A no-KYC prop firm: what we ask for, and what we never do

Fullport is a no KYC prop firm. We never collect identity documents: not when you buy, not when you pass, not when you request a payout, and not at any balance.

You need an email and password to trade, and a Solana wallet only when you want to be paid. Payouts go to that wallet in SOL as a public on-chain transfer. The one-person rule is still enforced, by device, network and wallet matching instead of passports.

KYC, short for "know your customer", is the identity check regulated firms run before they hold your money: a passport or licence, often a selfie, sometimes proof of address. A prop firm can skip it when it never holds your money: the fee buys access to a simulated account, and no assets are bought or kept in your name (terms).

• Traders who would rather not upload a passport to a firm they have just met.
• Crypto-native traders who already have a Solana wallet and want payouts to land in it.
• Anyone 18 or over who can contract and may lawfully use the service where they live (eligibility). There is no published country list on top of that, so checking local rules is your responsibility.
• Traders who want more than one account. You can hold up to 3 active accounts at once, each with its own payout cycle.

1. 1

   Sign up with an email

   Buy an evaluation by card, PayPal or crypto and attest that you are 18 or over. Set a password and trade in the browser, on your phone or computer.

2. 2

   Pass and accept the agreement

   Reach +6% realized without touching the 4% floor. Accepting the funded-trader agreement is a click, not a document upload.

3. 3

   Add a wallet and get paid

   From 5 days after funding, request profit above start + 4%. After review, 80% of the capped request is sent in SOL to the Solana address on your profile.

Payouts go straight to your own wallet in SOL, every 5 days, with no ID at any balance. The crypto payouts page works the numbers for each account size.

"No KYC" is a claim people stretch. Many firms skip it at signup and ask for ID before the first payout. Here is exactly what it covers at Fullport.

Two rules still need an identity: no more than 3 active accounts per person, and conduct rules that apply per person rather than per email. Without documents, those are handled with a few simple signals.

• The payout wallet is the identity. Payouts go only to the address on your profile. Changing it starts a 72-hour cooldown, which keeps your payouts protected.
• Device and network matching. Accounts are matched by the device and network they are used from, and by payout wallet. That is how the 3-account limit holds.
• A person reviews every match. Households and offices share networks, so a shared address alone is never acted on automatically.
• A quick conduct check. Every pass and payout request is checked against the conduct rules: markout screening, deployer-wallet checks and on-chain review of the coins traded.

Document checks are what most firms rely on; Fullport chose not to. These controls do that job instead, keeping the program fair for every trader without asking anyone for a passport.

• The same public rules. The evaluation has a +6% target, a 4% floor with no daily limit, a 55% consistency rule and a 15% per-order impact cap. The full rulebook is public before you pay.
• Clear caps. Up to 3 active accounts per person, and each request capped at $1,000, $2,000 or $3,000 by size.
• Taxes are yours to handle. Payouts are likely taxable where you live.
• One-time fee, no subscription. Your cost is capped at the fee: trading losses come out of the simulated balance, never your wallet.

For how no-KYC firms keep things fair in general, read no-KYC prop firms explained.