Is DayTraders.com legit? Evidence check (2026)

Last verified Payout claims checked Evidence level: Limited

DayTraders.com shows a limited public track record in what we can check publicly: publishes 86% of the fields we track. It publishes its rules, fees and payout terms on its own site (86% of the fields we track) and scores 7.4/10 on our formula. That is evidence, not a guarantee: nobody outside the firm can audit its payouts, so read the cautions below.

Evidence at a glance

Operating since2023
HQ / legal entityLas Vegas, NV, United States
Trustpilot4.6 / 5 from 517 reviews
Firm-reported payoutsNo total on homepage
Public payout proofNot published
Payout termsPer payout cycle of Qualifying Days (evaluations' Pro accounts); S2F every 10 Qualifying Days; S2L live: daily. Requests from $500 in $50 steps
First payoutNot published
Payout methodsPlane (payout method set up in dashboard), DT Wallet credit
KYC before payoutNot published
Fee refundNo refunds (evaluation fees, rebills, activation fees, add-ons)
Restricted countriesNo list we could verify
Data completeness86%
Rule changes logged0
Last verified

Reasons for confidence

  • Split can reach 100%
  • Low cost per $1K of buying power: $0.47
  • News trading allowed
  • Positions can be held over the weekend
  • 9 platforms to choose from
  • No time limit on the evaluation

Cautions

  • Few reviews: 517 on Trustpilot
  • No firm-wide payout total on its homepage at our check
  • Consistency rule: EOD/Trail/Static: 50% in evaluation, 30% per Pro payout cycle; S2F 20%; S2L evaluation 25%
  • Activation fee after passing: $5
  • No restricted-country list we could verify: confirm your country before paying
  • Trailing drawdown (EOD trailing, intraday trailing or static (chosen at checkout)) on the headline plan
  • Has a consistency rule (check which phase it applies to)

How to check before you pay

  1. Read the payout rules on the firm's own pages first: daytraders.com/payouts, daytraders.com/help/articles/17704104-billing, daytraders.com/help/articles/17704121-how-to-request-a-payou, daytraders.com/help/articles/17684739-eod-payouts, daytraders.com/help/articles/17684741-eod-consistency
  2. Search the firm's Trustpilot page for recent reviews mentioning denied payouts, and check whether the firm replies with a rule reference.
  3. Buy the smallest account first and request a payout as soon as you are eligible. A first small payout tests the process cheaply.
  4. Keep screenshots of your trades and the rules as they were on the day you bought. Rules change; our changelog shows when.
  5. Pay by a method with chargeback rights where possible, and never send funds to a personal wallet or account.

Rule history and checks

DateFieldWasNow
ListingListingnoneAdded to PropAnalyse
DateCheckDetail
Rules, fees and payout terms read13 pages on the firm's own site and its Trustpilot profile
Costs, refunds and payout methods checked5 help-centre / FAQ pages
Account type recordedFutures, from the firm's product page
Homepage payout claims checkedNo firm-wide payout total shown

What legit means here

Prop firms like DayTraders.com sell evaluations on simulated accounts and share profits from that activity; the fee is a service fee, not a deposit. They are generally not licensed the way brokers are. We do not verify licences or audit payouts, so 'legit' here means the firm publishes clear rules, has a checkable record and reports paying traders. Full scoring rules: methodology and how evidence levels work.

FAQ

Is DayTraders.com legit?

DayTraders.com shows a limited public track record in what we can check publicly: publishes 86% of the fields we track. It publishes its rules, fees and payout terms on its own site (86% of the fields we track) and scores 7.4/10 on our formula. That is evidence, not a guarantee: nobody outside the firm can audit its payouts, so read the cautions below.

Does DayTraders.com actually pay out?

DayTraders.com did not show a firm-wide payout total on its homepage when we checked on 31 Oct 2026. Trustpilot shows 517 reviews.

How long does DayTraders.com take to pay?

Published terms: Per payout cycle of Qualifying Days (evaluations' Pro accounts); S2F every 10 Qualifying Days; S2L live: daily. Requests from $500 in $50 steps.

Is DayTraders.com regulated?

Prop evaluation firms are generally not licensed as brokers, and we do not verify licences. Check any regulation claim on the regulator's own register.

Is DayTraders.com a scam?

We found no reason in the published data to call it one; its evidence level is limited. Read the cautions, test with the smallest account, and keep records.

No reviews on this page are invented, and we do not publish star ratings of our own. Every figure links back to the firm's page or its Trustpilot profile. Spot something out of date? Send us the firm's page and we will re-check.