Overview
TradeFundrr is a New York funding firm for traders of US stocks and options. It was founded by Christian Bose, who spent more than 20 years in institutional trading, and it lists T3 Trading Group, a registered broker-dealer, as a strategic partner. It suits equity and options day traders who want size without sitting broker-dealer exams.
How the evaluation works
There are three paths, each offered for stocks and for options.
Pre-Prop: a simulated evaluation with $100K of buying power for stocks or $25K for options. Pass it and you're promoted to a Prop account. It costs $599 once plus $99 a month.
Prop: a funded account from day one, with $100K of buying power for stocks or $25K for options. It costs $1,499 once plus $99 a month, and the $1,499 comes back with your first payout.
Pro: an invite-only desk where you put up your own capital and get up to 20 times leverage on it.
The site doesn't publish the Pre-Prop profit target or the loss limits for any account. Check them on the terms page before you buy.
Rules worth knowing
You can trade NYSE and NASDAQ stocks, ETFs such as SPY, and options on liquid US symbols.
On Pre-Prop and Prop accounts you never owe anything for trading losses, but hitting the loss limit ends the account.
The $99 monthly subscription covers data and the platform.
On Pro, your own contribution is at risk.
Getting paid
You keep 80% on every path. Prop and Pro traders can take a first payout in as little as five days, and after that payouts go out every Friday. Pre-Prop traders start earning once they're promoted.
At a glance
- Platforms
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- Payouts
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- Based in
- New York, United States
Good
- One of few funding programs for US stocks and options
- Prop fee refunded with the first payout
- Weekly payouts every Friday
- No licensing exams needed
Watch for
- $99 monthly subscription on every account
- Prop fee is high at $1,499 upfront
- Evaluation targets and loss limits are not published on the site
Challenges
Every account TradeFundrr sells. Sort by any column.
| Program | Drawdown | Payouts | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Prop (Stocks)Instant | $100K | $1,499refundable | None | — | — | — | 80% | None | Weekly, every Friday |
| Prop (Options)Instant | $25K | $1,499refundable | None | — | — | — | 80% | None | Weekly, every Friday |
Trading rules
What the funded account lets you do. Restricted means allowed with conditions; check the firm's terms.
Payouts
How you get paid
- Methods
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- Frequency
- Weekly, every Friday
- First payout
- after 5 days
Profit split by program
- Prop (Stocks)
- up to 80%
- Prop (Options)
- up to 80%
What traders say
Scores from the sites traders use, and our summary of what they're saying, checked 6 October 2026.
TradeFundrr, a New York firm offering funded accounts in stocks, options and futures, has a small but mostly positive review base: 4.2 on Trustpilot from about 80 reviews. Its Forex Peace Army page has no reviews yet, and the rest of the evidence is a handful of Reddit threads, mostly from options traders. Some third-party sites quote a Trustpilot score from 14,000 reviews; that figure does not match the firm's own Trustpilot page and is ignored here.
What traders like
Payouts that come through. Many Trustpilot reviewers say payouts arrived quickly, and a few mention reaching their third or fourth.
Options trading. Options traders, including 0DTE traders, say it is one of the few prop firms that lets them trade their style.
Clear, if strict, rules. Reviewers and Reddit posters say the rules are tough but published plainly, and the dashboard is easy to follow.
Support. Several mention quick fixes and friendly replies.
Common complaints
Platform limits. Options traders on Reddit say the Sterling platform makes it hard to manage exits, for example no stop orders on short options, and the mobile app is weak.
Products switched off. Several reviewers say SPX and index options were unavailable for long stretches, with slow communication about it.
Rule changes. One Trustpilot reviewer says the drawdown amount was changed for existing users without notice.
Payout terms. Some note the lifetime payout cap per account, the 80/20 split and a submission cutoff for the weekly payout cycle.
Recently
September 2026: recent Trustpilot reviews are mostly positive, citing quick payouts and repeat payouts. No new pattern of complaints shows up in the last 90 days.
Where this comes from
Trustpilot: the main review page.
Forex Peace Army: page set up, no reviews yet.
Reddit search: options and prop firm threads.
Verified reviews
Reviews from traders who've connected an account at TradeFundrr to Chartnaut, so you know they actually traded there. Opening soon.
