Last reviewed and fact-checked: September 1, 2026
◎ Best for
Bettors who want a weekly payout cycle and a firm that at least names its legal entity, and who are willing to request the drawdown limits directly before buying.
⚠ Avoid if
You need the drawdown rules in writing before paying. FundingPicks does not publish either its daily loss limit or its maximum drawdown.
Bettors who want a weekly payout cycle and a firm that at least names its legal entity, and who are willing to request the drawdown limits directly before buying.
You need the drawdown rules in writing before paying. FundingPicks does not publish either its daily loss limit or its maximum drawdown.
Rating Breakdown
- Trustpilot 4.4 from 18 reviews with 94% five-star
- Weekly payouts, where most firms in this category pay monthly or bi-weekly
- FundingPicks names its legal entity and jurisdiction, which most firms here do not
- Entry from $39 for a $1K two-step
- Neither the daily loss limit nor the maximum drawdown is published on the site
- The up to 90% profit split is not broken down by account tier
- UK access has been restricted, and one reviewer was refunded after being blocked
- Review base is small at 18 reviews
How the Challenge Works
| Evaluation type | One-step or two-step |
| Profit split | Up to 90% |
| Payout cycle | Weekly |
| Account sizes | $1,000 to $100,000 |
| Entry price | From $39 for a $1K two-step |
| Daily loss limit | Not published |
| Max drawdown | Not published |
| Legal entity | FundingPicks Ltd, Rodney Bay, Saint Lucia |
| Trustpilot | 4.4 from 18 reviews, 94% five-star |
Our Verdict
FundingPicks is a sports betting prop firm offering one-step and two-step evaluations on bankrolls from $1,000 to $100,000. FundingPicks charges from $39 for a $1,000 two-step, advertises a profit split of up to 90%, and pays on a weekly cycle. FundingPicks trades as FundingPicks Ltd, registered at Rodney Bay in Saint Lucia.
Two things put FundingPicks above most of this category. The first is the weekly payout cycle. Most sports prop firms pay monthly or bi-weekly, and several attach conditions that delay the first withdrawal by 30 days or more. The second is that FundingPicks names its legal entity and jurisdiction at all. That sounds like a low bar, and it is, but the majority of firms in this category name no company, no founder and no registered address anywhere on their sites.
FundingPicks holds a Trustpilot rating of 4.4 from 18 reviews, 94% of them five-star. The one substantive complaint came from a bettor who found the website blocked and called it a scam, and FundingPicks refunded them after a UK access restriction. That is a reasonable outcome, but it does flag that FundingPicks has restricted access in at least one major market, and bettors outside the firm’s supported regions should confirm access before paying.
The problem with FundingPicks is what it does not publish. Neither the daily loss limit nor the maximum drawdown appears anywhere on the FundingPicks site. Those are the two rules that end an evaluation, and a bettor cannot price the difficulty of a challenge without them. The advertised split of up to 90% is also not broken down by account tier, so there is no way to know which bankroll size actually earns 90% and which earns less. Both gaps are easy for FundingPicks to close and both should be closed.
FundingPicks suits bettors who want a weekly payout cycle and who value dealing with a named legal entity, provided they are willing to email support and get the drawdown limits in writing before buying. FundingPicks is a poor fit for anyone who wants the full rulebook published up front. Compare FundingPicks against FBMO, which publishes every limit and has a documented payout, before committing. Our weightings are on the methodology page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is FundingPicks legit?
FundingPicks trades as FundingPicks Ltd, registered at Rodney Bay in Saint Lucia, and holds a Trustpilot rating of 4.4 from 18 reviews with 94% five-star. Naming a legal entity puts FundingPicks ahead of most firms in this category. The review base is small and FundingPicks does not publish its drawdown limits, so treat the rating as encouraging rather than conclusive.
What is the FundingPicks drawdown limit?
FundingPicks does not publish it. Neither the daily loss limit nor the maximum drawdown appears on the FundingPicks website. These are the rules that end an evaluation, so request them from FundingPicks support in writing before buying a challenge. We will update this review when FundingPicks publishes them.
How often does FundingPicks pay out?
FundingPicks pays on a weekly cycle. That is faster than most sports prop firms, which typically run monthly or bi-weekly cycles, and several of which delay a first withdrawal until 30 days after the first funded pick.
How much does a FundingPicks challenge cost?
FundingPicks charges from $39 for a $1,000 two-step evaluation. Bankrolls run from $1,000 to $100,000, and FundingPicks offers both one-step and two-step formats. The advertised profit split is up to 90%, though FundingPicks does not break that figure down by account tier.
Can UK bettors use FundingPicks?
Access has been restricted in the UK. One Trustpilot reviewer reported being unable to reach the site and was refunded by FundingPicks. Confirm availability in your country with FundingPicks before purchasing an evaluation.
FundingPicks
Bettors who want a weekly payout cycle and a firm that at least names its legal entity, and who are willing to request the drawdown limits directly before buying.
Visit FundingPicks⚠ Prop trading risk
Challenge fees are money at risk. Most participants never reach a payout, and funded accounts are usually simulated capital rather than live funds. Rules and pricing can change at any time, so confirm them on the firm’s own site before you pay. Nothing in this review is financial advice.