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Timed tasks start before launch
Prop Firm Prestige is due to make an early version of its platform available Tuesday. Its official launch is scheduled for before December this year. The initial activities, called Drops, ask users to complete tasks against time limits and collect points.
Those activities award Loyalty Power, which users can later exchange for prop trading accounts at no cost and merchandise. Participants can also enter a launch giveaway. Completing more of the pre-launch tasks brings additional entries.
Firm listings face new checks
The launch comes as Prop Firm Match faces allegations of affiliate tracking misconduct, with several prop trading firms ending commercial ties. Apex Trader Funding terminated its affiliate relationship, and its tracking codes were disabled.
Tradeify cited a breach of affiliate terms when it ended its relationship with the platform. Goat Funded Trader brought its affiliate partnership to an end. Topstep has said it is dropping its paid listing.
Prop Firm Prestige plans a staged introduction of its comparison platform from December 2026. The company says firms will be checked before they appear, with listings covering pricing, payouts and trading rules, and that firms cannot buy higher rankings.
Its main comparison tool, Prop Compare, is designed to put as many as four firms alongside one another at the same account size. Reviews will require evidence of a purchase, payout or funded status, according to the company. Finance Magnates reported the planned checks and comparison features.
- The company says its six checks take place before a firm is listed, while rulebooks are reviewed weekly.
- Prestige Pay applies discounts at checkout.
- Users can earn Loyalty Power through reviews and purchases; the platform will be free for traders.
What an operations team should check
For firms considering a listing, the reported plans leave practical questions about the six checks unanswered. What evidence will the process require, who will provide it, and how will a firm update pricing, payout and rule information when it changes? The company has not specified how firms submit or maintain those details. Firms will also need to establish whether weekly rulebook reviews create a routine for confirming that published rules still match their current terms.
Operators should clarify how Prop Compare will match account sizes and validate review evidence, including how disputes will be handled. For firms assessing the checkout and rewards features, it is worth establishing how discounts and Loyalty Power redemptions will be reflected in account records. Will review and purchase activity require a firm-side reconciliation process, and what information will be available to support it? The report does not set out those workflows.
