How PropPayouts tracks reported payout data

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PropPayouts compares figures published by Payout Junction and PropFirmMatch. It does not run an independent wallet-transaction index or authenticate every payment to a trader. This guide explains the information behind the rankings.

Rolling totals and source disagreement

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.

The divergence threshold is a reconciliation rule, not a confidence score. Agreement between two boards does not establish that their records are complete or independently authenticated. Different periods, payment methods and counting rules can produce different totals.

Calendar reports use a different source scope

Calendar-period figures use PropFirmMatch alone; matched category arms are summed. They are source-board reports, not independently audited transactions. Do not treat a calendar-month report as interchangeable with a rolling 30-day total, even when their dates are close.

What a record establishes

A source-board row may supply an amount, date, chain or payout rail. Those fields are reported by that source. A transaction link, where available, lets a reader inspect a blockchain transfer; it does not by itself prove the sender's ownership, the recipient's identity or why the transfer happened.

What remains unknown

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. PropPayouts does not independently filter a complete transaction ledger for internal transfers, refunds or affiliate payments. The combined total is not an independently established minimum.

Check the underlying scope

Start with a firm profile, compare the window and source freshness, and follow the full methodology. If a figure cannot be explained by the available source information, treat that as a coverage question rather than a conclusion about the firm.

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