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    Breakout Review & Live Pricing (November 2026)

    Kraken-owned crypto evaluations, no minimum trading days, 80% split rising to 90% with an upgrade

    $20
    Cheapest entry

    1-Step Turbo · $5K

    80%
    Best profit split

    1-Step Classic

    Wilmington, DE, USA (Kraken-owned) · trading since 2023

    From $20 · 1-Step Turbo · $5KPrice this plan ›
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    Find your Breakout plan

    Pick the market, product and size. Every figure below is read from Breakout's own checkout and rules pages.

    Program

    Account size

    $330 today. Hit $9,000 in profit.

    1-Step Turbo · $100K

    $330

    One-time fee

    Evaluation

    Profit target
    $9,0009%
    Max drawdown
    $3,0003%, static

    Once funded

    Profit split
    80%Up to 90%
    Details

    1 phase, max leverage 10x. 90/10 split upgrade at checkout: $396

    Data checked · Source: breakoutprop.com

    Full Breakout rules

    Cost to your first payout

    • Entry price$330
    • Total paid$330

    Break-even on your first payout: $413 of profit.

    Which product should you buy

    The two figures that decide between Breakout's products, on the market you selected.

    1-Step Turbo

    $20 to start, 80% of profit.

    $20
    Entry from
    80%
    Profit split

    1-Step Pro

    $33 to start, 80% of profit.

    $33
    Entry from
    80%
    Profit split

    1-Step Classic

    $45 to start, 80% of profit.

    $45
    Entry from
    80%
    Profit split

    Spark

    $139 to start, 80% of profit.

    $139
    Entry from
    80%
    Profit split

    Breakout at a glance

    What Breakout is, in the numbers we keep on file.

    Markets
    Crypto
    Account sizes
    $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, $100K, $200K
    Evaluation
    1 or 2-Step
    Minimum trading days
    0
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    US traders
    Restricted
    Payout methods
    Crypto only (USDT, USDC)

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    Editorial review

    Our read on Breakout: what works, what to watch, and who it suits.

    By the PropTraderCheck Research Desk. Data checked 8 November 2026. Corrections

    Overview

    Breakout, founded in 2023 and owned by Kraken, runs crypto-focused one-step evaluations: 1-Step Classic, Pro and Turbo, plus the Spark plan. Sizes range from 5K to 200K.

    What we like

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    • No minimum trading days on any plan.
    • No consistency rule recorded in our data.
    • Stablecoin payouts, which suit traders who already hold crypto.

    What to watch

    • The split starts at 80% and reaches 90% only through an upgrade.
    • The drawdown is static on some plans and end-of-day trailing on others, between 3% and 6%. Check which one you are buying.
    • Our data does not yet record Breakout's payout timing or caps.

    Who it fits

    Crypto traders who want a quick one-step evaluation and are happy to be paid in stablecoins.

    Breakout questions, answered

    What profit split does Breakout offer?

    The split is listed at 80% by default, upgradable to 90%.

    How often does Breakout pay out?

    Payouts are recorded as on-demand, available 24/7, paid in USDC in roughly 24 hours.

    Does Breakout have a consistency rule?

    No consistency rule is reported in the data we track for this firm.

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    Independent research based on Breakout's public documentation. We are not affiliated with Breakout. Last verified 8 November 2026; prop firm rules can change without notice, so read the firm's current terms before you pay.