TradeFundrr offers funding for U.S. stock and options traders through three paths: Pre-Prop, Prop and Pro. Each path is offered separately for stocks and for options. Pre-Prop is an evaluation on simulated capital. Prop is described as a funded account where trading starts on day one. Pro is a separate desk where the trader contributes their own capital and TradeFundrr adds leverage of up to 20 times.
All three paths quote an 80% profit split. The firm says payouts go out every Friday. Its Fee Refund Policy states that funded accounts are simulated, while the stock and options funding pages describe Prop as a "REAL funded" account; we explain this below.
This review is based only on TradeFundrr's own website and help centre. Several help-centre sections cover older products that the help centre itself files under "Legacy Product FAQs".
Everything in this review comes from TradeFundrr'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: “No Matter Which Path You Choose, You Get: 80% profit split” |
|---|---|
| Cheapest account | $599 (list price; one-time, plus a separate monthly subscription) source |
| Account types | 1-Step evaluation, Instant funding (no evaluation) source |
| Markets | Stocks, Options source |
| Allowed / offered on at least one account type | Rules can differ between account types — check the linked page for the account you want. |
The prices below are the list prices shown on TradeFundrr's stock and options funding pages. Pre-Prop and Prop each have a one-time programme fee plus a $99 monthly subscription. Pro has no upfront programme fee; the trader contributes capital instead.
| Path | Price | Starting buying power | How it starts |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pre-Prop (stocks) | $599 one-time + $99/month | $100K simulated buying power to start | Evaluation; promotion to Prop after passing |
| Pre-Prop (options) | $599 one-time + $99/month | $25K simulated buying power to start | Evaluation; promotion to Prop after passing |
| Prop (stocks) | $1,499 one-time + $99/month | $100K buying power to start | Trading from day one |
| Prop (options) | $1,499 one-time + $99/month | $25K buying power to start | Trading from day one |
| Pro (stocks and options) | No upfront programme fee; capital contribution required | Up to 20X the contribution, up to $20M | Application; no pass/fail evaluation |
The pages say the $99 monthly subscription covers live market data feeds, trading platform technology, risk management systems and ongoing support. The stock funding page says stock buying power starts at $100K and can grow to $1M or more, or $20M with Pro.
TradeFundrr says it refunds the one-time Prop fee with the first payout. The $99 monthly subscription is not refunded. Its Fee Refund Policy, last updated October 2026, adds conditions: the refund covers Stock Prop and Options Prop accounts only, it equals the one-time fee actually paid for that account, and there is a lifetime maximum of one fee refund per customer per asset class (stocks and options). The policy says Pre-Prop programme fees, activation fees, reset fees, extension fees and any Pro account fee or capital contribution are not refunded. No refund is owed if no qualifying payout is earned. The policy also says the firm may withhold or reverse a fee refund in cases including rule violation or chargeback.
For cancellations, the Fee Refund Policy summarises the separate Refund Policy as "All sales are final." Options and stock Pre-Prop accounts can be reset for $199. Prop accounts cannot be reset. The stock and options pages say a trader who hits a Prop loss limit can sign up for another Prop account.
TradeFundrr's product pages describe the Pre-Prop evaluation only in general terms: "hit simple profit targets, follow basic risk rules". The firm says the evaluation typically takes 1–4 weeks, depending on trading activity. A failed Pre-Prop evaluation can be retried by buying another Pre-Prop account, and the stock page says there is no limit on attempts.
The help centre's "Preprop Program And Prop Program FAQs" folder (articles updated on 5 October) lists articles on a daily loss limit, a maximum trailing drawdown, a profit target, a minimum hold time requirement, commissions, trading hours and "How does the 30% consistency rule work?". Our saved pages show these article titles but not their answers, so we cannot give the figures for the loss limit, drawdown, profit target, hold time or consistency rule. The reset article confirms that consistency requirements apply in the Pre-Prop step: a Pre-Prop account reset in the Prop step goes back to the Pre-Prop step, where the trader must complete the consistency requirements again. The site's risk disclosure says TradeFundrr enforces daily loss limits, maximum position sizes and mandatory stop-loss requirements, and that breaking them may lead to suspension or termination.
Pro has no pass/fail evaluation. The Stock Pro page says buying power and drawdown are set per trader during the application. It says contribution, buying power, maximum drawdown and income figures are subject to T3 Global review and individual onboarding terms, and that not all applicants are approved. Intraday buying power may differ from the buying power for overnight positions.
TradeFundrr's homepage says there are "No Pattern Day Trading limits". We could not find rules for the current Pre-Prop, Prop or Pro paths on news trading, overnight or weekend holding, automated trading, copy trading or hedging in our saved pages. The help centre has articles on overnight holding, scalping, news trading and trade copiers, but they sit under Legacy Product FAQs and cover older programmes such as Instant Funding, Incubator and the Volumetrica-based platform. We have not applied those legacy rules to the current paths.
All three paths quote an 80% profit split. The Pro sections say the 80% split applies to all gains. TradeFundrr says Prop and Pro traders can request a first payout in as little as 5 days, and that payouts then go out every Friday. Pre-Prop traders are paid only after promotion to a Prop account. The homepage says how soon a trader qualifies depends on the account type.
We did not find the current Prop payout requirements (for example a minimum number of trading days or a payout cap) in our saved pages. The Fee Refund Policy says these requirements are published on the Stock Prop and Options Prop pages, which we did not capture. A Legacy Product FAQ sets general payout guidelines per trader of $20,000 for futures, $15,000 for stocks and $15,000 for options, described as guidelines rather than rigid rules; it is filed under legacy products and we could not confirm it applies to Pre-Prop or Prop. The Stock Pro page lists "No cap on your earnings" among Pro features.
Scaling is described for stocks as starting at $100K and growing to $1M or more, and the Prop sections say traders who show consistent payouts may be invited to the Pro desk. We did not find the criteria for that growth in our saved pages.
TradeFundrr says traders can trade U.S.-listed stocks on the NYSE and NASDAQ, including small caps, large caps, biotech and ETFs such as SPY. For options it lists hundreds of liquid U.S. symbols, including single stocks, indexes such as SPX, weeklies and 0DTE. The Stock Pro page says Pro traders can trade over 10,000 U.S. stocks and ETFs. The current product pages refer to "our professional trading platform" but do not name it. The help centre's Getting Started articles (not filed under legacy products) say stock accounts use the Deepchart Web Platform, with the TradeFundrr Trader desktop as the only other option, and that options accounts use the dxTrade platform. These articles do not name Pre-Prop or Prop, and a separate Volumetrica FAQ is filed under Legacy Product FAQs, so check the platform with TradeFundrr before buying.
The Fee Refund Policy names the operator as TradeFundrr, LLC. The website footer gives an address at 88 Pine St, 23rd Floor, New York, NY 10005, with customer service Monday to Friday, 9AM–5PM EST, by email and phone. The homepage says TradeFundrr was founded by Christian Bose.
The site's General Disclosure says TradeFundrr is not a broker-dealer, investment adviser or financial planner. It says TradeFundrr works in partnership with T3 Trading Group, LLC, which it describes as a registered SEC broker-dealer and FINRA/SIPC member, and that joining TradeFundrr's programmes does not create a client relationship with these partners unless a separate agreement is signed. The site's T3 Global Disclosure describes T3 Global Trading, LLC as a professional trading company that is not a broker-dealer. We found no statement in the saved pages that TradeFundrr itself holds a licence.
On account type, the pages differ. The Fee Refund Policy, last updated October 2026, says "Funded accounts are simulated." The stock and options funding pages call Pre-Prop a "practice" account with simulated capital but describe Prop as a "REAL funded Prop account". We give more weight to the dated legal policy and treat Pre-Prop and Prop accounts as simulated. Pro is different: the trader's own contribution is at risk, and the Stock Pro page says that contribution is used to cover losses.
On Pre-Prop and Prop, the firm says traders are never asked to cover trading losses, though programme fees and the $99 monthly subscription still apply. On Pro, the firm says the contribution is at risk but the trader is never liable for more than the contribution. The Fee Refund Policy also notes that Prop accounts were sold as Express Funding accounts before 5 October 2026. We did not find a list of restricted countries in our saved pages; the funding pages say traders can trade from anywhere in the world.
Besides the simulated-versus-real wording above, the stock funding page's FAQ gives Pro contribution examples starting at $25K (up to $500K buying power). The Stock Pro page says Pro is for traders with $100K or more to contribute. The stock and options funding pages also say Pro is by invitation only, while the same pages and the Stock Pro page invite traders to apply. The product pages promise a refund of the "entire $1,499 fee", while the Fee Refund Policy limits it to the fee actually paid and to one refund per asset class for life; we used the policy.
TradeFundrr is aimed at traders of U.S. stocks and options. Pre-Prop is pitched at newer traders who want to prove their skills first. Prop is pitched at traders who want to start without an evaluation and can pay the higher one-time fee. Pro is for experienced traders with capital to contribute who accept that it is at risk. Traders who want published drawdown, profit-target and payout figures before buying should check the help-centre articles for the Pre-Prop and Prop programmes, which we could not read.
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TradeFundrr sells stock and options funding at a list price of $599 (Pre-Prop) or $1,499 (Prop) one-time, plus $99 a month, with an 80% split and Friday payouts. The Prop fee refund returns the one-time fee with the first qualifying payout, but the policy limits it to one refund per asset class for life. The main gaps are the missing loss-limit, drawdown and consistency figures in our captures, and the Fee Refund Policy's statement that funded accounts are simulated.
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Find My MatchOn the stock and options funding pages, Pre-Prop lists at $599 one-time and Prop at $1,499 one-time, each plus a $99 monthly subscription. Pro has no upfront programme fee but needs a capital contribution.
TradeFundrr quotes an 80% profit split on Pre-Prop (after promotion to Prop), Prop and Pro.
Yes, once: the Fee Refund Policy returns the one-time Prop fee actually paid with the first qualifying payout, limited to one refund per customer per asset class for life. The $99 monthly fee is not refunded.
Pre-Prop uses simulated capital. The Fee Refund Policy says "Funded accounts are simulated", although the product pages describe Prop as a "REAL funded" account.
TradeFundrr says Prop and Pro traders can request a first payout in as little as 5 days, with payouts every Friday after that. Pre-Prop traders must first be promoted to Prop.
Stock and options Pre-Prop accounts can be reset for $199. Prop accounts cannot be reset.