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Propology
Crypto perpetual futures priced from live Binance market data. One evaluation stage, a published rulebook, and your fee back with your first payout.
- Cheapest challenge
- $2K for $18
- Fee per $100k
- $329
- Profit split
- Up to 90%
- Payouts
- Every 14 days
- Stages1
- Profit target8%
- Daily loss limit3%
- Total loss limit10%
About Propology
Propology runs single-stage evaluations on crypto perpetual futures — BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB and XRP on every plan — priced from live Binance market data, on its own trading terminal with API access. Challenges run from $18 for a $2,000 account to $549 for $200,000, with $329 for $100,000. Every size has the same 8% profit target, 3% daily and 10% total loss limits, and pays out every 14 days at 80% to 90% depending on the account. The evaluation fee is refunded with the first payout, and a trader who misses the target without breaching a limit gets a free retry.
From Propology’s published terms, 24 September 2026.
Challenge plans
| Account | Fee | Leverage | Split |
|---|---|---|---|
| $2K | $18 | 250x | 80% |
| $10K | $79 | 250x | 80% |
| $25K | $149 | 128x | 80% |
| $50K | $209 | 64x | 80% |
| $100K | $329 | 40x | 85% |
| $200K | $549 | 20x | 90% |
One-time fees as Propology’s pricing page showed them on 24 September 2026, against the list price it strikes through; its page says figures are confirmed at checkout. Targets and loss limits are the same on every size.
Rules
- Stages
- One — no verification phase
- Profit target
- 8%, realised with no position open
- Daily loss limit
- 3% below equity at 00:00 UTC
- Total loss limit
- 10% of starting balance, a fixed amount
- How the total limit moves
- Its floor trails the end-of-day balance, never down
- Minimum trading days
- 5
- Time limit
- 30 days from the first trade
- Consistency rule
- Checked at payout, not at the pass
Payouts
- First payout
- After 14 days funded
- Then
- Every 14 days
- Profit split
- 80% to $50K, 85% on $100K, 90% on $200K
- Paid in
- USDT on Ethereum, Arbitrum or Tron, within 72 hours of approval
- Evaluation fee
- Refunded with the first payout
- Scaling
- +50% of the account after two profitable payout periods, to $1M
Trading
- Instruments
- USDⓈ-M perpetual futures — BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB and XRP on every plan
- Prices
- Live Binance market data
- Platform
- Propology’s own terminal, plus an API with your own keys
- Hours
- Continuous, weekends included
- News and weekends
- Trading through both is allowed
- Shortest allowed hold
- 120 seconds
- Missed the target without a breach
- A free retry
Common questions
How much does a Propology challenge cost?
From $18 for a $2,000 account to $549 for $200,000, paid once; $329 for $100,000. The fee is refunded with the first payout. Prices as shown on its pricing page on 24 September 2026, confirmed at checkout.
What is the Propology profit target?
8% on every account size, in a single stage with no verification phase. It counts only once realised, with no position open, and at least five trading days are needed to pass.
How does the Propology drawdown work?
Two limits, both measured on equity including open positions. A daily limit of 3% below equity at 00:00 UTC, and a total limit of 10% of the starting balance as a fixed amount, whose floor follows the end-of-day balance upward and never moves back down.
How and when does Propology pay out?
The first payout can be requested after 14 days on a funded account, then every 14 days, paid in USDT on Ethereum, Arbitrum or Tron within 72 hours of approval. The split is 80% up to $50,000, 85% on $100,000 and 90% on $200,000.
What can you trade on Propology?
USDⓈ-M perpetual futures priced from live Binance market data — BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB and XRP on every plan — on its own terminal or through its API, around the clock including weekends.
Does Propology have a time limit?
Yes: the evaluation has to be passed within 30 days of the first trade. A trader who runs out of time without breaching a limit gets a free retry.
Where these figures come from
- Trading rules, v3.2 (13 September 2026) — read 24 September 2026
- Pricing — read 24 September 2026
