Propr FAQFrequently asked questions about Propr.

The official disclosure describes a simulated trading programme provider, not a broker or custodian. Funded accounts are simulated too.

No trading-capital deposit is involved. An evaluation service fee applies and is non-refundable after activation. The rules state trading-loss liability does not exceed that fee.

The official rules list neither. Profit targets, loss limits and prohibited-conduct rules still apply.

They use equity, including unrealised P&L. An open position can breach a limit without being closed first.

The Rulebook lists an 80% share, $20 minimum, on-chain USDC and processing within 24 hours. Requirements include identity verification and closing all positions.

A-book means Propr routes the signal to Hyperliquid. B-book means an internal entry without an on-chain trade.

No. The record establishes recorded events, not future payment capacity or guaranteed rewards.

Check official location restrictions, KYC, applicable law and current terms. Language availability is not proof of eligibility. Review Rulebook §16 before purchase.

The Rulebook says before funded activation, not at evaluation purchase. A valid government-issued ID and live selfie are listed.

The rules allow automation and copy trading but prohibit conduct such as opposing external hedges, collusion and exploiting latency. Read §14–15 together.

Account size is the simulated evaluation balance. The fee pays for the evaluation service. A 25K balance is not a deposit or an amount you can withdraw.

Shared HTML uses saved API data with a retrieval time. Screenshots show historical values. Check the official dashboard for current figures.

Compare fee, profit target and loss limits at the same account size. A smaller fee may come with tighter limits. Two evaluation stages should not be treated as a single target by adding their percentages.