CoinProp is a crypto prop firm that sells one-step evaluations in two types, Signature and Booster. You pass an evaluation to get a simulated funded account, then trade it on CoinProp's own CPX terminal and request rewards in USDC. All trading is simulated: the firm says no real capital is deposited or traded and no orders reach a live market.
Both types come in five sizes from $5,000 to $100,000 with a 9% profit target and a 3% daily loss limit; the static maximum loss is 6% on Signature and 3% on Booster. Fees are one-time, with list prices from $24 (Booster, $5,000) to $699 (Signature, $100,000). Funded accounts pay 80% by default. A paid Reward Split add-on, bought before the evaluation starts, raises this to 95% on Signature; for Booster the rules page says 90% while the help centre says 95%. Payouts can be requested every 5 qualifying trading days, subject to a consistency rule and a per-cycle cap.
Everything in this review comes from CoinProp's own web pages, saved on 11 October 2026. Rules and prices change, so check the firm's site before you buy.
| Highest profit split | Up to 80% source Firm's wording: “By default, you keep 80% of the profits you request at each withdrawal. This applies to every funded account unless you have the Reward Split add-on.” |
|---|---|
| Cheapest account | $24 (list price) source |
| Account types | 1-Step evaluation source |
| Markets | Crypto, Stocks, Commodities, Metals source |
| Platforms | CPX source |
| Allowed / offered on at least one account type |
Rules can differ between account types — check the linked page for the account you want. |
| Not allowed, or rules that apply (firm says so) | |
| Restricted countries named | Afghanistan, Cuba, Iran, Myanmar, North Korea source Countries the firm names. Its list may also refer to sanctions lists or other countries — check the linked page. |
CoinProp sells two evaluation types, Signature and Booster. Both are one-step: you pass by reaching a single profit target, and the firm says there is no time limit on either evaluation. Fees are one-time; the homepage says there is no subscription.
The tables show the five accounts of each type. Prices are the firm's standard list prices, paid once.
| Account | Capital | Profit target (balance to reach) | Daily loss limit | Max loss level | List price (one-time) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $5,000 | $5,450 (9%) | $150 (3%) | $4,700 (6%) | $59 |
| Advanced | $10,000 | $10,900 (9%) | $300 (3%) | $9,400 (6%) | $99 |
| Professional | $25,000 | $27,250 (9%) | $750 (3%) | $23,500 (6%) | $199 |
| Expert | $50,000 | $54,500 (9%) | $1,500 (3%) | $47,000 (6%) | $399 |
| Elite | $100,000 | $109,000 (9%) | $3,000 (3%) | $94,000 (6%) | $699 |
Signature requires at least 2 qualifying trading days to pass and is the only type that offers the Extended Drawdown add-on.
| Account | Capital | Profit target (balance to reach) | Daily loss limit | Max loss level | List price (one-time) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $5,000 | $5,450 (9%) | $150 (3%) | $4,850 (3%) | $24 |
| Advanced | $10,000 | $10,900 (9%) | $300 (3%) | $9,700 (3%) | $49 |
| Professional | $25,000 | $27,250 (9%) | $750 (3%) | $24,250 (3%) | $99 |
| Expert | $50,000 | $54,500 (9%) | $1,500 (3%) | $48,500 (3%) | $199 |
| Elite | $100,000 | $109,000 (9%) | $3,000 (3%) | $97,000 (3%) | $349 |
Booster has the same 9% target and 3% daily loss limit, but its static maximum loss is 3%, the same as the daily limit. It has no minimum trading days and passes as soon as the target is reached. Extended Drawdown is not available on Booster.
The site's "from $24" price is the list price of the $5,000 Booster account. The homepage's "How it works" section shows $49 for a $5K evaluation without naming the type, which matches neither table; we use the help centre's standard rates.
Extended Drawdown (Signature only) moves the maximum loss from 6% to 7%, the daily loss limit from 3% to 4% and the profit target from 9% to 10%, and adds 25% to the evaluation price. Reward Split adds 30% to the price; both add-ons together on Signature add 55%. Reward Split raises the funded split from 80% to 95% on Signature. For Booster, the rules page (v1.3) says Reward Split raises the split to 90%, while the help centre says 95% on both types. Because the pages disagree, we treat 95% as confirmed only for Signature; check the Booster figure with the firm before buying the add-on. Add-ons must be chosen at purchase, cannot be added once the evaluation has started, and carry through to the funded account.
The rules page says an evaluation fee is refundable within 14 calendar days of purchase if no trades have been placed on the account. CoinProp offers a free 14-day trial of the CPX platform; the homepage says no credit card is required.
On both types, the daily limit is a fixed dollar amount equal to 3% of the initial balance. At each 00:00 UTC rollover your live equity is recorded and that amount is subtracted to set the day's floor; if equity hits the floor, the account is breached and all positions close. The maximum loss is a static limit fixed from the starting balance, and it counts unrealised losses. The maximum loss floor is 6% below the initial balance on Signature and 3% below on Booster, and it never moves. Leverage is set by the trader, up to 5x on BTC, ETH and SOL and 2x on altcoins, commodities and stocks, on both types. The homepage says Daily Loss and Max Loss are the only performance thresholds that close an account, and notes that prohibited conduct and platform terms still apply.
Signature evaluations require at least 2 qualifying trading days. Booster has no minimum trading days and passes as soon as the profit target is reached. On Signature, reaching the target on day one is not enough; a second qualifying day is needed. The rules page says any UTC day on which you close a position counts toward the Signature minimum, while one help article applies the funded qualifying-day conditions (1-minute hold, 5% margin, 0.3% realised PnL); check with the firm. Accounts close after 90 consecutive days without a trade. There is no consistency rule during the evaluation, on either Signature or Booster. If you exceed a risk limit in the evaluation, that attempt ends and you can start a new evaluation at any time.
The Signature funded cards list the same 3% daily loss limit and 6% maximum drawdown as the evaluation, no profit target, on-demand payouts, 5 minimum trading days and an 80% split. In funded accounts, exceeding a risk limit closes positions and ends trading access; account history stays visible but further trading or withdrawals are not permitted.
The consistency rule applies to funded accounts only and is a payout condition, not a breach. On Signature, your best single day must not exceed 50% of total profit when you request a payout; on Booster it must be under 40%. If you fail it, the payout request is blocked until the ratio falls back under the threshold; the account stays open. The best day is measured by net realised profit for the UTC calendar day, and the count resets after each payout.
The homepage funded cards show Signature consistency as "Best day < 50%", while the help centre says Signature allows exactly 50%; we use the help-centre wording, which is the more detailed page.
Payouts do not change the Max Loss Limit; the help centre describes it as fixed at 6% of the initial balance (the Signature level). Two help pages say a payout taken mid-session reduces equity and so narrows the room left that day, because the daily floor is set from equity at the 00:00 UTC rollover. A third help page instead says the daily floor adjusts after a payout to stay 3% below the new equity. The pages do not agree on this point, so check with the firm before taking a payout during a trading day.
The rules page lists news trading, weekend trading and overnight holding as unrestricted, and says all strategy styles are permitted, including scalping and swing trading. It also sets no mandatory stop-loss and no cap on risk per trade. The help centre adds that exploiting stale prices or latency during news events is prohibited.
Trading must be manual: CPX has no API access, and EAs, bots and any tool that places, modifies or closes trades for you are not allowed, in both the evaluation and funded phases. Using alerts, indicators or signals to inform trades you place yourself is allowed.
The rules page lists as prohibited conduct, leading to immediate termination: more than one registration per person, exploiting platform bugs or price feed anomalies, exploiting gaps in the simulation engine, account sharing or selling, identity fraud, hedged or offsetting trades across accounts, coordinating trades with other traders to exploit drawdown mechanics, account cycling with maximum-risk bets, and wash trading. Copy trading where a third party operates your account is treated as account sharing and is not allowed. The help centre also prohibits commercial account-passing services designed to pass prop firm evaluations. Running the same strategy across your own accounts is allowed if you do not hedge between them.
VPN use is allowed, but it must not be used to misrepresent your location, evade jurisdictional restrictions or bypass compliance or risk controls; the firm calls that prohibited conduct that can fail your evaluation. Position limits follow Bybit's official maximum for each market.
Payouts are on demand once you meet the eligibility conditions: 5 qualifying trading days since the last payout or activation, the consistency rule, at least $50 of profit before the split, and no active drawdown breach. The 5-day count resets after each payout.
The general payouts page says a qualifying day needs a position held for at least 1 minute, margin of at least 5% of the initial balance, and realised PnL for the day of at least 0.3% of the initial balance in either direction; the day counts on the UTC day the position closes. It adds that the 5% is measured on margin, not notional value, and that losing days count. The withdrawal-frequency page gives a different definition: a trade opened and closed on the same UTC day, with a notional value of at least 5% of the initial balance, held for at least 1 minute, with no 0.3% PnL condition. The rules page changelog (v1.1) says the margin-based definition with the 0.3% PnL condition replaced the notional one, and the dedicated qualifying-day article matches it, so the withdrawal-frequency page appears out of date.
Each payout cycle has a cap that depends on account size and evaluation type; profit above the cap stays in the account and rolls into the next cycle. The cap does not rise with the number of payouts taken.
| Account | Signature cap per cycle | Booster cap per cycle |
|---|---|---|
| Starter ($5,000) | $250 | $250 |
| Advanced ($10,000) | $500 | $500 |
| Professional ($25,000) | $1,250 | $1,000 |
| Expert ($50,000) | $2,500 | $2,000 |
| Elite ($100,000) | $5,000 | $3,000 |
The full amount you request is deducted from equity and you receive your split of it: on an 80% split, a $1,000 request pays $800. The Reward Split add-on does not change the cap, only the share you keep.
All payouts are made in USDC, on the Arbitrum or Ethereum network; the firm does not pay in BTC or ETH. Requests are made from the CPX dashboard and processed the same business day once eligibility is confirmed; on-chain transfer time then depends on network conditions. The funded cards list settlement as "On-chain · 24h". The firm says it makes no adjustment for changes in the value of USDC between request and arrival, and that funds sent to a wrong wallet address cannot be recovered.
CoinProp publishes payout record pages with an on-chain transaction hash for each payout. One example shows a $1,273.60 request on a $50K Expert account paid as $1,018.88 at an 80% split. CoinProp says it does not issue tax documents or report earnings to tax authorities.
The rules page changelog says a former CPS+ Scaling Plan has been retired. Each person can hold up to 4 funded accounts at once, with at most $400,000 in combined funded capital; evaluations are uncapped.
Trading takes place on CPX, CoinProp's own terminal, with TradingView Advanced charts and Bybit liquidity. The homepage says it covers 700+ perpetual markets including crypto and stocks, available 24/7, and elsewhere on the same page gives the figure as 697 pairs. The market list on the homepage includes crypto pairs such as BTC, ETH and SOL as well as stocks such as Nvidia and Tesla and commodities such as gold, silver and crude oil.
Fees are 0.03% per side on market and trigger orders, plus a variable slippage fee based on the live order book and shown before you confirm. There are no swap fees; funding mirrors Bybit and can be charged or credited. CoinProp says it adds no artificial spread. You do not need an exchange account to trade. CoinProp says MT4, MT5 and cTrader are not supported and there is no API access.
The site footer says the simulated programmes are operated by CoinProp Ltd., a company incorporated in Saint Lucia (Registration No. 2025-00498). It says the website, dashboard and platform software are developed by Afra Digital, a trade name of Barefoot Enterprises Ltd., incorporated in British Columbia, Canada, which also owns the CoinProp trademark. The footer states that CoinProp is not a broker, exchange, custodian, investment adviser, financial institution or money services business. Our saved pages do not state any regulation or licence.
CoinProp is open to traders aged 18 or over who can complete identity verification through Veriff, are not subject to Canadian, US, EU, UK or UN sanctions, and are not a flagged Politically Exposed Person. Residents of Afghanistan, Cuba, Iran, Myanmar and North Korea, and of Crimea, Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk and Zaporizhzhia, cannot buy evaluations or receive rewards. Eligibility depends on where you ordinarily reside, not citizenship, and the firm says the list may change.
Identity checks are not needed to buy or trade an evaluation; they are required when your funded account is activated, and before referral earnings can be withdrawn. Funded trading is enabled only after verification, signing the Funded Trader Agreement and adding a USDC wallet address. Verification uses a government-issued passport, national identity card or driving licence and a face check. If verification is rejected, or shows you were not eligible when you bought, the firm says all active evaluation purchases are refunded in full and platform access is closed.
CoinProp suits traders who want crypto and other perpetual markets on a single in-house platform, with a one-step evaluation and no time limit. It also suits traders who are content to be paid in USDC on Arbitrum or Ethereum. It does not suit traders who need MT4, MT5 or cTrader, or automated trading: CoinProp says those platforms are not supported and all trading is manual on CPX. Payouts are capped per cycle and need 5 qualifying days each time, so they come in steps rather than all at once.
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CoinProp offers one-step crypto prop evaluations on its own CPX platform in two types: Signature, with a 6% static maximum loss, and the cheaper Booster, with 3%. News, weekend and overnight trading are allowed, but all trading must be manual. Funded payouts are on demand in USDC but come with an 80% default split, per-cycle caps, a consistency rule and a 5-qualifying-day requirement. Check the Booster Reward Split figure and the daily loss limit after a payout with the firm, as its pages differ on both.
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Find My MatchNo. CoinProp says trading takes place in a simulated environment using real-time market data, and no orders reach a live market.
80% by default on funded accounts. The paid Reward Split add-on, bought before the evaluation starts, raises it to 95% on Signature; for Booster the rules page says 90% and the help centre says 95%.
No. CoinProp says all trades must be placed manually by the account holder, and CPX has no API access.
Every 5 qualifying trading days, if you also meet the consistency rule, have at least $50 of profit and have no active drawdown breach.
In USDC on the Arbitrum or Ethereum network, processed the same business day once eligibility is confirmed.
Residents of Afghanistan, Cuba, Iran, Myanmar and North Korea, and of Crimea, Donetsk, Kherson, Luhansk and Zaporizhzhia, cannot buy evaluations or receive rewards.