Compare prop firms by verified payout activity: total
payouts, payout count, largest single payout, average
payout size and latest payout recency.
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Additional Information
The payout tracker measures observed payout activity
over each selected period. It helps you compare which
firms are paying out, how many payouts are being
tracked and how large those payouts are.
Payout activity is useful context, but it is not the
same thing as firm quality. Always compare rules,
drawdown terms, fees, support and trader reviews
before choosing where to trade.
The average payout gauge is a visual cue only. The
dollar value below it is the exact calculated average
for the selected period and filtered view.
Tracker FAQ
What is the payout tracker?
It is a live comparison table for independently tracked prop firm payout activity.
How often is it updated?
The production payout refresh runs regularly and the page reloads visible data while the browser is open.
What does average payout size mean?
Average payout size is total payouts divided by payout count for the selected period.
What does payout recency mean?
It shows payout recency: the elapsed time between the common publication cutoff and the firm's latest independently verified payout event.
Why show largest payout and average payout?
Largest payout shows the top single event, while average payout gives a better sense of typical payout size.
Can I compare firms across categories?
Yes. Use All for the full list or Forex, Futures and Crypto where Dodo has a trusted category mapping.
Does a higher payout total mean a better firm?
No. A higher total means more tracked payout volume in the selected period, not automatically better rules or trader experience.
Why might a firm appear in 30d but not 7d or 24h?
Some firms have verified historical payouts but no verified payout in the shorter active window.
Payout figures and rankings are based on tracked
information and may be incomplete, delayed, corrected
or reclassified. They are provided for general
information only, are not endorsements, and should not
be the sole basis for choosing a prop firm.