Ranked by score
FTMO
Earn2Trade
Tradeify
Funding Pips
The Trading Pit
Hola Prime
Blue Guardian
OneUp Trader
TradeDay
Lux Trading Firm
Funded Trading Plus
Alpha Capital Group
E8 Funding
Audacity Capital
FXIFY
City Traders Imperium
No-cap firms at a glance
| Firm | TVSM | Profit split | Max funded | Payout cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FTMO | 79.9 | 80% standard (90% after scaling plan) | $200,000 | No cap |
| Earn2Trade | 79.6 | 80/20 in trader favour across Live and LiveSim accounts | TCP25 → $200K final account; TCP50/100 → $400K | No cap |
| Tradeify | 78.0 | 90% on sim-funded (Growth / Select / Lightning); 80% on Tradeify Elite live tier | $150,000 | No cap |
| Funding Pips | 77.5 | 80% standard (90% after scaling) | $400,000 (via scaling) | No cap |
| The Trading Pit | 77.3 | 80% (scales with milestones) | $160,000 (standard); higher via scaling | No cap |
| Hola Prime | 77.2 | Pro/Prime: 65% weekly / 80% bi-weekly / 95% monthly; Direct: 80% bi-weekly (90% upgrade) | $4,000,000 via scaling plan | No cap |
| Blue Guardian | 76.2 | 80% standard (scales to 85%+) | $200,000 | No cap |
| OneUp Trader | 75.9 | 100% of first $10,000 in profit, 90% thereafter | $250,000 | No cap |
| TradeDay | 75.1 | 80% on first $50K profit, 90% on next $50K, 95% above $100K | $150,000 | No cap |
| Lux Trading Firm | 73.9 | 75% base split (scales toward 80% on funded stages) | $10,000,000 (via scaling) | No cap |
| Funded Trading Plus | 73.5 | 80% (scales with milestones) | $200,000 | No cap |
| Alpha Capital Group | 71.2 | 80% (scales to 85%+) | $200,000 | No cap |
| E8 Funding | 70.0 | 80% | $300,000 (via scaling) | No cap |
| Audacity Capital | 68.6 | 50-90% by program (Funded Trader Program 50-60%; scaling program ~75%, up to 90%) | $480,000 (via All In Program) | No cap |
| FXIFY | 67.7 | 70-90% by program; ~80% standard (90% requires add-ons) | $400,000 | No cap |
| City Traders Imperium | 61.8 | 80% (scales with milestones) | $4,000,000 (via scaling) | No cap |
“No cap” means the firm's payout policy applies no monthly or per-payout ceiling on a standard account. Split and account-size values are the firm's standard tier; scaling plans may raise both. Derived from each firm's scored payout-cap evidence and re-verified monthly.
Why the cap matters more than the split
The cap is the real ceiling
A 90% split with a $2,500 per-payout cap pays a strong $10,000 month the same as a $2,778 month — the cap, not the split, governs what you take home. On a no-cap firm your withdrawal scales with your performance.
“None” isn't always none
Some firms headline “no cap” while capping your first several payouts at a fixed dollar amount, or capping the higher-risk account types. We score the actual policy, so those firms don't appear on this list.
Excess can be voided
On a minority of capped firms, profit above the cap isn't carried forward — it's forfeited. That turns a cap from an inconvenience into a direct loss of earned money. No-cap firms remove that risk entirely.
Still read the rest
No cap is one variable of seventeen. Minimum trading days, the consistency rule, the payout schedule, and the drawdown model all still apply. Open each firm's scorecard before you fund.
Payout cap FAQ
What is a prop firm payout cap?
A payout cap is the maximum you can withdraw in a single payout cycle (or per month) regardless of how much profit you actually made. For example, a firm may share 90% of your profits but cap each payout at $2,500 — so a $10,000 profit month still only pays out $2,500, with the rest delayed to future cycles or, on some firms, voided entirely. A no-cap firm pays your full earned share every cycle.
Which prop firms have no payout cap in 2026?
In our dataset, the firms with a verified no-cap payout policy include FTMO, Earn2Trade, Tradeify, Funding Pips, The Trading Pit, Hola Prime, Blue Guardian, OneUp Trader, TradeDay, and others — each ranked on this page by TVSM score. The list is derived from each firm’s scored payout-cap evidence and re-verified monthly.
How do you verify that a firm has no payout cap?
We read the firm’s own payout policy and score the payout-cap variable under TVSM-PF. A firm is listed here only when that evidence shows no binding cap on standard accounts — not when its marketing simply omits the cap. A firm whose documents are silent ("None stated") is not treated as a verified no-cap, and a firm that caps early payouts (e.g. a fixed dollar amount on your first four withdrawals) is excluded even if a headline reads "None".
Is a high profit split the same as no payout cap?
No — and conflating them is the most expensive mistake new funded traders make. A firm can advertise a 90% split and still cap each payout at $2,000–$3,000, which silently limits a strong month far more than the split does. Always read the split and the cap together: the split is the percentage you keep, the cap is the ceiling on how much of it you can actually take out per cycle.
Do no-cap firms still have other payout rules?
Yes. No payout cap does not mean no rules. Most firms still apply a minimum trading-day requirement, a minimum profit threshold before your first withdrawal, a consistency rule, and a payout schedule (e.g. on demand, bi-weekly, or per cycle). Read each firm’s full scorecard — the cap is one variable among seventeen.
How to verify a payout cap yourself
Read the firm's own payout policy or help-centre article, not its landing page — the cap is usually stated in the withdrawal terms. Each firm's scorecard on TraderVerdict links the exact payout-cap source we used. Cross-check the firm's regulatory standing against NFA BASIC and the FCA Register before funding any account.