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Public trackers count an estimated 80–100 prop firms closed since 2024. This is an independent, sourced record of who froze payouts or shut down — and the rules that actually block withdrawals. We take no money from any firm, and we never claim a tool can force a payout. Every line links to its source.
the mechanics
A challenge failing is loud and obvious. A blocked payout is quiet: you passed, you traded clean, and the money still doesn't move. These are the levers firms pull at the withdrawal window — some are stated rules, some are opaque algorithmic flags that misfire on honest traders.
the graveyard
Every one of these had traders and reviews too, right up until they didn't. The recurring pattern before a collapse is consistent: payouts slow, rules tighten, and earned profit gets cut retroactively. Watch the trend, not the star rating.
the methodology
A star rating is the easiest thing on the internet to fake. So we don't lead with it. Weight the signals that are hard to fake — and weight reviews down. This is the same model behind our free firm trust checker.
check a specific firm
Founded 2015 · Prague, CZ — sourced trust signals, payout rules & style-fit →
Founded 2016 · Israel — sourced trust signals, payout rules & style-fit →
Founded 2014 · Chicago, US · futures — sourced trust signals, payout rules & style-fit →
Founded 2022 · Dubai, UAE — sourced trust signals, payout rules & style-fit →
Founded 2024 · Mauritius — sourced trust signals, payout rules & style-fit →
Founded 2022 · UAE — sourced trust signals, payout rules & style-fit →
Founded 2021 · Austin, US · futures — sourced trust signals, payout rules & style-fit →
Founded 2021 · Dallas, US — sourced trust signals, payout rules & style-fit →
your leverage — honestly
A tool cannot force a bad-faith firm to pay — anyone telling you otherwise is overselling. What you can do is stack the odds and keep leverage before the withdrawal window, not after:
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See which of your habits could read as a prohibited strategy before you withdraw. Run the payout check →
Withdraw earned profit promptly, and keep a timestamped record of your own trades as dispute ammunition. See the live guard →
questions
Documented closures or wind-downs include FundingTicks (May 2026, after retroactive profit cuts), Seacrest Funding (Feb 2026) and MyFundedFX (Feb 2026); earlier, TrueForexFunds (2024, insolvency) and MyForexFunds (2023 regulatory freeze). Public trackers count an estimated 80–100 firms closed since 2024. Standings change — always check the firm's current status and recent reviews.
The most common reasons are a consistency/best-day rule blocking the withdrawal, a "prohibited strategy" flag (tick scalping, news, hedging), an opaque copy-trading or latency-arbitrage flag (often a false positive), or an operational trap like an open trade at the withdrawal request. The free payout check shows which of these your trading could trip.
No one can promise. But the pattern that precedes most closures is consistent: slowing payouts, rule-tightening, and retroactive changes to earned profit. Favour firms with long track records, independent audits or on-chain proof and clean regulatory history over star ratings — and do not leave large balances unwithdrawn.
No — and anyone claiming otherwise is overselling. If a firm decides not to pay, no evidence compels it. What you can do is avoid the patterns that trip false flags, keep an independent record of your trades, pick firms with clean payout histories, and have ammunition for a public dispute. That is leverage and foresight, not magic.
No. EdgeLedger takes no affiliate money to rank firms and does not invent a score. Everything here is aggregated from public, cited sources. We build trading-journal software that is unambiguously on the trader's side — which is exactly why we can publish this and firm-affiliated tools can't.
> Aggregated from public sources, cited per firm. We don't audit firms ourselves and we don't invent a score. Prop-firm rules, standings and ownership change often — confirm the current position on the firm's own site before you trade or rely on any of this. EdgeLedger is independent and not affiliated with any prop firm. Not financial or legal advice. Last reviewed 2026-06-09.
before you withdraw
The free payout check shows what could block your withdrawal — consistency math, sizing drift and the patterns firms flag — then EdgeLedger watches it live on your real trades. No signup to try it.