PropMarket has launched a proprietary trading firm focused on prediction markets, introducing a funding model for traders on Polymarket. The New York-based startup aims to provide capital to traders who previously relied on personal funds to participate in the growing sector.

Evaluation Model and Funding Structure

In practice, PropMarket’s offer follows a standard prop-firm challenge model adapted to prediction markets. Traders pay for an evaluation, trade a simulated account under strict rules, and then receive a funded Polymarket account plus a profit split if they pass.

According to the firm, traders complete a one-step evaluation on a simulated account and must reach a 20% profit target while staying within a 10% drawdown over 30 days. Those who pass receive funded accounts to trade live markets on Polymarket.

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Account sizes range from $5,000 to $100,000, while a $250,000 tier remains in development. Funded traders start with a 70/30 profit split, which can increase to 90/10 based on performance.

Prediction market contracts settle at either zero or one, which differs from traditional asset classes. PropMarket said it built its risk framework specifically for this structure, including tailored rules on position sizing, drawdowns, and trading consistency.

Named firms with similar offerings

The company partnered with the team behind BreakoutProp to develop the platform and provide liquidity. PropMarket enters a market where activity has increased in recent years. Several other firms have launched, or at least announced, prop-style offerings for prediction markets, so PropMarket is not alone in this segment.

For Traders rolled out a prediction markets prop trading offering, initially in beta, with coverage describing it as the first prop firm to launch such a product. Their model aggregates events from Kalshi and other venues into a prop-style challenge structure. This offering predates PropMarket’s public launch in mid-May 2026.

Maven Trading, a CFD-focused prop firm, has also introduced a dedicated prediction markets product and publicly described it as “the first prop firm to launch prediction markets.” Industry roundups frame Maven’s move as part of a broader trend of props experimenting with prediction markets as a new product line.

This article was written by Jared Kirui at www.financemagnates.com.Retail FXRead More

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