Passed Prop Firm Challenges
A passing service is only worth what it can actually show you. These are evaluation certificates issued by the prop firms themselves after challenges we traded reached their profit target — with each account holder's name removed. The section underneath explains precisely what a certificate proves and what it does not, because that distinction matters when you are deciding who to trust with a five-figure account.
Names are removed, not merely hidden
Every client name on this page has been covered with a solid opaque block and the image re-encoded, so no part of the original name can be recovered from the published file. We deliberately do not use a blur: a blur can sometimes be partially reversed, and light pixelation on large text often stays legible.
Passed evaluations
What these certificates prove — and what they do not
Most providers in this market publish numbers rather than documents. A certificate is harder to fake than a screenshot and easier to check, so it is worth being precise about what it establishes.
| A certificate proves | A certificate does not prove |
|---|---|
| The firm recorded that the evaluation for that account reached its target and the trader moved to funded status. | That anyone was paid. Payouts are a separate event governed by the consistency rule, minimum trading days and the firm's own review. |
| The result came from the firm, which has no incentive to overstate our performance on its own paperwork. | That your evaluation will go the same way. Markets change, firms change their rules, and past results are not a forecast. |
| The account size and the firm involved, which tells you the size of challenge we handle. | Anything about how quickly it happened, unless the certificate carries a date — and several of these do not. |
On payout evidence, and on success rates
Two things we are not going to do on this page.
- We will not imply these certificates are payout proof. They are pass proof. The rule that kills most funded accounts is the consistency rule at payout stage, and a pass certificate says nothing about it.
- We will not print a success rate we cannot let you audit. Competitors put "96% success rate" on a homepage because a number is persuasive and nothing verifies it. Ask us on Telegram about your specific firm and account size and we will tell you what we can actually substantiate.
If you are weighing this service against doing the challenge yourself, the honest comparison is on the passing service page, including the third-party trading risk that every provider in this category carries.
How to read proof from any passing service
This applies to us as much as to anyone else, so use it on every provider you consider — including the ones that look the most impressive.
Ask whether the document came from the firm or from the provider
A certificate or statement issued by the prop firm is worth far more than a provider's own screenshot, because the provider controls their own screenshots.
Check whether it proves a pass or a payout
Plenty of providers show passes and let you assume that means money arrived. It does not. Ask directly: has this account been paid out, and can you show it?
Look for a third-party verified track record
A linked MyFXBook or equivalent is the strongest evidence in this market because you can inspect it without trusting anyone's screenshot. If a provider has one, ask for the link.
Be suspicious of round success rates
96%, 98%, 99%. An audited figure is rarely that clean. A provider who publishes one and refuses to explain how it was measured is telling you something.
Confirm the redaction is real
Zoom into any published name. A blur or light pixelation can sometimes be reversed, which would expose a client who never agreed to it. Ours are solid blocks — check them.
Common questions about this page
These certificates were all issued after evaluations we traded were passed, at account sizes between $50,000 and $200,000. If your firm is not represented here, that is usually a confidentiality decision rather than a coverage gap — ask us. Related reading: what happens after you pass, the payout process, and the third-party trading rules you should understand before engaging any service.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these real prop firm certificates?
Why are the names removed?
Does a certificate prove I will get paid?
Do you publish a success rate?
Can I see proof for a specific firm?
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