Question 1

What is SizeProp?

Accepted Answer

SizeProp is a crypto-native prop trading firm. We provide funded trading accounts up to $200,000 for traders who pass our evaluation challenge. You trade with our capital — no personal deposits required.

Question 2

How does the evaluation challenge work?

Accepted Answer

Pay a one-time challenge fee and receive a simulated trading account. Trade to reach the profit target while staying within the daily loss limit and maximum drawdown. Pass and you're eligible for a funded account with up to 95% profit split.

Question 3

Are there minimum trading days?

Accepted Answer

No. SizeProp has no minimum trading days, no consistency rules, and no time limits. You can pass the challenge in a single trade if you hit the profit target. The only requirement is at least one trade every 90 days to keep your account active.

Question 4

What markets can I trade?

Accepted Answer

SizeProp is crypto-native. You can trade BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, and other major cryptocurrency futures with leverage up to 5x on BTC and 2x on altcoins.

Question 5

How do payouts work?

Accepted Answer

Payouts are processed in USDT and sent same day after approval. Funded traders keep up to 95% of their profits. There are no hidden fees or deductions beyond the initial challenge fee.

Question 6

Is there a free trial?

Accepted Answer

Yes. SizeProp offers a free $100,000 demo account so you can experience the platform, test strategies, and understand the rules before purchasing a challenge.

Question 7

What happens if I fail the challenge?

Accepted Answer

If your equity breaches either the daily loss limit or maximum drawdown, the account is closed. You can purchase a new challenge attempt at any time — there are no cooldown periods.

Question 8

What is the profit split?

Accepted Answer

Funded traders receive up to 95% of their realized profits. The exact split depends on your account tier and challenge type.

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