PolyFundr
4.7 out of 10
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The short answer
Traders who read the docs: the public rulebook is the best in the category, honest that trading is simulated, with one step, no verification phase, and a free demo. The math puts you off. A 30% profit target plus a second 30% payout gate is the steepest in the category, and the homepage and docs disagree on maximum capital.
Who it suits
Best for
- Traders who read the docs: the public rulebook is the best in the category, honest that trading is simulated, with one step, no verification phase, and a free demo.
Avoid if
- The math puts you off. A 30% profit target plus a second 30% payout gate is the steepest in the category, and the homepage and docs disagree on maximum capital.
How the 4.7 adds up
4.7/10
Category assessment weighted across rules, payouts, cost, platform, support and transparency.
1 plan, from $49
Evaluation fee, not an account deposit. Listed prices are before promotions unless stated. Check the current contract and checkout.
PlanFromPrices by account size
One-step challenge5% maximum risk per position. Account fails after 14 days of inactivity. Free $1K demo has no funding attached.$49$5K $49 · $10K $125 · $25K $300 · $50K $500
Account rules
| Profit target | 30% of starting balance, measured on equity |
|---|---|
| Daily loss | 10% from day start |
| Maximum drawdown | 20% trailing from peak equity |
| Consistency and days | No winning day above 30% of combined winning-day profit; no time limit |
| Execution | Trades are simulated against live Polymarket prices. You are not trading directly on Polymarket. |
|---|---|
| Holding | News, weekends and holding to event resolution allowed. |
| Account range | Pricing lists $5K to $50K, with $100K coming soon. Support docs describe $10K to $200K. |
PolyFundr in numbers
- Profit target
- 30%
- Payout gate
- 30%
- Daily drawdown
- 10%
- Total drawdown
- 20%
- Max risk per trade
- 5%
- Inactivity limit
- 14 days
- Profit split
- 90%
- Entry from
- $49
Payout policy and conditions
| Profit split | 90% to the trader |
|---|---|
| Payout currency | USDC on Polygon, to an EVM wallet you supply |
| Payout speed | Inside 24 hours once approved |
| First payout gate | Realized eligible profit must reach 30% of starting balance |
| Later payouts | The 30% gate rebuilds after each payout is paid |
| Book must be flat | All positions must be closed to request |
| Consistency at payout | No single day above 40% of the combined profit of winning days since your last payout |
| Risk rules on funded | Same as challenge: 10% daily, 20% total, 5% per trade, 14-day inactivity |
| KYC | Not required |
Evidence and company
Risk 1
The 30% profit target is five times what Funding Predicts asks and 10 points above PropMarket. On a $5,000 account you need $1,500 in profit to pass.
Risk 2
The payout gate is a second 30%. Realized profit must reach 30% of starting balance before you can request anything, and that resets after each payout.
Risk 3
The homepage says up to $100,000 in capital. The support docs say up to $200,000. Both are on the same website.
Risk 4
The homepage sells No KYC as a benefit. For a firm sending money to wallets, the absence of identity checks is a risk to you, not a feature.
Risk 5
No legal entity, company number or registered address appears anywhere on the site or in the docs.
Risk 6
Homepage figures claim $65 million of traded volume across 7,400 trades. That averages $8,780 per trade on accounts the same page caps at $50,000.
Risk 7
Four Trustpilot reviews. There is no meaningful independent feedback to check.
Risk 8
The 5% max risk per trade is restrictive on a venue where a single event contract is the natural unit of risk.
Risk 9
The name is one letter away from PolyFunded, a different firm with very different rules. Check which site you are on.
3 questions traders ask
Are these real Polymarket trades?
No. Execution is simulated against live Polymarket prices.
Does passing the challenge qualify me for a payout?
No. The challenge has a 30% equity target. Funded payouts require a separate 30% realized eligible profit gate, which rebuilds after each payout. All positions must be closed.
What does the entry account cost?
$49 for a $5K challenge. The free $1K demo has no funding attached.
Before you choose PolyFundr
Match the loss limits, payout conditions and eligibility to how you trade. Read the firm’s current agreement before paying.
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