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Prop firms with the highest profit split
A headline profit split can mislead on its own. Several firms quote a split that only applies if you buy an upgrade at checkout. The ranking uses the split each firm includes in the price, and each firm page notes any upgrade sold on top.
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Firms ranked by the highest profit split included in the price of any programme. Paid split upgrades are not counted.
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Questions about this ranking
Which prop firm has the highest profit split?
Two of the futures firms we track list a 100% split on their programmes: DayTraders.com and Apex Trader Funding. Among CFD firms, check whether a high split is included or sold as an upgrade: each firm page says which.
Is a 90% split better than an 80% split?
Only after fees. A 90% split bought with a 20% surcharge on a $540 evaluation needs roughly $1,080 of profit before it breaks even against the 80% default. Below that, the cheaper option pays more.
What is a normal prop firm profit split?
Among the firms we track, most include a split of 80% or 90%. Above that, check how the higher figure is earned: it may apply only to a first tranche of profit, or be sold as an upgrade at checkout.
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