TakeProfitTrader Reviews

Great firm and my number one go to! They are not for everyone though as they have a more restrictive trailing drawdown for the funded accounts. If you are disciplined though they are the must have accounts for active traders because you can receive payouts daily. If you are an experienced and disciplined trader I highly recommend!!

The five days to pass is a little lagging but once past buffer you are guaranteed to get paid out quickly

Very slow in response when it comes to issues with an account, the trailing draw down sucks, 5 days to pass is too long, other than that a decent prop firm.

TakeProfitTrader offers solid trading conditions with clear and fair rules. While I’ve seen that some people report issues, my personal experience has been very positive—especially when it comes to customer service, which has been responsive and helpful whenever needed. Overall, it’s a reliable platform, and as long as you follow the rules, your payout will definitely not get denied.

Decent prop firm but may not be for everyone. Evals are not the least expensive and then once you pass the rules actually get more difficult with trailing drawdown. This is definitely a bit annoying but it does give an actual incentive to get to a live account because then it turns to normal eod drawdown. The daily payouts are great but for many people they may get caught with the trailing drawdown. Also they have a history of cancelling accounts for people that accidently hedge for just a second or other strange rules that are not always explained that well. They need to be clear about some of their rules and the trailing drawdown is annoying but otherwise a great daily payout firm for proficient traders

TPT is a great firm with OK rules. Not a fan of their intraday rules on funded account and their 80/20 split. But they do pay daily and are pretty fast. Otherwise, in pro+ - the 90/10 split is very nice and probably has the best live option on the market . BUT a very tough first part obstacle with PRO accounts and intraday. Their support is ok, very slow in responses.

I’ve had a strong experience with Take Profit Trader overall, especially compared to a lot of other futures prop firms in the space. What first caught my attention was how simple and direct the model seemed. The company positions itself as a one-step futures funding firm, and one of its biggest selling points is that traders can withdraw profits from day one on PRO accounts above the required buffer, without waiting for a long payout window. That kind of structure is a big reason why many traders even look at the firm in the first place. From a user perspective, what I appreciated most was the clarity. A lot of prop firms create unnecessary confusion with layered rules, hidden restrictions, or payout conditions that feel harder to understand than the actual trading. Take Profit Trader felt more straightforward. The process is built around choosing an account size, completing the evaluation under risk rules, and then moving into a PRO account once verified. That cleaner setup made it easier to focus on trading instead of constantly worrying about whether I was misunderstanding the program. The payout model is honestly one of the biggest strengths. In my experience, that is where a prop firm either builds trust or loses it. Marketing is easy. Actually paying traders is what matters. Take Profit Trader heavily emphasizes day-one withdrawals on PRO accounts and says payouts are typically processed within one business day through methods like Plaid, PayPal, or Wise. That creates a much more trader-friendly feel than firms that make you wait through random payout windows or force you to meet extra day-count requirements before touching your profits.

A firm that is very strict with its rules and one needs to be very careful. Amazing opportunity with the daily payouts, of course, they were the pioneers of the idea but the funded accounts have trailed DD and they are tough to pass. Copy trading accounts could be dangerous and even one second of disruption could cause hedge violation rule breach and thus closing of the accounts. I think TPT are a great firm that needs to be traded on its own, one account at a time until the fundeds are in static mode, otherwise, it is tough.

Personally have not got a payout from them yet, their trailing intraday drawdown is not the best but their payout rules seem to be great. Support is ok but could be better.