Update, 8 October: the week of 5 to 11 October is in progress. Thursday morning UTC had tracked payouts at $15.53 million, with Tradeify still first. See the mid-week board. The September close below is unchanged.

September’s on-chain payout board is closed, and it cleared $100 million. Payout Junction’s September page, read 5 October, shows $108,303,335 across 74,675 blockchain-verified payouts. That is up 8.8% on the tracker’s August figure of $99,568,130, and up 122.5% on September 2025 ($48,673,164). Median payout was $1,114. Average was $1,450. Forty-one firms had at least one verified payout.

This is the finished month, not the mid-month read. FundedTruth’s 14 September note had the month at $42.73 million and running behind August’s pace. The second half closed that gap.

Who led

• Tradeify Futures: $39,898,912 across 24,158 payouts, 36.9% of the month, up 9.3% month on month. Largest single was $150,000 on 10 September.
• FundedNext: $18,045,239 across 14,965 payouts, 16.7%, up 17.6%.
• MyFundedFutures: $15,843,830 across 9,917 payouts, 14.6%, up 11.8%. Largest single was $80,000 on 2 September.
• Blue Guardian: $5,241,802, up 3.2%.
• The5ers: $3,597,500, up 12.8%. Largest single was $76,656 on 7 September.
• FundingPips: $3,559,187, down 2.6%.

The top three took about 68% of tracked September volume. That matches the shape of the Saturday week board, where Tradeify was still first on a slower week. Rule pages, not this ranking, are the place to check terms: Tradeify, FundedNext Futures, and My Funded Futures.

A few smaller moves are worth a glance. Hypernova was the biggest percentage riser, up 86.9% to $617,553. FundedSeat, which has since said it is closing, was down 38% to $408,799. Those are small bases. A big percentage on a small number is not a new market leader.

An earlier statistics-page snapshot the same day had September nearer $107.5 million. The monthly page is the one used here, and Payout Junction says these figures re-verify against the chain on refresh. Treat the dollars as the close, not as a number that can never tick.

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: September was a real on-chain record month, not a mid-month scare. Tradeify’s share is the story inside the story: one futures firm accounted for more than a third of everything this tracker can see. Do not use the table to rank a firm that 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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