Prop Firms With the Highest Profit Splits
For example, a ninety-five percent split with a $5,000 payout cap and a consistency gate is mathematically worse than an eighty percent split paid uncapped. The list below filters for headline splits of ninety percent or higher, then ranks on our composite value score.
Profit split is the single most-marketed number in prop trading and the easiest one to game. For example, a hypothetical firm could advertise one hundred percent by paying it only on the first 10K of profit and eighty percent thereafter. A firm can advertise ninety percent but cap each payout at $5K. Read the payout-rules table on the firm review page before locking in on the headline percentage alone.
Goat Funded Trader
Saint Lucia · Founded 2023
No consistency rule, no time limit, static drawdown, wide platform choice
Blue Guardian
Toronto, Canada · Founded 2022
No consistency rule, static drawdown, Canada-based, simple rule structure
BrightFunded
Amsterdam, Netherlands · Founded 2023
Profit split scales over time, EU-based jurisdiction, no consistency rule
E8 Markets
Dallas, TX / Prague, CZ · Founded 2021
Fully configurable parameters, multi asset coverage, on demand payouts
OneFunded
Sofia, Bulgaria · Founded 2024
Lowest entry fee in this peer group, instant funding option, no consistency rule, fast payouts
Funded Trading Plus
London, UK · Founded 2021
Weekly payouts, capital scaling, split add-on, London HQ, instant funding option
Alpha Capital Group
London, UK · Founded 2021
On demand payouts, static drawdown, no consistency rule, simple fixed split
SabioTrade
Limassol, Cyprus · Founded 2022
CySEC broker partner, 1-Step only, lower entry fee than peers, no consistency rule
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Frequently asked questions
Which firm pays the highest unconditional split?
Several firms advertise splits at or near the full amount, subject to conditions. Check the live split and payout terms on each firm page.
Is a higher split always better?
Not when paired with a payout cap, consistency gate, or trailing drawdown that limits how much profit you can realistically generate. Optimise for split times realised profit, not the headline percentage.
Do firms increase the split over time?
A handful do, typically jumping from eighty percent to ninety percent after the second or third payout. The mechanic is more common on subscription-priced futures firms than on one-time-fee forex firms.