Most of this site measures how the Nasdaq 100 reacts to the releases that prediction markets trade on: CPI, payrolls, the Fed decision. A reader who trades those events on Kalshi or Polymarket eventually asks whether there is a way to do it on a funded account rather than their own, the way futures traders use prop firms. As of September 2026 there are two firms offering exactly that. I went through both sites, both sets of terms and both affiliate programs, and this is what is there. I am a partner of one of them, which is disclosed below where it matters.
| Funding Predicts | PredictFundr | |
|---|---|---|
| Who operates it | Funding Predicts Holdings, Inc., Dover, Delaware, with a street address and a support phone number on the site | Not stated anywhere on the site or in the terms. The terms refer to "the jurisdiction in which PredictFundr is organized" without naming it |
| How long the site has existed | Domain registered April 2026 | Domain registered 26 June 2026 |
| Evaluation | One phase. Profit target from $600 on the $10K account to $9,000 on $150K, a trailing end-of-day drawdown from $400 to $5,500, a daily loss limit, and a consistency rule (no single day above 35% of total profit, 50% on the $10K). Up to 45 days to pass | One phase. 20% profit target inside a 10% trailing drawdown, no daily loss limit, and the site says no time limit |
| Account sizes | $10K, $25K, $50K, $100K, $150K, plus an Elite tier | $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, $100K |
| List price of the challenge | $85 (10K), $125 (25K), $209 (50K), $359 (100K), $535 (150K), before any discount | $169 for the $25K account. The site's affiliate page quotes a $45 entry; the $5K, $50K and $100K prices were not listed when I checked |
| Profit split | 80% to 90% | 90% |
| Payouts | Every 7 days. Lifetime payout cap of $100,000 per trader | USDC to your wallet every 7 days, no lifetime cap stated; scaling of 25% after every three payout cycles, up to four times the starting size |
| Support | Email, phone, Discord | Discord, described as the fastest way to reach the team; email for billing and disputes only |
| Reviews | A Trustpilot profile with a rating in the high fours in August 2026, as reported by review aggregators | None found |
Every row is what the two sites and their terms said on the date above. Prices and rules change; the firm's own page is the one that binds.
Rules. Funding Predicts runs the rulebook futures prop firms run: a daily loss limit, a trailing drawdown that locks at the starting balance, and a consistency rule that stops one lucky day from carrying the evaluation. That makes it harder to pass by accident and harder to pass on one big contract. PredictFundr's rulebook is looser on paper, one target and one drawdown, and it is the newer and thinner of the two on everything that is not the rulebook.
Who you are dealing with. This is the row that decided the page. A prop firm holds your evaluation fee first and your payout later, and the only protection a trader has is knowing which company owes it. Funding Predicts names a Delaware corporation and a street address. PredictFundr, as of the date above, names nothing. That does not make it a bad firm. It makes it a firm I could not check.
Payout method. Funding Predicts pays through a payroll platform, PredictFundr pays in USDC to a wallet. If you do not hold a crypto wallet and do not want one, that settles it on its own.
Price. On list price the two are close for comparable accounts. Funding Predicts runs frequent sitewide promotions. My code took 20% off on the days I checked, and matched a 40% flash sale once; on a 30% sale it stayed at 20%, so the sale code was the better deal that day. Read the banner before you pay.
I have not traded a funded account at either firm, so I cannot tell you how strict the rules feel from the inside, how fast a payout actually lands, or what the pass rate is. Neither firm publishes a pass rate. Funding Predicts says it is backed by MyFundedFutures, a futures prop firm with a long payout record; that is their statement and I have not verified the relationship. If you find a number on this page that is wrong, the contact page is the fastest way to get it fixed.
I am an affiliate of Funding Predicts. If you buy a challenge with the code below, the firm pays this site a commission, and the code takes 20% off the challenge fee. When the site runs a bigger public sale, that sale's code is the better deal and I will say so here. That is the whole arrangement. I applied to PredictFundr's program too; their application form was broken on two attempts and the email application has not been answered, so there is no code for them here. Nothing on this page is investment advice, and a prop challenge is money you can lose.
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