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Prediction market
prop firms.

A new category of funded trading. These firms evaluate you on event contracts on platforms like Polymarket — not forex or futures. Pass the challenge, get funded capital, keep up to 90% of your profits.

Firms listed
3
All verified June 2026
Cheapest entry
Free
For Traders (Beta)
Top split
90%
PropMarket upgraded tier
Platform
Polymarket
All firms trade on Polymarket
Other categories CFD / Forex Futures Crypto Stocks Options Sports Prop Prediction Markets

Updated June 2026

Prediction market prop firms — listed

These firms fund traders to trade on prediction market platforms. Pass the evaluation with your own capital at risk-free terms, get funded, keep a share of profits.

#FirmScoreSinceCountryPlatformsPromo
1
PropMarket
PropMarket
8.0/10—
USUS
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2
Maven Trading
Maven Trading
7.2/10—
AEAE
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4
ForecastFunded
ForecastFunded
5.5/102026
NZNZ
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What you need to know

What is a prediction market prop firm?

Prediction market prop firms work like traditional funded trading firms, but instead of forex pairs or futures contracts, you trade on event-based markets — binary outcomes on political events, sports, economics, and crypto.

How the challenge works
You purchase a challenge account and trade on Polymarket or similar platforms. Hit the profit target without breaching drawdown rules and you get funded with the firm’s capital — no personal funds at risk after the entry fee.
What you trade
Event contracts priced 0–100 cents representing the probability of a real-world outcome. Markets cover US politics, crypto prices, macro events, and sports. Most firms route exclusively through Polymarket.
How payouts work
Once funded, profits above your high-water mark are split between you and the firm. Splits range from 70/30 to 90/10 in your favour. Payouts are typically processed within 7–14 days via crypto or fiat.
Key rules to watch
Most firms impose a maximum drawdown (typically 10% trailing), a per-market concentration limit (e.g. no single event makes up more than 10% of total profit), and a minimum trading day requirement.

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