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Prop firms that accept Apple Pay
By Wealth.cat editorial team Updated October 29, 2026 Facts verified on October 29, 2026
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Prop firms with Apple Pay
| Program | Rating | Challenge payment | Payouts | Fee · time | Cheapest challenge | Profit split | Read review |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 FTMO | Yes | No | Payment: free · instant | €79 | 80% | Read review | |
 Goat Funded Trader | Yes | No | — | $36 | 80% | Read review | |
 Earn2Trade | Not rated yet | Yes | No | — | $150 | 80% | Read review |
 FundedNext | Not rated yet | Yes | No | — | $59.99 | 80% | Read review |
 MyFundedFutures | Not rated yet | Yes | No | Payment: available in certain states only | $105 | 90% | Read review |
 Topstep | Not rated yet | Yes | No | — | $49 | 90% | Read review |
What each firm publishes for Apple Pay. Payment providers, your bank or the network may charge extra, and a firm may offer a method only in some countries.
Ordered by our score where we have one; otherwise by the average user rating on app stores and TradingView, adjusted for the number of ratings. These ratings are the platforms' users', not a Wealth.cat score.
Apple Pay at the checkout
The firms below accept Apple Pay to pay for a challenge, and several of them group it with their card payments. Earn2Trade lists credit and debit cards “including Apple Pay and Google Pay”. Goat Funded Trader shows Apple Pay under both of its card options, so if a payment is declined on the first one you can try its alternative card processor. FTMO lists Apple Pay as instant and free. Topstep accepts it next to Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover and Google Wallet, and FundedNext names it among its payment options together with PayPal and Skrill. MyFundedFutures offers Apple Pay only in certain states.
Rewards
Apple Pay is a way to pay the fee. Rewards are paid through the payout methods each firm lists, such as bank transfer, Rise or crypto, which you can see in each review.
Before you pay
- Check that the option appears for you. MyFundedFutures says Apple Pay is available in certain states only.
- Keep the card in your name. Topstep and MyFundedFutures ask you to pay with a card in your name, and FundedNext cancels an order when the cardholder’s name does not match the account. If your Apple Pay wallet uses a card, the same rule is worth checking.
- Renewals count too. Earn2Trade bills its subscriptions every 30 days until you cancel or pass, and its no-refund policy covers automated renewals.