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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Such an amazing prop firm. Mostly the team issue payouts with in minutes and instant approve if you fulfill their rules. Even the rules are not here to fail your challenge on purpose but to give you s... See more

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

I love this firm so far, they are responsive. Their accounts are expensive but that's because there are almost zero terrible rules. Got approved with my payout instantly

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I give review on December after Two month of waiting now 2026 is running I am waiting for live account as they are premises but sti no any accy i received they only select me as Market Master only no... See more

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Paid! I just received my first payout. The whole experience being very easy and FAST! Many thanks to PTT and especially Juliana for pointing me in the right direction. Excellent customer service,... See more

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Paid To Trade is a forex prop firm built so traders actually get paid. Choose an instant funded account or a 1-step or 2-step evaluation, trade with simple rules, and withdraw every 7 days. Payouts land in 10 to 20 minutes on average. The fastest so far was 3 minutes. Profitable traders are routed to the real market through our liquidity provider, so we earn from the profit split, not from your losses. Since June 2025: 2,400+ traders paid, $4.46M+ paid out, zero payouts denied.


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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

i signed up for their newsletter

i signed up for their newsletter. big mistake. they spam me every day. sometimes 3 emails a day. "special offer" "last chance" "your account needs attention". i unsubscribed. still got emails. i reported as spam. they switched to a different email address. i blocked that. they used another. i asked support to remove me. they said "you need to log in and change email preferences". i logged in. no such setting. they just lie.

10 June 2026
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Reply from Paid To Trade | No Restrictive Rules

We looked into this and can't verify any of it.

All our emails go through Klaviyo. Klaviyo enforces one-click unsubscribe on every email, and once you unsubscribe, you're automatically suppressed. We can't override that even if we tried. We also don't send from multiple email addresses to dodge unsubscribes. That would violate anti-spam laws, and our system doesn't work that way.

The bit about support telling you to "log in and change email preferences" doesn't add up either. That setting doesn't exist in our platform, and it's not something our team would say.

If this actually happened to you, send us the email address it happened on. We can pull the full send logs from Klaviyo and show exactly what was sent and when. Happy to do it publicly.

For anyone else reading: the unsubscribe link at the bottom of every email works instantly. You can also email support@paidtotrade.net and we'll manually suppress you right away.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

i had a withdrawal of $450 approved

i had a withdrawal of $450 approved. they sent a confirmation email. then next day they sent another email: "withdrawal cancelled due to technical error". i asked to resubmit. they said "you need to request again". i did. this time they denied for "insufficient trading volume". i had plenty of volume. they just changed the reason. i submitted again. denied again. this went on for 3 weeks. i gave up. $450 still there. but i cant get it out.

10 June 2026
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Reply from Paid To Trade | No Restrictive Rules

We checked our records and can't find a payout matching this description.

Here's how our payouts actually work: traders can request a withdrawal every 7 calendar days. Payout requests are instantly approved, and approved payouts are processed within 15 minutes. We don't cancel approved withdrawals and then rotate through different denial reasons. That's not a thing that happens in our system.

"Insufficient trading volume" isn't even a payout denial reason we use. So that part doesn't line up either.

If this is real, send your account ID or payout confirmation email to support@paidtotrade.net. We'll pull the full payout history and sort it out. If there's a legitimate $450 stuck somewhere, we want to get it to you.

But we've had a recent wave of fake reviews from someone attempting to extort our company, and this reads like another one. The details don't match how our platform works.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

their customer support is outsourced to…

their customer support is outsourced to a company that doesnt know anything about trading. i asked "what is the maximum drawdown for instant accounts?" support said "10% from starting balance". i asked "is that trailing or absolute?" they said "what is trailing?" are you serious? the person answering support questions doesnt know basic trading terms. i asked for a supervisor. they said "all agents have the same training". thats terrifying.

10 June 2026
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Our support isn't outsourced. We run an in-house team trained specifically on our products. So that's wrong from the first sentence.

The drawdown answer you were supposedly given (10% from starting balance) is actually correct for our Instant Funded accounts. If this conversation happened, the agent got it right.

The "what is trailing?" part is where this falls apart. Our agents handle drawdown questions daily. It's one of the most common questions we get. The idea that someone on our team doesn't know what a trailing drawdown is just isn't realistic.

We log every support conversation. If you actually had this exchange, give us a date, a ticket number, or the email you contacted us from. We'll pull the transcript and post it. If an agent really said that, we'd want to know about it.

We're dealing with a string of fabricated reviews from someone trying to extort our company. This one follows the same pattern: vague enough to sound believable, but the specifics don't hold up.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

i made $350 profit

i made $350 profit. requested withdrawal. they said "you need to complete 20 trading days before first withdrawal". i have screenshots of their website before i signed up. it said "no minimum trading days". i sent them the screenshots. they said "our terms have been updated". you cant update terms after i signed up and traded. thats breach of contract. i threatened legal action. they banned my account. 1 star.

10 June 2026
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Reply from Paid To Trade | No Restrictive Rules

Some of our accounts do have minimum trading day requirements. This isn't hidden. It's listed on the product page and in the terms before you purchase. So "no minimum trading days" was never a blanket statement across all our products. It applies to specific account types (like our Static accounts), and each product page spells out its own rules.

We also don't retroactively change terms on active accounts. If you bought an account with specific conditions, those conditions stay. That's how it works.

The "banned for threatening legal action" part doesn't match anything in our system either. We don't ban accounts over support disputes. If someone has a legitimate issue, we'd rather fix it than lose a customer.

Same offer as always: send us your account ID, the screenshots you mentioned, or any email thread with our team. We'll pull the full history. If something went wrong on our end, we'll make it right.

But this follows the exact same pattern as several other fabricated reviews posted recently by someone attempting to extort our company. Vague screenshots that never get shared, policies that don't match our actual platform, and just enough detail to sound convincing if you don't know how our accounts work.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

scalping is banned

scalping is banned. i didnt know. i made 12 trades in 1 hour. average hold time 30 seconds. all profitable. $400 profit. then they sent email: "account terminated for excessive scalping". i asked where the rule is. they sent a pdf page 47. page 47! who reads page 47? put it on the main page. 1 star.

10 June 2026
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We don't ban scalping. There's no scalping restriction on any of our accounts. Scalp all you want. Hold trades for 5 seconds or 5 hours, we don't care. There's no minimum hold time, no maximum trade frequency, nothing.

There's also no 47-page PDF. Our rulebook is a single page PDF. Our terms are straightforward and we don't bury rules in fine print because there are no hidden rules to bury.

"Account terminated for excessive scalping" isn't a message our system sends. It doesn't exist as a template, an automated email, or a manual response. It's made up.

This is another fabricated review from an ongoing extortion attempt against our company. The person posting these keeps inventing policies that don't exist at PTT. Different review, different fake scenario, same person.

If you're a trader reading this and you like to scalp, go for it. We have no issue with it. And if you ever have a real concern about what is or isn't allowed, check our Help Center at help.paidtotrade.net or message our support team directly.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

took them 11 days to approve my kyc

took them 11 days to approve my kyc. i uploaded passport, selfie, utility bill. all clear. then they said "selfie doesnt match passport". i retook. then "utility bill is 31 days old, needs to be under 30 days". are you serious? its one day over. retook. then "passport glare". its a goddamn passport. i gave up. never even traded. lost $350.

10 June 2026
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Reply from Paid To Trade | No Restrictive Rules

We'll be honest, KYC can be a pain sometimes. We use Veriff, a third-party identity verification provider, and they are strict. Selfie needs to match your ID. You need your actual physical document in hand (not a photo of a photo). Utility bills need to be recent. That part is real, and we understand it's frustrating when you get bounced back on a technicality.

But that's Veriff doing its job. It exists to protect traders and prevent fraud. We don't control their review timelines or rejection reasons, and we definitely don't drag out KYC to keep someone's money.

Now, the rest of this review. Eleven days is not a normal KYC timeline. Most verifications complete within hours. "Lost $350" also doesn't make sense. If you never passed KYC and never traded, you'd contact support for a refund. That's a normal request and we process those.

The fact that this review ends at "I gave up" with no mention of requesting a refund tells you everything. A real customer would have asked for their money back. Someone making up a story doesn't think to include that part.

This is part of the same wave of fake reviews from an individual attempting to extort our company. If you're a real customer stuck on KYC, email support@paidtotrade.net and we'll help you get through it.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars

I dont see many women writing prop firm…

I dont see many women writing prop firm reviews so Im adding mine.

Ive had accounts at six different firms since 2021. The pattern at most of them was the same: pass an evaluation, get funded, take one or two payouts, then get tripped up by a rule that didnt exist during the evaluation phase. Consistency rules. Percentage risk caps. Lot size limits that only kicked in after funding. One firm added a rule mid-cycle and didnt notify anyone.

Paid To Trade has no restrictive rules. Thats not a slogan. There is literally no consistency rule, no percentage risk limit, no lot size cap, no maximum daily profit, no minimum trading frequency. The rules during evaluation are the same rules during the funded phase. Nothing changes. Nothing gets added.

Payouts: Ive taken ten across two accounts. Every single one approved in 0.1 seconds, deposited in 10-15 minutes. My return on account fees is about 3.3x combined. The payout process is the easiest Ive encountered at any firm.

Support: Will, Hannah, and Juliana have all helped me. Fast responses, specific to my account, never condescending. Hannah especially was great when I asked detailed questions about trailing drawdown mechanics.

Newsletter: Wills psychology newsletter comes three times a week and Ive applied his frameworks more than any trading course Ive taken. His issue on distinguishin between discipline and rigidity changed how I manage my trading plan.

Business model: They make revenue when traders get paid. It explains everything about how they operate. The no restrictive rules, the fast payouts, the helpful support. Their success depends on my success.

What Id improve: representation matters and Id love to see more female traders featured in their marketing or community content. A women-in-trading spotlight or community group would be welcome. Also, a loyalty discount for returning customers whove proven profitable would reward consistency.

Paid To Trade is the best firm Ive used and Ive used enough to know the difference. If youre on the fence, stop comparing and just try it. The no restrictive rules policy and the 15-minute payouts will sell you on the first cycle.

8 June 2026
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

I was skeptical when I first read it

I was skeptical when I first read it. But think about it: if Paid To Trade profited from traders failing, why would they have no restrictive rules? Why would payouts take 15 minutes instead of 15 days? Why would support actually help you understand your drawdown instead of keeping you confused? Everything about this firm makes sense when you understand the business model. They earn when you earn. So they remove friction, simplify rules, and pay you fast. Straightforward.

8 June 2026
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Trading from Cape Town

Trading from Cape Town. ZAR isnt a base currency option but the crypto payout process is seamless and fast from South Africa. No geo-restrictions, no restricted instruments, no restrictive rules. I trade gold and USD/ZAR on my PaidToTrade account with no issues. Muneerah helpe with my initial setup and Juliana answered a follow-up about lot sizing. Both fast, both helpful. Return is about 2.6x fees over three months. Would be great to see ZAR base currency added eventually but it hasnt been a blocker.

8 June 2026
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Paid To Trade doesnt try to impress you…

Paid To Trade doesnt try to impress you with a hundred features. The rules are simple. The payout process is simple. The dashboard is simple. No restrictive rules, no clutter, no fluff. In an industry full of firms trying to look sophisticated while hiding restrictions in fine print, PaidToTrade wins by keeping it clean.

7 June 2026
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Served eight years

Served eight years, now I trade forex full-time. The discipline is there. What I needed was a firm that doesnt punish disciplined traders with arbitrary rules. Paid To Trade has no restrictive rules. No consistency rule punishing a big win week. No percentage risk limit forcing me into positions that dont match my analysis. I apply my discipline to my own risk management and PaidToTrade lets me. Six payouts, about 3x return on fees. Hillary from support was responsive and professional, which I appreciate. Only suggestion: a dark mode for the dashboard. Small thing but I trade in a dark room and the white background is rough at 5am.

7 June 2026
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Found Wills trading psychology…

Found Wills trading psychology newsletter through a link in a forex subreddit. Subscribed because it was free. Read it for a month before I even looked at Paid To Trade as a firm. Once I saw no restrictive rules and 15-minute payouts, I signed up. Now I have three funded accounts and read the newsletter every time it drops. The firm and the content reinforce each other. Smart business.

7 June 2026
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

New to prop trading and had a lot of…

New to prop trading and had a lot of questions. Lukas spent probably 15 minutes answering them over chat without once making me feel like I was wasting his time. How drawdown works, when I can take my first payout, what happens if I hit the limit. Clear answers every time. That kind of support turns new traders into long-term customers. PaidToTrade knows what theyre doing with their team.

5 June 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

professional scammer will reset…

This professional scammer will reset our account even if we make a withdrawal. It's a complete fraud.
Anyone who trades in this should not waste their time, they are 100% scammers.
Or they may not give you a withdrawal at the time of withdrawal, citing some reason.
If someone says something negative about them on Discord, they will block them immediately or they will delete the message immediately, If someone comes and says they can't get a withdrawal, they will be blocked or they will delete the message they sent. That's when we know they are complete frauds.

17 January 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

SCAM

Hello everyone,
WARNING!!!
Here is a brief feedback on a bad experience with the prop firm PAID TO TRADE.
After a first payout that did not cover the cost of buying my account, I went on to validate a second one. That is where things became much more complicated.
My payout was approved but 10 days later, NO PAYMENT.
Customer support keeps telling me to be patient without giving any timeframe, saying they are currently reviewing their system in order, I quote, “to improve the customer experience”. I know that several traders in my group are currently facing the same issues.
So avoid wasting your time and money with PAID TO TRADE as I did.

17 January 2026
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