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Prop firms that accept Rise
By Wealth.cat editorial team Updated October 29, 2026 Facts verified on October 29, 2026
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Prop firms with Rise
| Program | Rating | Challenge payment | Payouts | Fee · time | Minimum payout | Cheapest challenge | Profit split | Read review |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Goat Funded Trader | No | Yes | Payout: 3% processing fee · within 2 business days; no limit per payout | $100 | $36 | 80% | Read review | |
 Alpha Capital Group | No | Yes | Payout: paid within 2 business days of the request | — | $177 | 80% | Read review | |
 Blue Guardian | Not rated yet | No | Yes | Payout: 3% processing fee · processed within 24 business hours; no maximum | $500 | $32 | 85% | Read review |
 Earn2Trade | Not rated yet | No | Yes | Payout: USD 50 per withdrawal (non-US), 1.5% (US) · processed weekly on Wednesdays; Rise does not pay out in Haiti and some US states and territories | $100 | $150 | 80% | Read review |
 FundedNext | Not rated yet | No | Yes | Payout: processing fee up to 3.5% · issued within 24 hours; no maximum | $50 | $59.99 | 80% | Read review |
 FundingTraders | Not rated yet | No | Yes | Payout: bank transfer through Rise Pay; 24-48 hours, weekends not included | $200 | $49 | 80% | Read review |
 Maven Trading | Not rated yet | No | Yes | Payout: Rise Pay outside Nigeria, Kenya and Ghana | — | $13 | 80% | Read review |
 MyFundedFutures | Not rated yet | No | Yes | Payout: processed in 6-12 business hours; from Rise, withdraw by bank transfer or crypto | — | $105 | 90% | Read review |
 The5ers | Not rated yet | No | Yes | Payout: 3.5% per withdrawal · typically up to 3 business days | $150 | $19 | 80% | Read review |
What each firm publishes for Rise. 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 Rise payouts work
Rise, which firms also call Rise Works or Rise Pay, is a payout platform: the firm sends your reward to your Rise account, and you move the money on from there. MyFundedFutures says you can then withdraw by bank transfer or crypto, and FundingTraders describes its Rise payouts as bank transfers. You usually join through the firm’s invitation. Blue Guardian emails one within 24 hours of your payout request if you have no Rise account, and FundedNext adds you to its team once you accept its invitation and sign the agreements. The5ers requires your Rise email to match your The5ers account email.
Fees and minimums
Each firm sets its own terms. Earn2Trade charges $50 per withdrawal for customers outside the US and 1.5% for US customers. The5ers takes 3.5% per withdrawal, FundedNext a processing fee of up to 3.5%, and Blue Guardian and Goat Funded Trader 3% on every payout. FundedNext accepts Rise requests from $50, FundingTraders from $200 and Blue Guardian from $500. Blue Guardian, Goat Funded Trader and FundedNext set no maximum for Rise, and Blue Guardian sends every payout above $1,000 through it.
Before you request
- Check that Rise covers you. Earn2Trade says Rise does not pay traders in Iowa, Minnesota, South Carolina, Guam, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands or Haiti, and Maven offers Rise Pay only outside Nigeria, Kenya and Ghana.
- Verify your identity on Rise. At Goat Funded Trader a Rise payout needs verification on the Rise platform; if Rise cannot verify you, the payout has to move to crypto or Skrill.
- You may not get to choose. Earn2Trade says its withdrawal methods are not optional and that the prop firm can onboard you to the payment provider of its choice.