This page gathers the only sign-up links Roya uses. It exists because an affiliate link is not neutral: we earn a commission when you create an account, and that commission is what funds what we pay back to you. Better written twice than hidden once.
Attribution locks when the account is created
On Propr.xyz, an account is attributed to a partner the moment it signs up — not when it pays, not later. In practice: if you create your Propr account without going through the Roya link, the 5% USDC cashback can never be attached to it again. No support ticket, no second account, no screenshot fixes that. It is the only irreversible step of this whole path, and that is why it sits at the top of the page.
Who pays the cashback, and with what money
The USDC cashback is paid by Roya, not by Propr. It is not a discount: you pay exactly the same price as a trader who arrived without us. We simply hand back part of the affiliate commission Propr sends us — 5% on every challenge, up to 10% with the bot's referral tiers — which means our interest and yours point the same way only for as long as we tell you the truth about the firm. It is claimed in @PropCashbackBot and paid in USDC on Solana.
Hypernova: 5% cashback, validated by hand
Since 12 September 2026, a reader offer is attached to Hypernova: 5% cashback in USDC on every challenge, paid by Roya through @PropCashbackBot out of the affiliate commission, never by you. There is still no Roya discount code at this firm — you pay its public price, exactly like a trader who arrived without us — and the check is manual: a screenshot of your username once, then the tier declared and the proof attached for each challenge, validated by us before the payout runs on Solana. Attribution locks when the account is created, so the Roya link comes first. Hypernova also stays on this page for what it is worth on its own: 85.7/100 on the grid dated 10 September 2026, a split of up to 80% reconciled on-chain to the cent, and a payout reserve of $497,973.33 read on Arbitrum on 1 October 2026 — it is the only firm in this comparison whose means of paying a reader can check for themselves.
“Traded with our own money” — what that means
We paid for the Propr.xyz challenges out of our own pocket, and the 228.89 USDC payout received on 18 September 2026 — $286.11 requested × 80%, reconciled on Ethereum — landed in our wallet. As of 19 September 2026, 48 payouts from our own Propr account have been reconciled on-chain, one by one (our full Propr.xyz test). Hypernova, on the other hand, was traded on an account provided by the firm: the test proves the mechanism pays, not what it costs to get in. Both are scored on the same public grid, and on both the “funded” account is a simulated account — your trading capital is not at risk, but the challenge fee is very real and non-refundable.
The rest lives elsewhere: the crypto prop firm comparison and all the crypto prop firm bonuses and codes. No figure on this page is published without its date. If you find one that moved at the firm and not here, that is a bug on our side.
The “funded” accounts at these firms are simulated accounts. Challenge fees are non-refundable: break one rule and the ticket is gone. Leveraged trading carries a risk of loss. Nothing on this page is investment advice.
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