A crypto prop firm built for Solana traders.

Prop firms offer different routes into proprietary trading. Evaluation-based programs let traders demonstrate their strategy within defined risk limits before becoming eligible for a funded account. Crypto prop firms apply that model to digital assets; the markets, fees and rules depend on the provider.

At Fullport, you pay a one-time evaluation fee, choose an account size and work toward a published profit target. Pass the challenge under its rules to move to a simulated funded account. Eligible profits can then support payout requests, subject to the account caps and review process. You receive 80% of each approved payout request after the request cap.

New to the model? Our guide to crypto prop firms and funded accounts explains the evaluation, fees and what happens after passing.

Choose the simulated balance that fits your approach. The standard challenge has a 6% profit target, a 4% end-of-day trailing drawdown floor and a 55% consistency limit. There is no time limit or separate daily loss limit. A breach ends the account.

Funded accounts remain simulated. Payout requests follow a five-day cycle, with tier-specific request caps and a maximum of three payouts per account. Eligibility and conduct review apply. Read the full payout terms alongside the account pricing.

A search for prop firms can bring up programs for forex, futures, stocks and crypto. Even within crypto, a program offering Bitcoin derivatives may not support the Solana tokens you trade. Check the actual instruments and pricing model before comparing account sizes.

Fullport focuses on Solana memecoin trading using live on-chain prices from supported launchpads and pools. Simulated fills account for venue pricing and your order's price impact. That makes it a fit for traders who want to follow eligible token launches and manage spot-style positions. It does not offer forex or stock-index futures accounts.

For a closer look at market access and evaluation terms, read Memecoin Prop Firms: Accounts, Rules & Costs.

Trust starts with knowing how an account works. Fullport publishes its trading rules and fill policy before checkout. You can check the profit target, trailing floor, consistency limit, eligible tokens and execution restrictions in advance.

The drawdown floor moves at the UTC day close and never moves down. It locks at breakeven once the account reaches the required high. The floor is enforced during trading, so no daily drawdown does not mean unlimited losses. Choose an account with the loss limit in mind, not just the headline balance.

Use the Fullport browser terminal on desktop or phone, or use Fullport Tap with a supported Solana terminal. Both connect to your Fullport account and its trading rules.

Start by comparing the account sizes, reading the evaluation rules and choosing your challenge. Fullport does not require KYC documents. Trading remains simulated, and the evaluation fee is the money at risk.