179 open prop firms placed by market and score, and 13 closed firms on the outer orbit. Point at a dot, search a firm or open a market to see who leads it.
The score weighs rules, payout evidence, the legal file and public reviews. It is not a guarantee: open a firm to see its sources and what is still unverified. Methodology
The same data as the radar, as a list: open firms sorted by PropRadar score, then closed firms with their reported closure date.
The angle is the firm's main market (forex and CFD, futures, crypto, stocks or several), and each slice is as wide as the number of firms in it. The distance from the centre is the PropRadar score: the closer to the centre, the higher the score. Closed firms sit on an outer orbit.
A bigger dot means more Trustpilot reviews, on a log scale, when PropRadar has read the rating. A hollow dot means Trustpilot has withheld the rating after a guideline breach. Firms with no rating read yet use the smallest size.
Red is kept for closed firms. An open firm under 55 often has a thin or weak file rather than a documented failure, so it is shown in grey. Its page lists what is still unverified.
It is built from the same firm files as the rest of PropRadar, so it changes whenever a firm is reviewed. The latest review on the radar is dated October 30, 2026.