What is a TXID and why does it matter?

A TXID (transaction ID) is the unique hash a blockchain assigns to every transfer. Anyone can paste it into a block explorer such as Tronscan and see the exact amount, sender wallet, receiving wallet, and timestamp — independent of anything the firm claims on its own site.

Where can I see MixFunded's verified payouts?

Every payout is listed on the public payout ledger at /ledger, alongside its TXID. As of now that ledger totals £36,857 paid since December 2024, across 286 funded accounts.

Why don't more prop firms publish TXIDs?

Publishing a TXID is a self-imposed accountability check — it lets outsiders audit real payment volume. Firms that only show screenshots of dashboards or bank transfers give no way to independently confirm the transfer happened, the amount, or that it went to a real trader.

Does a TXID prove the trader actually earned the money trading?

It proves the payment was made and settled on-chain. It doesn't by itself prove the trading history behind it — for that, look at whether the firm also publishes a leaderboard or account-level detail alongside the ledger.

What currency are MixFunded payouts made in?

MixFunded pays out in USDT on the TRC-20 (TRON) network, processed every Monday. TRC-20 is used because confirmations are fast and network fees are low compared with other chains.

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How do prop firm payouts get verified?

Prop firm payouts get verified when the firm publishes an on-chain transaction ID (TXID) for every payment, letting anyone look it up on a public block explorer like Tronscan. MixFunded posts every USDT payout with its TXID on a public ledger, so traders can confirm the amount, wallet, and date independently — not just take the firm's word for it.

Why "trust us" isn't verification.

Most prop firms show a dashboard screenshot or a bank statement crop as proof of payment. Both are trivially easy to fabricate and impossible for an outsider to check. Real verification requires something a firm can't edit after the fact — a public, immutable record.

How on-chain verification works.

When a payout settles in USDT on the TRON network, the transfer is recorded permanently on the blockchain and assigned a TXID. Anyone — trader, journalist, or skeptic — can enter that TXID into Tronscan and see the exact wallet-to-wallet transfer, amount, and timestamp. No login, no firm cooperation required.

How MixFunded does it.

Every Monday, MixFunded processes funded-account payouts in USDT (TRC-20) and adds each one to the public payout ledger with its TXID attached. Since December 2024 that ledger shows £36,857 paid across 286 funded accounts, out of 374 evaluations started. The profit split behind those payouts starts at 80/20 and scales to 90/10 after three consistent payouts — see the full mechanics on /rules.

What to check before trusting any firm's numbers.

Does the ledger show a TXID for each entry, not just a total?
Is the TXID checkable on a real block explorer, right now?
Does the payout schedule match what the firm advertises (e.g. every Monday)?
Are the underlying programs and rules — like drawdown limits — published alongside the numbers, on a page like /programs?

Quick facts.

Verification method: On-chain TXID, checkable on Tronscan
Payout currency: USDT (TRC-20)
Payout schedule: Every Monday
Total paid to date: £36,857 since December 2024
Funded accounts: 286 (from 374 evaluations)
Public record: /ledger

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