Which prop firms pay out in crypto: five payout pages read
Five payout pages read 20 Sept 2026: FTMO, FundedNext, FundedNext Futures and The5ers name a crypto rail, with coins and fees. Topstep's table went unread.
Of five prop-firm payout pages this desk read on 20 September 2026, four name a cryptocurrency rail: FTMO (coins unnamed, $50 minimum closed profit, no added commission), FundedNext and FundedNext Futures (USDT on ERC20 or TRC20, USDC on ERC20) and The5ers (USDT, USDC, ETH and LTC, 3.5% commission, $1,500 per withdrawal). Topstep’s page names none in the portion read.
That is the answer to “which prop firms pay out in crypto”, and it is narrower than the pages holding this search give, which describe rails in general terms and advise the reader to check each firm’s help centre. This post is that check, done on one day, with the page date beside each row. It is an evergreen question; this is a dated reading of it.
Which prop firms pay out in crypto: the table
Each row is what the named page said when this desk read it on 20 September 2026. “Minimum” is the crypto-rail figure where the page has one, else the general minimum. “Firm fee” is what the firm says it adds; network costs are yours.
| Firm and page | Crypto rail named? | Coins and networks on the page | Minimum | Firm fee on crypto | Non-crypto rails on the same page | Page date as shown |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| FTMO, FAQ “How do I withdraw my profits” | Yes, “cryptocurrencies” | None named | $50 closed profit for crypto ($20 for wire) | “No additional commissions” | Bank wire; Visa Direct / Mastercard Send up to $20,000; Skrill up to $3,000 | Undated FAQ |
| FundedNext (CFD), help centre “How can I withdraw my profits” | Yes | USDT (ERC20, TRC20); USDC (ERC20) | Not on this page; separate article, not read | “Transfer gateway charges borne by the trader”, no figure | Confirmo; RiseWorks; bank transfer; direct deposit to FNmarkets; TC Pay for Iran only | August 11, 2026 |
| FundedNext Futures, help centre “What methods are available” | Yes | USDT (ERC20, TRC20); USDC (ERC20) | Not on this page; separate article, not read | Not stated on this page | RiseWorks; bank transfer; direct deposit to FNmarkets (Confirmo not named here) | “Updated over a week ago” |
| The5ers, FAQ “Withdrawals: everything you need to know” | Yes | USDT (TRC20, Tron); USDC (ERC20, Ethereum); ETH; LTC | $150 profit for any withdrawal; $1,500 limit per crypto withdrawal | 3.5% per withdrawal | Rise (3.5%); bank transfer (3.5% plus receiving-bank fees); Hub Credits (no commission, new accounts only) | “last update: August 24, 2026” |
| Topstep, help centre “Topstep Payout Policy” | Not seen in the portion read; methods table not reached | None seen | $125 minimum payout | Not seen | Methods table not read past the policy text | “Updated over 2 weeks ago” |
Four of five name crypto, three of those name a coin, and only one prints a per-withdrawal cap on the rail.
FTMO: crypto is offered, the coin is not on the page
FTMO’s FAQ entry How do I withdraw my profits? lists four rails: bank wire, instant transfer through Visa Direct or Mastercard Send up to $20,000, Skrill up to $3,000, “or cryptocurrencies”. The firm says it charges no additional commission on any Reward withdrawal, and that because of transaction fees there is a minimum closed profit of $20 for bank wire and $50 for crypto. The Reward is typically sent within one to two business days after the invoice is approved.
The page leaves out what a crypto-first trader most wants: no coin, no network, no limit for the crypto rail. The FAQ is undated; it read this way on 20 September 2026. Our FTMO review covers the evaluation before it.
FundedNext and FundedNext Futures: USDT and USDC, gateway charges yours
FundedNext’s CFD-side help article How can I withdraw my profits?, dated August 11, 2026 on the page, names methods of USDT on ERC20 or TRC20, USDC on ERC20, Confirmo, RiseWorks, bank transfer and direct deposit to FNmarkets, with traders from Iran limited to TC Pay. Payouts are “processed within 24 hours” and “any transfer gateway charges” are borne by the trader; no number is attached to that sentence. Bank transfer is unavailable for a long list of countries, from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe.
The futures-side article, stamped only “Updated over a week ago”, repeats the crypto line, USDT (ERC20, TRC20) and USDC (ERC20), alongside RiseWorks, bank transfer and FNmarkets. Confirmo is not named on that page, and a bank-transfer request is “not eligible for the FundedNext Brand Promise”. Neither page gives a minimum; both link to a separate article on amounts that this desk did not read. The word on both pages is still “Performance Reward”, as our FundedNext review noted.
The5ers: four coins, a $1,500 cap, and 3.5% on almost everything
The5ers’ FAQ Withdrawals: everything you need to know, marked “last update: August 24, 2026”, prints the most numbers of the five. The crypto rail goes to the wallet address given in the request, is limited to $1,500 per withdrawal, carries a 3.5% commission, and supports USDT on TRC20 (Tron), USDC on ERC20 (Ethereum), ETH and LTC. The same 3.5% applies to Rise and to bank transfer, where the receiving bank’s fees are added; Hub Credits, which can only buy new accounts, carry no commission.
The general terms: a first withdrawal 14 days after the funded account is activated, a $150 profit minimum, and withdrawals that cannot be split between two methods. The $1,500 cap means a trader with $4,000 of approved profit who wants it in crypto is making three requests, each with its own 3.5%. The footer names the operator, Five Percent Online Ltd, and says it is not a custodian, exchange, financial institution, trading platform, fiduciary or insurance business “outside the purview of financial regulatory authorities”; this desk read no regulator’s page and makes no authorisation claim.
Topstep: the one row this desk could not finish
Topstep’s help-centre article “Topstep Payout Policy”, “Updated over 2 weeks ago” when read on 20 September 2026, sets a $125 minimum payout, a 90/10 split, and per-request caps on Express Funded Accounts of $2,000 to $6,000 by account size and path, with no cap on a Live Funded Account. The payout-methods table sits below those rules, and this desk’s plain-text read ended before reaching it on both attempts. So the row is blank: no crypto rail was seen in the portion read, and nothing here says Topstep does or does not pay in crypto.
Do prop firms pay out via Rise or Deel?
Rise, yes, on three of the five pages: The5ers names Rise (a Rise Works account, matching email required, 3.5%), and both FundedNext pages name RiseWorks. Deel is not named on any of the four pages read in full, nor in the portion of Topstep’s page that was.
Which prop firms cap the first payout?
FTMO’s card rails stop at $20,000 (Visa Direct / Mastercard Send) and $3,000 (Skrill), with no ceiling stated for wire or crypto. The5ers caps a crypto withdrawal at $1,500. FundedNext’s two pages read state no cap. Whether a firm charges to release a payout, and whether the challenge fee comes back with it, are questions our withdrawal-fee comparison and challenge-fee refund comparison take one at a time.
Frequently asked questions
Do prop firms pay out in crypto?
Some do; the firm’s own payout page is the place to check. Of five pages this desk read on 20 September 2026, four named a cryptocurrency rail: FTMO, FundedNext, FundedNext Futures and The5ers. Topstep’s policy page names no crypto in the portion read, and its methods table sits beyond it.
Which prop firms pay in USDT?
On the pages read on 20 September 2026, three name USDT by ticker: FundedNext (ERC20 or TRC20), FundedNext Futures (ERC20 or TRC20) and The5ers (TRC20 on the Tron network only). FTMO’s page says cryptocurrencies without naming a coin or network. Topstep’s page does not name USDT in the portion read.
What is the minimum crypto withdrawal at a prop firm?
It differs by firm. FTMO sets a minimum closed profit of $50 for cryptocurrency withdrawals, against $20 for bank wire. The5ers sets a $150 profit minimum for any withdrawal and a $1,500 per-withdrawal limit on the crypto rail. FundedNext’s methods page gives no figure; its minimum lives on a separate article this desk did not read. Topstep’s $125 minimum is stated for payouts generally.
Do prop firms charge a fee for crypto withdrawals?
Three answers on the pages read. FTMO says it charges no additional commission on any withdrawal, with the $50 crypto minimum there to cover the transaction cost. The5ers charges 3.5% per withdrawal on crypto, Rise and bank transfer alike, and nothing on Hub Credits. FundedNext says transfer gateway charges are borne by the trader but prints no number for them.
The rail does not change what is on the other end of it
Everything above is five firms’ own text as read on one day, and all of it can change without notice; two of the pages carry dates, two carry only a relative “updated” stamp, and one carries nothing. A challenge fee buys an evaluation, not a job, and the capital behind a funded account is, by these firms’ own descriptions, simulated. A fee-free rail does not make the simulated balance any less simulated; choosing a firm for its crypto rail is choosing how to be paid, not whether. Trading involves substantial risk of loss, and the method of withdrawal has no bearing on the odds of there being anything to withdraw.