PropHelix sells simulated trading evaluations and demo funded accounts. Its pages name three paths: Instant, Steady and Vortex. The terms describe Instant as immediate access to a funded simulated account with no preceding evaluation phase, Steady as a one-step evaluation and Vortex as a two-step evaluation with Phase 1 and Phase 2.
The site names Elite Company s.r.o., of Prešov, Slovakia, as the operator. It says all trading takes place in a simulated environment using demo accounts and that PropHelix is not a broker. The FAQ says PropHelix currently supports Match-Trader. It also says all current paths offer up to an 80% performance-based reward split for eligible accounts, and that eligible traders may request a payout every 14 days.
This review uses only the firm's own pages. Our saved copies show Steady's $10 entry fee but not a full price list, so we do not list prices by account size.
Everything in this review comes from PropHelix's own web pages, saved on 10 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: “All current paths offer up to an 80% performance-based reward split for eligible accounts.” |
|---|---|
| Account types | 1-Step evaluation, 2-Step evaluation, Instant funding (no evaluation) source |
| Platforms | Match-Trader source |
| Allowed / offered on at least one account type |
Rules can differ between account types — check the linked page for the account you want. |
| Restricted countries named | Belarus, Iran, Myanmar, North Korea, Russia source Countries the firm names. Its list may also refer to sanctions lists or other countries — check the linked page. |
PropHelix offers three paths:
Prices. The homepage and the compare-paths page show a price box reading “Today $10” and “After passing Step 1 $539”. The homepage shows a 100K account size marked “Best value”. Our copy does not name the path or account size for the price box. It also does not show prices for Instant or Vortex, or say whether fees are one-time or recurring. Check the price at checkout.
Refunds. The terms say you may request a refund of the purchase fee within three business days from the date of purchase. They say the execution of any trade ends this refund eligibility. Otherwise, the terms say all fees are non-refundable, unless applicable law requires otherwise or the provider decides otherwise. The homepage says PropHelix does not refund the original challenge purchase fee when you receive your first or any later payout.
| Rule | Instant (Instant page) | Steady (Steady page) |
|---|---|---|
| Profit target | None | 5% |
| Daily loss | 3% (the page also shows “Varies by account”) | 3% |
| Maximum loss | 6% static (the page also shows “Varies by account”) | 6% static |
| Consistency | 20% | Not stated in our copy |
The FAQ says Instant and Steady have no minimum trading days, and that no path has a fixed time limit. The rules page says Instant provides leverage up to 1:30. The Steady page says leverage is up to 1:30, subject to the programme conditions.
The rules page says your daily loss must not exceed 3% of the initial balance, and your total account loss must not exceed 6% of the initial balance. It says overall loss is a static floor of the initial balance and includes unrealised P&L. It also says no single trading day may exceed 20% of total profit. Our copy of these sentences does not name the path they apply to.
The Instant page tells traders to stay within the daily and overall loss limits while maintaining a consistency score. It also refers to a maximum risk per symbol; our copy does not show a figure for it.
The Vortex page shows profit targets of 7%, 6% and “No Profit Target”, maximum daily loss figures of 5%, 4% and 3%, and static maximum loss figures of 8%, 7% and 6%. Our copy does not show which phase each figure applies to.
The FAQ says Vortex requires 3 minimum trading days in Step 1, Step 2 and Funded. The Vortex page says there is no time limit, no consistency rule and no maximum risk per symbol. Our copy of the Vortex page does not state leverage.
News and weekends. The rules page says trading during economic news and holding positions over the weekend are allowed under the Instant rule framework. The homepage says news trading is allowed on PropHelix challenge and funded demo accounts. Our copies do not state weekend-holding rules for Steady or Vortex.
Expert Advisors. The FAQ says EAs may be used only if they comply with the platform and rule framework. It says automated strategies must follow the same rules as manual trading.
Listed practices. Our saved copy of the terms lists the following practices but does not show the heading above them: arbitrage (including latency, price or triangular arbitrage), exploitation of platform errors, use of delayed data, trade copying between accounts, account sharing or account management by third parties, use of bots unless expressly permitted, hedging between accounts, excessive risk-taking or unrealistic trading behaviour, non-standard position sizing, “all-in” or gambling-like behaviour, excessively high-frequency trading and inconsistent trading strategies. Read the full terms before trading.
Breaches. The FAQ says breaking a rule may result in a warning, restriction, account review or termination, depending on the type and severity of the breach. It says hard breaches of drawdown limits or other serious violations may mean the account or evaluation is no longer valid.
The FAQ says all current paths offer up to an 80% performance-based reward split for eligible accounts. It says eligible traders may request a payout every 14 days, provided all applicable requirements are met, and that payouts are not automatically guaranteed. The Instant, Steady and Vortex pages each describe a recurring 14-day cycle.
The terms say rewards may be subject to internal review, verification procedures, including KYC, and anti-abuse checks. They say performance rewards, where granted, are separate from and do not include reimbursement of the challenge purchase fee.
Our saved copies do not state a minimum payout amount, payout methods, payout fees or a scaling plan.
The FAQ says PropHelix currently supports Match-Trader, available on Windows, MacOS, Web, iOS and Android. The platforms page says you trade through Match-Trader with integrated TradingView charting, and that it offers browser-based access with no software installation, as well as desktop and mobile access. It says platform functionality may vary depending on account type, supported devices and third-party service availability. The homepage says more platforms are coming soon.
Our saved copies do not list the instruments or markets that can be traded.
The terms name Elite Company s.r.o., operating under the PropHelix brand, at Hlavná 2901/61, 080 01 Prešov, Slovakia. The legal imprint says the company is registered in the Commercial Register of Okresný súd Prešov. The anti-money-laundering policy gives its Company ID (IČO) as 57 504 440.
Simulated accounts. The site says all trading takes place in a simulated environment using demo accounts, and that PropHelix is not a broker and does not provide live customer trading capital. The terms describe the trading environment as one that operates with fictitious capital and does not execute trades on real markets, and say any profits shown are not real profits. They also say the services do not constitute investment services, brokerage services, portfolio management or financial advice.
Restricted countries. The anti-money-laundering policy says the company does not provide services to users located in, or citizens of, Iran, North Korea, Myanmar, the Russian Federation and Belarus. The terms say the provider reserves the right to restrict access to users from certain countries.
The firm describes Steady as built for traders who prefer staged commitment and a lower initial entry point. It describes Instant as built for traders who want to skip evaluation phases, and Vortex as built for traders who prefer a traditional two-step evaluation. Traders who need a platform other than Match-Trader should note that the FAQ names Match-Trader as the platform currently supported.
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PropHelix offers three simulated paths — Instant, Steady and Vortex — on Match-Trader, with reward splits of up to 80% for eligible accounts and payout requests every 14 days. Its pages publish the operator, static maximum loss limits and Steady's $10 entry fee, but our saved copies do not show a full price list or the instruments traded. The terms allow refund requests within three business days of purchase, and executing any trade ends that eligibility.
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Find My MatchNo. The firm says all trading takes place in a simulated environment using demo accounts, and that PropHelix is not a broker and does not provide live customer trading capital.
The Steady page says you pay $10 to start the simulation phase, then pay the rest only after you pass. The homepage shows a price box reading “Today $10” and “After passing Step 1 $539”; our copy does not name the path or account size for that box.
The FAQ says eligible traders may request a payout every 14 days, provided all applicable requirements are met. It also says payouts are not automatically guaranteed.
The terms say you may request a refund of the purchase fee within three business days from the date of purchase. The execution of any trade ends this refund eligibility.
The FAQ says PropHelix currently supports Match-Trader, available on Windows, MacOS, Web, iOS and Android.
The anti-money-laundering policy says the company does not provide services to users located in, or citizens of, Iran, North Korea, Myanmar, the Russian Federation and Belarus.