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Monthly rule-change report

November 2026: price, rule and payout changes we recorded

By MyPropGenius editorial team · Published · Covers 1–30 November 2026

5 price changes · 15 rule changes · 4 payout changes

This is our first monthly re-check. On 1 November 2026 we re-opened every page our reviews cite and checked each quoted price, rule and payout term against the firm's own website. A person confirmed each change below on the firm's page, and a second check re-opened every page.

Changes we record in our daily checks are listed on our prop firm changes page.

Price changes (5)

  1. Carrot Funding — Carrot Funding now prices each challenge by its configuration; its FAQ gives 2-Phase fees from $11 to $719 and 1-Phase fees from $17 to $1,619. Our cheapest list price was $65 for the $5,000 2-Phase Challenge.

    Before: $65 ($5,000 2-Phase Challenge) After: $11 ($5,000 2-Phase, 60% split)
  2. Emerge Profit — Emerge Profit's futures MICRO evaluation now shows a list price of $75 a month (struck through, with a lower price beside it); our cheapest list price was $60 a month.

    Before: $60 a month (futures evaluation) After: $75 a month (futures MICRO evaluation)
  3. MyFundedCapital — MyFundedCapital raised 2-Step list prices: $2,000 from $29 to $39, $50,000 from $375 to $415 and $100,000 from $635 to $689; add-on prices on the $50,000 plan rose with them.

    Before: $29 ($2K 2-Step); $375 ($50K); $635 ($100K) After: $39 ($2K 2-Step); $415 ($50K); $689 ($100K)
  4. MyFundedPerps — MyFundedPerps cut its Signature list prices: $10K $87 (was $90), $25K $209 (was $225), $50K $419 (was $430), $100K $839 (was $870).

    Before: $90 / $225 / $430 / $870 (Signature 10K–100K) After: $87 / $209 / $419 / $839
  5. NYS Markets — NYS Markets' 8%/5% two-step CFD challenge is now called Two Step Classic and lists at $78 to $1,398 (was $58 to $998); a separate Two Step Prime with tighter limits is listed from $58.

    Before: $58–$998 (2 Step, $10K–$200K) After: $78–$1,398 (Two Step Classic)

Rule changes (15)

  1. Carrot Funding — New Carrot Funding rules for challenges bought from 28 Oct 2026: 1-Phase target 10% (was 8%), no Best Day rule, static challenge max loss, no loss-limit reset after a payout, profits from trades under 15 seconds not counted.

    Before: 1-Phase target 8%; Best Day rule; loss limits reset after a payout; payouts within 24 hours After: 1-Phase target 10%; no Best Day rule; static challenge max loss; no reset after payout; payouts usually within 24 hours, up to 30 days
  2. Funded Hero — Funded Hero now allows only self-built EAs (bought or rented bots banned), says approved payouts are sent within 2 business days, and charges its 5% payout fee on RISE and crypto only.

    Before: Any EA allowed if it follows the rules; Terms: payouts within 7 business days after verification After: Self-built EAs only; payouts within 2 business days; 5% fee on RISE and crypto
  3. Funded Squad — Funded Squad now allows copy trading only between the trader's own FundedSquad accounts. For accounts bought from 21 Oct 2026 the minimum hold is 60 seconds (was 2 minutes), on instant and funded accounts only.

    Before: Copying to/from own external accounts allowed; 2-minute minimum hold in all phases After: Copying only between own FundedSquad accounts; 60-second hold, funded stage and instant only
  4. MyFundedCapital — MyFundedCapital's open-risk limit is now 5% on funded accounts only (was 3% on all accounts). Its Terms now allow copying only between your own accounts and define banned scalping by a 1-minute hold test.

    Before: Open risk 3% on all accounts; Terms allowed copying other traders After: Open risk 5% on funded accounts only; copying only between own accounts
  5. Next Level Funded — Next Level Funded's account picker now labels every maximum drawdown as static, while its FAQ still calls the instant accounts' drawdown trailing; the pages conflict, so we no longer record a trailing drawdown.

    Before: Trailing drawdown on instant accounts After: Pages conflict (picker: static; FAQ: trailing)
  6. Next Level Funded — Next Level Funded's FAQ now allows up to $500,000 in evaluation accounts per trader (was $400,000).

    Before: $400,000 evaluation allocation After: $500,000
  7. NYS Markets — NYS Markets now counts trades in either direction on the same instrument as one trade idea for its risk limit; before, only trades in the same direction were grouped.

    Before: Same instrument, same direction After: Same instrument, any direction
  8. OneFunded — OneFunded's Terms now also list the United Arab Emirates as a prohibited country.

    Before: 21 restricted countries After: 22 (United Arab Emirates added)
  9. OneFunded — OneFunded's Value Challenge now includes a Progress Pass: a trader who reaches half a phase's profit target and then breaches gets a new Challenge free (Value accounts bought from 21 September 2026, one per purchase).

    Before: No free retake stated After: Progress Pass free retake on Value Challenge
  10. Paid To Trade — Paid To Trade's homepage FAQ now says fees are non-refundable and there are no free resets, and that the funded account is active within minutes of KYC and signing (was within 24 hours).

    Before: Funded account active within 24 hours After: Active within minutes; no free resets
  11. Plutus Trade Base — Plutus Trade Base's FAQ now lists Lightning accounts in $200K and $500K sizes as well as $20K, $50K and $100K.

    Before: Lightning $20K, $50K, $100K After: Lightning $20K–$500K
  12. Propr — Propr's homepage now lists forex perpetuals among its tradable markets, alongside crypto, stock, index and commodity perps.

    Before: Crypto, equity, index, commodity and metal perps After: Forex perps added
  13. Propr — Propr's rules page now says copy trading is permitted, including between the trader's own Propr accounts.

    Before: Not stated After: Copy trading permitted
  14. SwissFirmup — SwissFirmup now sells a separate Algo account for $29 for traders who run their own algorithm; before, its homepage said it was exploring one.

    Before: Algo account 'being explored' After: Algo account on sale, $29
  15. Traders Launch — Traders Launch no longer has an Early Access drop on sale: the pricing page says no drop is on sale and Drop 02 is next; the Hyperprop-only TL Drop #2 is gone.

    Before: TL Drop #2 on sale (Hyperprop only) After: No Early Access drop on sale

Payout changes (4)

  1. Carrot Funding — For challenges bought from 28 October 2026, Carrot Funding lets the trader choose a 60%, 80% or 90% profit split when configuring the challenge; before, every funded account had an 80% split.

    Before: 80% on every funded account After: 60%, 80% or 90%, chosen at purchase
  2. FundedHive — FundedHive's Pay From Profits page now says funded traders can earn up to 90% of profits; it said up to 100% before.

    Before: Up to 100% (Pay From Profits page) After: Up to 90%
  3. OneFunded — OneFunded's help centre now says payout requests are processed within 1–2 business days (the home page still shows a 1-hour payment speed), and crypto payouts are now USDT on ERC20 or USDC on ERC20/BEP20 instead of USDT TRC20.

    Before: Payment speed 1h; crypto USDT TRC20 After: Help centre: 1–2 business days; USDT ERC20 or USDC ERC20/BEP20
  4. SwissFirmup — SwissFirmup now applies a 40% best-day consistency rule before funded-account payouts; before, its 50% consistency rule applied to evaluations only.

    Before: 50% consistency rule, evaluation only After: Plus 40% best-day rule before funded payouts

Our corrections (1)

Changes to our own reviews, ratings and data this month. The full log, with every date, is on our corrections page.

  • 3 Nov 2026 Earn2Trade: our Transparency Index said we found no figures for its funded-stage costs, our facts listed no payout methods, and our review showed US residents and restricted countries as not published. Its help centre states the $139 LiveSim® activation fee, the Live data fees and the withdrawal fees (including US fees), names Rise, Deel, Bayzat and direct crypto as payout methods, and lists the countries whose citizens cannot be funded. The review and facts now include them, and the pricing clarity score is 7 (was 5), taking the total to 64.