Alternatives · Propr.xyz
People land on this search for one of three real reasons — never “Propr is bad,” usually something specific. Here they are, and the three firms that actually address them, ranked by the same grid as everything else on this site.
84.7/100 · traded · public since 14 Aug 2026
The only firm in this table whose split we verified by arithmetic rather than by reading a page — two payout receipts reconciled against its Vault contract on Arbitrum at exactly 80%, to the cent — and a payout reserve you can read yourself, currently $1,001,060.62 (on-chain read, 18 August 2026). Public since 14 August 2026: checkout open, fees $120 / $275 / $365 on the 25K account. Keep its own FAQ’s nuance in mind: accounts remain simulated, and signals can feed its central book.
72.9/100 · docs-only
Publishes payout transaction hashes on Arbitrum, which few firms in this category do — the same verifiability instinct we reward Hypernova for. The catch: its advertised ceiling dropped from $500K to $100K between July and 15 August 2026, also with no announcement. Buyable today; we haven’t traded it ourselves.
69.8/100 · docs-only
The Solana-native option, for traders who specifically want off Hyperliquid — advertised up to 90%. It is docs-only for us: we have read the rulebook, not traded it, so like every firm we haven’t put money into, its score is held under our 85-point desk-research cap rather than taken on faith. Its actual weighted score today is 69.8/100.
Said honestly: on the published grid, Propr still ranks #1 at 85.7/100, and it remains the only firm in this table that has actually paid us — 119.79 USDC, settled in about two minutes. An alternatives page that hid that to sell you on switching would be dishonest. The three firms above are real options for specific reasons — arithmetic-verified settlement, published tx hashes, a different chain — not because Propr has stopped being the most complete, buyable option today.
On our published grid (last revised 12 August 2026), Propr.xyz itself still ranks #1 at 85.7/100 — it is the only firm here that has actually paid us. If you specifically want what Propr does worse — an arithmetic-verified split and a readable on-chain reserve — Hypernova (84.7/100) is the strongest alternative on the table — and since 14 August 2026 it is public, buyable on demand with published pricing. If you want payout transparency on a different chain, Carrot Funding (72.9/100) publishes payout transaction hashes on Arbitrum.
On paper, yes — Solana Funded advertises up to 90%. But an advertised split only matters if you actually reach it: it is docs-only for us, meaning we have read the rules but not traded the firm, so under our own methodology its score is capped rather than taken on faith. An 80% split you reach beats a 92% split you never do — that is exactly the lesson from GT Funded, which advertised up to 92% and then went dark.
Not automatically. The 2-Step 100K fee moved from $749 to $899 with no announcement, which is a real disclosure failure we score against Propr under our rules criterion — but the rulebook itself, the payout track record, and the trading freedom are still the most complete in the category. Weigh the price against what you're actually optimizing for: if it's verifiability, look at Hypernova or Carrot; if it's availability and completeness today, Propr at $899 is still ahead of both on our grid.
Only in a different category, and we flag that difference rather than hide it. Breakout is Kraken-owned and settles off-chain on a centralized terminal — that buys real operational safety (Kraken doesn't disappear overnight) but costs it the entire point of an on-chain firm: you cannot verify a payout the way you can on Propr, Hypernova or Carrot. If verifiable, on-chain settlement is why you're reading this page, Breakout answers a different question.
See the full published grid at Trust Score, our complete Propr.xyz review, or — if you’re weighing Hypernova against its rivals — Hypernova alternatives.
Affiliate disclosure: Propr pays us a commission on signups, at no cost to you. It buys them zero words on this page — the ranking above comes from the same weighted grid applied to every firm we track.
