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Prop firms that accept Google Pay

Updated October 29, 2026 Facts verified on October 29, 2026

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Prop firms with Google 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
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Yes No — $150 80% Read review
FundedNext
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Yes No — $59.99 80% Read review
MyFundedFutures
Not rated yet
Yes No Payment: available in certain states only $105 90% Read review
Topstep
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Yes No — $49 90% Read review

What each firm publishes for Google 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.

How firms list Google Pay

Google Pay shows up in different places at each firm’s checkout. Topstep calls it Google Wallet and accepts it next to Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover and Apple Pay. Earn2Trade counts it as a card payment: its list reads credit and debit cards “including Apple Pay and Google Pay”. Goat Funded Trader offers Google Pay in its main card option and again in its alternative card processor, which it suggests when a card is declined on the first option. FTMO lists Google Pay as instant and free, FundedNext names it next to PayPal, Skrill and Apple Pay, and MyFundedFutures makes it available in certain states only.

What it covers

At these firms Google Pay is a way to pay for the challenge. For rewards, each firm uses its own payout methods, which the reviews list one by one.

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