Prop Firm Match Tracked About $325 Million in Payouts to Traders in 2025

How much did prop firms pay traders in 2025? Although these payout figures are often debated, Prop Firm Match tracked that these companies paid a total of almost $325 million to traders last year.

The prop firm review and rating website published the figures based on its payout tracker.

In 2025, $324,963,316 in payouts were tracked on Prop Firm Match 💰

Top Firms by Payout Volume:
🥇 @FundedNext – $107,794,710
🥈 @fundingpips – $97,088,576
🥉 @fnfutures – $46,917,040

The firms with payout tracking implemented are included in this list. pic.twitter.com/opAdgHqwcN

— Prop Firm Match (@PropFirmMatch) January 5, 2026

FundedNext Topped the List

Dubai-based FundedNext ranked at the top, paying out almost $108 million. FundingPips and FundedNext Futures, the futures prop unit of FundedNext, followed with $97 million and $46 million, respectively.

Top One Futures and E8 Markets, two other futures prop platforms, paid out almost $21 million and $19 million, respectively, to traders.

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Prop Firm Match’s payout tracker sources individual payout data directly from prop firms.

“It offers a clear view of trading performance and is shared directly by firms, allowing traders to see how payouts are spread across the industry,” Prop Firm Match said.

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Missing Leaders?

Despite the large figure, major firms such as FTMO and The5ers are missing from the Prop Firm Match payout tracker.

Although The5ers has never shared its payout figures publicly, FTMO’s founder and CEO, Otakar Šuffner, revealed last September that his company has paid out more than $450 million to traders since launch.

While FundingPips made it to the top of Prop Firm Match’s 2025 payout list, FundingTicks, a futures prop platform owned by the same group, recently faced strong backlash after changing its trading rules. These changes included a minimum one-minute trade hold time and a reduction in the profit split, applied with retroactive effect, which affected trader payouts and profitability. The platform later reversed the retroactive application of the rules.

Prop firms often advertise payout figures to build trust in their brand, especially in an unregulated industry. However, such claims are often questioned by many over their accuracy.