trade cap. Only residual: discretionary risk-intervention powers — terms "(b) cap your aggregate exposure, your maximum position size, or your maximum risk per trade idea" and agreement §7.11 "impose a maximum position size or a maximum risk per trade idea". Agreement Part C: "Maximum concurrent open positions: No fixed number. Concurrent positions are limited only by the two exposure limits above". FAQ "How many positions can I open?" still uses "2 trades each risking 3%" only as an illustration. Quote: Old URL check: https://www.hyrotrader.com/faq/rules/what-is-the-maximum-loss-per-trade-rule/ -> HTTP 404 (2026-10-08); not present in sitemap or any category page. | hyrotrader.com |
| Stop-loss required | no — a stop-loss order is not mandatory CHANGED. Until mid-2026 HyroTrader required a stop-loss within 5 minutes (value recorded 2026-09-26 from the now-removed FAQ /faqs/in-what-instances-would-i-breach-the-stop-loss-obligation-rule/, which redirects to /faq/ on 2026-09-29). An r/Hyrotrader post titled 'Stop Loss Rule Removed' is dated 2026-06-10 [date of change not confirmed by the firm]. The 2026-09-26 value was already stale when recorded. | hyrotrader.com |
| Consistency rule | 1-step: evaluation only: one trading day (net of all trades closed that day) counts for at most 40% of the PROFIT TARGET; 2-step: same, in both phases; zero-step: evaluation only: one trade counts for at most 50% of the profit target (no daily cap); funded: none; effect: excess profit stays in the account but does not count toward the target; not a breach; losses count in full Basis changed from "40% of the total net result" to "40% of the profit target"; it is a counting cap, not a breach (agreement S2.A1(c): "exceeding the cap is not a breach of this Agreement"). Terms §6.1A: "On the One-Step and Two-Step programmes it applies to the net profit of each trading day and is currently 40%. On the Zero-Step programme it applies to the profit of each trade and is currently 50%." Checkout table rows: oneStep "40% per day", twoStep "40% per day" (both phases), zeroStep "50% per trade", funded "None". Quote: On One-Step and Two-Step challenges, no single trading day may count for more than 40% of your profit target during the evaluation phases. On Zero-Step, no single trade may count for more than 50% of your profit target during the evaluation phase. Profit above the cap stays in your account but doesn't count toward the target, and losing days and losing trades always count in full. | hyrotrader.com |
| Profit target | zero-step: 10%; 1-step: 10%; 2-step: 10% (Challenge) then 5% (Verification); counting: only closed trades count One-Step and Two-Step values confirmed; The stale "10% or 15%" wording on /evaluations/ is gone (now "10%, plus 5% in the Verification phase on Two-Step"). Quote: Profit target: You must reach the required profit target depending on your challenge type and stage. Zero-Step and One-Step challenges require completing the target in a single phase, while Two-Step challenges are completed across two phases. Only closed trades count toward the target, and there is no time limit. / oneStep: {'step1': '10%', 'step2': '-'} / twoStep: {'step1': '10%', 'step2': '5%', 'step3': '-'} / zeroStep: {'step1': '10%', 'step2': '-'}. | hyrotrader.com |
| Minimum trading days | zero-step: 1; 1-step: 5; 2-step: 5 per phase (10 total); funded: none Quote: Zero-Step: 1 trading day One-Step: 5 trading days Two-Step: 5 trading days in each of the two phases (10 in total) | hyrotrader.com |
| Time limit | unlimited | hyrotrader.com |
| Weekend trading | yes — 'Nothing is closed for you at the end of the day or the week'; overnight and weekend positions 'Permitted' (agreement Schedule 1 Part C); no swap or funding charge stated by the firm (Bybit/BloFin funding rates shown as data only) | hyrotrader.com |
| Leverage | Bybit (own demo account via API): up to 150x on BTC and ETH, 50x–100x on most pairs; BloFin (own demo account via API): up to 150x on BTC and ETH; Hyro platform: up to 100x+, depending on the pair The firm's pages disagree on Bybit only: the homepage and How to start give up to 150x on BTC and ETH on Bybit and BloFin; the platforms FAQ gives Bybit up to 100x and BloFin 150x. Leverage is adjustable by the trader; the per-model daily and maximum loss floors are the binding limits. | hyrotrader.com |
What are HyroTrader’s drawdown limits?
HyroTrader allows a 3% daily drawdown and a 5% maximum loss on the Zero-Step, 4% and 6% on the 1-step, and 5% and 10% on the 2-step, and both limits are static. The daily limit is measured from the equity at 00:00 UTC, and the maximum loss from the initial balance.
The static daily limit replaced the trailing Standard limit and the paid Swing upgrade, and the FAQ that once explained the difference between the two now states that “Every HyroTrader challenge uses a static daily drawdown”. The maximum loss is also published as a static floor that “does not trail a high-water mark”, per the funded-trader agreement (§7.3), so PropRubric records it as static rather than “not published”.
Which trading restrictions does HyroTrader have?
PropRubric checks twelve restriction rules at HyroTrader, and the firm publishes eleven of them; the twelfth, a per-trade loss cap, no longer exists.
- Stop-loss required: ✗ not mandatory (changed in 2026; the requirement to place a stop within 5 minutes was dropped).
- Per-trade loss cap: ✗ none; the 3% cap on one position was removed, and the terms keep only a discretionary power to cap “your maximum position size, or your maximum risk per trade idea”.
- Consistency rule: ✓ no single day counts for more than 40% of the profit target on the 1-step and 2-step, and no single trade for more than 50% on the Zero-Step, evaluation phases only.
- Minimum trading days: ✓ 1 on the Zero-Step, 5 on the 1-step, 5 per phase on the 2-step.
- Time limit: none.
- News trading: ✓ allowed, unless the strategy is based solely on news.
- Weekend holding: ✓ allowed, and overnight holding too.
- Hedging: ✓ allowed inside one account; ✗ prohibited across accounts.
- Copy trading: ✗ prohibited, with account mirroring and external signal providers.
- Bots and API: ✓ allowed if the strategy is your own.
- Multiple accounts: ✓ allowed up to $400,000 across evaluation challenges and $200,000 across funded accounts.
- Inactivity: ✓ the account fails after 30 days with no trade.
The per-trade cap had replaced the stop-loss requirement and is now gone too, and how such caps compare across firms belongs on the page about stop-loss and per-trade loss rules.
What can you trade at HyroTrader, and with how much leverage?
You can trade USDT perpetual futures at HyroTrader, more than 700 pairs on Bybit and the Hyro platform and more than 80 on BloFin, at leverage you set yourself.
| venue | pairs | leverage |
|---|---|---|
| Bybit demo account via API | 700+ USDT perpetuals | up to 150x on BTC and ETH per the homepage, up to 100x per the platforms FAQ; 50x to 100x on most altcoins |
| Hyro platform (live Bybit market data) | 700+ USDT perpetuals | up to 100x+, depending on the pair |
| BloFin demo account via API | 80+ USDT-M futures | up to 150x on BTC and ETH |
Leverage is adjustable by the trader, per the FAQ, so the binding limits on a position are the daily and maximum loss floors, not the multiplier. Spot pairs are not offered on any venue, so every position is a perpetual. The Tealstreet and Tiger.com terminals are a further venue on Bybit market data, not available to US traders, and the Cleo terminal is closed to new challenge purchases.
How do HyroTrader payouts work?
HyroTrader pays 80% of profits, up to 90% at its discretion on the 1-step and 2-step, in USDT or USDC on demand once the funded account is in profit, within 24 hours of a request. Each request is capped at 5% of the initial balance, with a $100 minimum after the split, and profit above the cap is not paid.
Payout terms
| split | first payout | frequency | minimum | currency + network | speed | proof |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 80% → 90% at the firm’s discretion (Zero-Step fixed 80%) | once the funded account is in profit | on demand | $100 after the split (cap: 5% of the initial balance per request) | USDT or USDC on Solana or Tron (TRC-20) | within 24 hours (firm-stated) | public feed and transparency dashboard; transaction IDs for Solana payouts only, on chain since April 2026 |
Three conditions apply: identity is verified before the funded account is activated, all positions are closed before a request, and the 1-step and 2-step fee refund is added to the first payout. The payout feed shows Solana transfers with a transaction ID, “secured by Fireblocks”, while Tron payouts are sent but not published. The firm states $8,897,496 paid, an average payout time of 10 hours 41 minutes and 98.7% paid within 24 hours, all the firm’s own figures.
An on-chain transaction ID proves that HyroTrader sent that amount to a wallet at that time; it does not show that the funded account traded real capital, which the terms say it did not.
How the funded account’s payouts work across the whole class of firms, from the split to the transfer, is explained in how crypto prop firm payouts work.
Who can trade with HyroTrader?
Yes, HyroTrader accepts US and UK residents: its FAQ states that “The U.S. and the U.K. are not on that list”, the list of prohibited jurisdictions in its terms. The terms list 23 countries and five regions of Ukraine that may not join, from Afghanistan, Belarus and Cuba to Iran, North Korea and Russia.
Who can join
| US status | restricted countries | KYC timing | platform exceptions |
|---|---|---|---|
| accepted (the UK too) | 23 countries and five regions of Ukraine (terms §12.1); Bybit’s and BloFin’s own rules apply on those accounts | before funded account activation | Tealstreet and Tiger.com terminals not available to US traders; the Hyro platform needs no exchange account |
HyroTrader verifies identity before the funded account is activated, not before the evaluation, so a document problem delays funding rather than the purchase.
Is HyroTrader legit?
Yes, HyroTrader is a legitimate, operating crypto prop firm. The evidence for that firm is that it has two named companies in its terms, a public payout feed with on-chain transaction IDs, published rules and a history of operation since 2023, per its About page. The contradiction PropRubric once recorded, between the homepage’s “real market execution” and the terms’ “simulated”, is gone: the homepage line was removed, and the firm’s pages and terms both say simulated.
- Status: active.
- Operator and jurisdiction: HYRO TECHNOLOGIES FZ-LLC (RAKEZ, UAE) provides the service; HYROTRADER TECHNOLOGIES LTD (BVI) runs the funded phase.
- Operating since: 2023, per the firm’s About page; Prop Firm Bridge’s audit of 14 September 2026, which gave 2022, classified the firm as “PFB Verified at 88/100” on the strength of an identifiable entity, current legal documents, exchange-connected products and a public payout history.
- Payout evidence: a public feed and dashboard with Solana transaction IDs since April 2026 (Tron payouts unpublished); TheStreet reported in 2026 that every vault payout “executes as a Solana blockchain transaction with a publicly verifiable transaction ID”, and the firm announced an on-chain protocol on Solana on 8 July 2026, per TradingView’s Chainwire feed. HyroTrader is absent from Payout Junction’s 33-firm table, which tracks Rise and direct-crypto wallets and lists Propr among its direct-crypto rows.
- Complaint signal: Finbold’s 2026 review notes that the firm “does not impose any geographical restrictions”, which the restricted list in the current terms now contradicts. Finbold describes the firm as suited to traders in high-volatility markets; PropRubric found no regulator notice naming either entity, and Trustpilot showed 4.0 from 229 reviews, with the firm replying to every negative review.
- Contradictions found: the homepage and How to start give Bybit up to 150x on BTC and ETH, while the platforms FAQ gives Bybit up to 100x; the older homepage line “real market execution”, which contradicted terms §3.2 “simulated”, has been removed, and review pages still described a stop-loss requirement as active after the firm dropped it.
- Named people: the firm’s founder and CEO is Samuel Drnda, per a firm press release of 26 January 2026 that dates the founding to early 2023, the year the About page now gives; the other named sources on this page are the Prop Firm Bridge audit, Finbold’s reviewer and TheStreet’s newsroom.
A firm’s rules and status change over time, so the last question is what has changed at HyroTrader recently.
What has changed at HyroTrader?
The change log for HyroTrader holds 39 rows, 25 of them changes the firm made, and the other rows are PropRubric’s 5 corrections and 9 additions to its own record.
| Date | Firm | What changed | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13 Oct 2026Firm change |  HyroTrader | Leverage Bybit (own demo account via API): up to 100x (Bybit's per-pair limits; most altcoins 50x–100x); BloFin (own demo account via API): up to 150x on BTC and ETH; Hyro platform: up to 100x+, depending on the pair → Bybit (own demo account via API): up to 150x on BTC and ETH, lower on most pairs (homepage, How to start); the platforms FAQ still says up to 100x, with most pairs at 50x–100x; BloFin (own demo account via API): up to 150x on BTC and ETH; Hyro platform: up to 100x+, depending on the pair Firm change: the homepage and How to start now give Bybit up to 150x on BTC and ETH; the platforms FAQ still says up to 100x on Bybit. | hyrotrader.com |
| 8 Oct 2026Firm change | HyroTrader | Daily reset time Not published → 00:00 UTC Firm change: the relaunched rules publish a 00:00 UTC daily reset (earlier pages gave no reset time). | hyrotrader.com |
| 8 Oct 2026PropRubric correction | HyroTrader | Founded 2022 per the homepage; "early 2023" per the firm's press release of 26 Jan 2026 (the press release later says "Founded in 2023") → 2023 per About page and testimonials page; the only "2022" left on the site is inside a third-party video testimonial quote HyroTrader is a crypto prop firm founded in 2023. | hyrotrader.com |
| 8 Oct 2026PropRubric correction | HyroTrader | Tradingview via Bybit: the firm's blog says you can 'link your HyroTrader account to charting platforms like TradingView' (Bybit is a TradingView broker); not stated on a rules page → Hyro platform has built-in official TradingView charts (stated on platform/FAQ pages) Live Bybit market data Realistic trading fees and slippage Official TradingView charts. | hyrotrader.com |
| 8 Oct 2026Firm change | HyroTrader | Funded exposure funded accounts only: total margin ≤ 25% of the initial balance ($2,500 on $10,000); total notional of open positions ≤ 2× the initial balance ($20,000 on $10,000); breach "may result in penalties or account termination" → funded accounts only (all three models): total margin <= 25% of initial balance; total notional <= 2x initial balance; each limit: first breach = one formal warning, next breach fails the funded stage Firm change: HyroTrader relaunch (terms of 29 Sep 2026; Your first breach of this limit triggers one formal warning. The next breach fails the funded stage. | hyrotrader.com |
39 logged changes at HyroTrader, the 5 newest above; every row is in the log of crypto prop firm rule changes
Every change at every firm, with the same columns, is in the log of crypto prop firm rule changes.
What are the alternatives to HyroTrader?
Three firms differ from HyroTrader on its weakest attributes, the consistency rule in the evaluation and the 5% cap on each payout request, and each card names the difference; how PropRubric scores firms sets out the five criteria behind every score on this site.
- Breakout: a 3% daily limit recalculated from the balance excluding open positions at 00:30 UTC, no consistency rule, no minimum days and no published cap on a payout request, from $20; a Delaware evaluation company under Kraken’s ownership with USDC payouts on Ethereum only. The two firms are compared side by side in HyroTrader vs Breakout.
- Crypto Fund Trader: no consistency rule outside its Break accounts, no minimum trading days and Bybit as one of three platforms, from $40; a Swiss-run firm whose payouts come after 15 traded days. The two firms are compared side by side in HyroTrader vs Crypto Fund Trader.
- Propr: USDC payouts on chain on demand with no cap per request, no consistency rule and no minimum days, from $25; a British Virgin Islands firm that labels each trade A-book or B-book.
Firms without the consistency rule or the payout cap are listed among the HyroTrader alternatives.