Evaluations run on BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB and XRP perpetuals
Propology backs crypto traders who can prove an edge. Clear a two-phase evaluation on perpetual futures priced from live Binance market data, then trade a funded account with a published rulebook, a real matching engine, and payouts every two weeks.
Phase 1 · $100K
$106,420.18
How it works
The evaluation is a filter, not a maze. Every threshold below is enforced by the same engine that runs funded accounts — you are being measured against the rules you can read on this page.
Reach an 8% profit target on a simulated account funded to your chosen size. Stay inside a 5% daily loss limit and a 10% total loss limit, and trade on at least three separate days.
No deadline. No minimum trade count. No consistency score.
Do it again at 5%. Same limits, same instruments, same engine. This phase exists because one good week is noise — two is a process worth funding.
Included in your original fee. Most traders clear it faster than phase 1.
Trade firm capital under a written agreement. Request your first payout after 14 days, then every 14 days after that. You keep 80% to start and 90% from your fourth payout onward.
Your evaluation fee is returned with your first payout.
Why Propology
Most of what makes an evaluation fair is invisible: how the mark price is derived, when maintenance margin bites, whether the firm profits from your failure. Here is where we stand on all three.
Marks, index prices, funding rates and depth come from Binance USDⓈ-M futures data. Orders fill against that book with maker and taker fees applied, so the cost of your edge during evaluation is the cost it would carry live.
Leverage is capped by position notional using exchange-style risk brackets: bigger positions get a lower cap and a higher maintenance margin rate. Your liquidation price here is the liquidation price you would get on a real venue.
We never take the other side of your position, and a breach earns us nothing beyond the fee you already paid. Our revenue is evaluation fees and our share of funded profits — the second line only grows when yours does.
First request after 14 days on a funded account, then every 14 days. Reviewed within one business day and paid in USDT on Ethereum, Arbitrum or Tron. The schedule is in the agreement, not at our discretion.
No sessions, no rollover, no weekend close. The daily loss limit resets at 00:00 UTC and funding settles every eight hours, so your risk window is a clock you can plan around instead of a market holiday calendar.
Every limit is published, versioned and enforced in code. There is no consistency score, no hidden lot-size rule and no discretionary review that can retract a passed evaluation after the fact.
Tiered by position notional, exactly like the exchange risk brackets.
Starts at 80% and steps to 90% from your fourth payout.
Checked on every mark-price tick, not at end of day.
Perpetuals never close. The daily limit resets at 00:00 UTC.
Straight answers
If a term matters to your P&L, it belongs on the marketing site — not in a PDF you get after paying.
You pay once for the whole two-phase evaluation, and that amount comes back with your first funded payout. No monthly subscription, no reset fees to stay alive.
Phase 1 and phase 2 are demo accounts on live prices. We say so plainly because the alternative — implying your challenge orders reach an exchange — is the industry's most common lie.
A breach is a number crossing a threshold, timestamped in your account log with the equity that caused it. You can audit it. We cannot invent one.
No. Both evaluation phases run on simulated capital priced from live Binance USDⓈ-M market data. Your orders fill against the real order book and pay real spread and fees, but nothing is routed to an exchange.
Funded accounts are governed by a separate agreement, and payouts are made from firm capital.
Two things: losing more than 5% of your starting equity in a single UTC day, or losing more than 10% from your starting balance in total. Both are measured on equity, so an open position in drawdown counts.
Nothing else is a breach. We do not fail accounts for being "too consistent", for using one strategy, or for trading news.
Requests are reviewed within one business day. Once approved, USDT is sent on Ethereum, Arbitrum or Tron — typically the same day, always within 72 hours of approval.
KYC must be complete before your first payout, not before your first trade.
Yes. Crypto perpetuals trade continuously, so there is no weekend gap to protect you from and no forced flat time.
Funding is charged or paid every eight hours, including weekends. Budget for it on carry-heavy positions.
See all frequently asked questions or read the full trading rulebook.
Ready when you are
Pick an account from $5,000 to $200,000, clear two phases at your own pace, and keep up to 90% of what you make.
Evaluation accounts are simulated. Trading involves substantial risk of loss.