Transparency · Proof
Do prop firms actually pay? Check ours yourself.
Quick answer
The only payout proof worth anything is one you can verify without the firm's help. MixFunded publishes the blockchain transaction ID of every reward on a public ledger, settled in USDT (TRC-20) every Monday. £96,500+ has been paid to traders since December 2024, and each transfer can be opened on a block explorer in about ten seconds.
How to verify a reward in four steps.
01
Open the public ledger
Every processed reward is listed at /ledger with its amount, date and transaction ID. Nothing is filtered out; the list is the whole record, not a highlight reel.
02
Copy the transaction ID
Each entry carries the TRC-20 transaction hash for the USDT transfer that settled it. That hash is written to a public blockchain and cannot be edited after the fact.
03
Check it on a block explorer
Paste the hash into a public explorer such as Tronscan. You will see the amount, the timestamp and the receiving wallet exactly as the ledger states them.
04
Read the machine-readable feed
The same data is served as JSON at /api/public/ledger.json, so review sites and researchers can audit the record programmatically rather than by hand.
Why screenshots are not evidence.
The standard payout proof in this industry is an image: a dashboard balance, a bank notification, a Discord post. All three are trivially editable, and none of them can be traced back to a counterparty. A blockchain transfer is the opposite — it is written once, timestamped by a network the firm does not control, and readable by anyone with the hash. That difference is the entire reason MixFunded settles rewards on-chain.
What the reward cycle actually looks like.
A funded account needs a minimum of 3 trading days before a first request, and a $50 minimum balance to withdraw. Requests are reviewed and processed every Monday, then paid in USDT on the TRC-20 network. The standard split is 80/20 in the trader's favour, rising to 90/10 after three consistent rewards. Once a transfer clears, it appears on the ledger with its hash.
Full mechanics are in how prop firm rewards work and the rulebook.
Questions to ask any firm before you buy.
- Can you give me a transaction ID for a recent reward?
- Where is the complete payout record published, not just the best ones?
- What are the exact grounds on which a reward can be withheld?
- What is the minimum withdrawal, and who pays the network fee?
- How long does a review take, and is the reason shown to me?