Update, 4 October: A later Payout Junction sync, timestamped 3 October 12:35 UTC, had the same week at $23,108,404 across 16,269 payouts. Tradeify was unchanged at $7,707,688. FundedNext had moved up to $4,381,020. The week was still open. This is not a new ranking.

The new on-chain week is already big, and it is also slower than the last one. Payout Junction’s board for 28 September to 4 October, read Saturday 3 October, showed $22,900,718 across 16,118 blockchain-verified payouts. The week is not finished.

Tradeify Futures is still first, at $7,707,688 across 4,868 payouts. That is 33.7% of the tracked week, and it is down 33.5% versus last week’s full total. FundedNext is second at $4,203,097 (3,399 payouts). MyFundedFutures is third at $3,329,535 (1,959 payouts).

The rest of the top of the board

• Blue Guardian: $1,079,205
• Funded Futures Family: $815,784, up 11.4% week over week
• FundingPips: $725,439
• The5ers: $616,046, down 30.2%
• Top One Futures: $392,526, up 45.3%

Largest singles so far: FundedNext $112,011 on 1 October, AlphaTraderFirm $100,000 on 2 October, then two more FundedNext payouts of $62,861 and $57,199 on 1 October. MyFundedFutures had a $52,237 payout on 28 September. Median payout this week is $1,125. Average is $1,421. Thirty-eight firms have a verified payout in the window.

Week-over-week percentages on this board compare a partial week with last week’s finished total, so a firm that looks “down” can still catch up by Sunday. TradersYard’s +1,486.6% is four payouts and $4,284. That is a small base, not a breakout.

Last week’s FundedTruth note, Tradeify leading a roughly $25 million week, is the comparison. Tradeify’s lead is intact. The pace is not. Firm pages for Tradeify, FundedNext Futures, and My Funded Futures are the place to check rules, not this ranking.

The caveat that has to sit next to every one of these numbers: Payout Junction counts public blockchain settlements, including Rise. It does not see wire or ACH. Apex, Topstep, and much of Take Profit Trader pay heavily off those rails, so they will not show up where their volume actually is. A firm missing from this list is not a firm that did not pay.

Our Take: Use this as a mid-week read, not a final score. Tradeify is still the on-chain volume leader, but a 33% drop against last week’s finished total is the real signal if it is still there on Sunday. Do not rank a firm by this table if it pays you by bank transfer.

Gourang Parekh

I’ve been trading for over 5 years, mainly across Indian markets, futures, forex, crypto, and CFDs. Over the years, I’ve traded with a lot of different brokers and prop firms and spent a huge amount of time testing their rules, platforms, pricing, drawdown models, payout systems, and trading conditions.

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