Reported payment activity is evidence with limits. Separate a source-board total from an individual outcome or future guarantee.
Editorial text revised 28 Oct 2026
Data snapshot: 2026-11-08 01:42:11.131Z. This is a source-data timestamp, separate from the editorial revision.
Public sources report payment activity for covered prop firms. That observation does not establish that every participant is eligible, that every request is approved or that a firm will pay a future request.
The supplied aggregate is $2,838,173,536 across 1,778,674 reported records from 49 covered firms. It is subject to source scope and reconciliation, not an independently audited industry total.
Rolling figures use PayoutJunction as primary when source totals differ by at most 15%; above that, totals and counts use the arithmetic mean and the largest figure uses the maximum reported. One available source is used alone. Coverage is partial; this is not an independent transaction audit or a lower bound.
Reported payout activity does not establish a firm's complete payout volume, solvency or likelihood of paying a future request. Missing coverage is not evidence of non-payment. Read the methodology and coverage limits.
Check the relevant firm profile, official program agreement and dated evidence. A source-board total cannot settle a contractual dispute or establish a participant's likely result.
No. A reported aggregate does not establish eligibility, approval, solvency or a future outcome. Check the applicable agreement and the evidence for the specific request.
No. Missing or stale coverage can leave a tracker without usable observations. That is not proof of non-payment.
No. PropPayouts combines public source-board figures. Its methodology explains scope, reconciliation and remaining uncertainty.
Separate reported payment activity from legal status, contract terms, eligibility and a prediction about a firm.
Read articleText revised 28 Oct 2026 · 2 min readA scoped comparison of reported seven-day activity for covered futures firms, with links to maintained profiles and current program documents.
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