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Rules

How TraderMarket works

TraderMarket is a public leaderboard. You pay to stand above everyone else. Rank is the bid — nothing else.

How ranking works

  • Rank is the bid — nothing else. There are no ads, no sponsorships, and no editorial placement. Whoever pays the most for a position holds it.
  • New listings start at a $10 minimum, in whole US dollars, $1 at a time. Bids already on the board keep their amount until they're raised or outranked.
  • Taking #1 costs at least $1 more than the current top bid. Paying less still puts you on the board at whatever rank that bid can take.
  • Equal bids keep the order they were placed in — the older bid keeps the higher rank.
  • Enter the same website again to raise that listing to any rank. The new bid must be at least $1 above your current bid, and you only pay the difference.

What you can list

  • A proprietary trading firm offering funded accounts or evaluation challenges to traders.
  • One listing per firm. Duplicate listings for the same website will be merged or removed.
  • Your website must be live and describe the funding programs you offer.

What's not allowed

  • Firms without a real, operating trading business behind them.
  • Link shorteners or tracking/affiliate query parameters — they're stripped from listing links automatically.
  • Misleading names, logos, or descriptions impersonating another firm.

Payments

  • Every bid is a one-time payment processed via cryptocurrency — there are no subscriptions or recurring charges.
  • A completed payment is what claims the rank. If payment isn't confirmed, no listing or rank change occurs.
  • Being outbid later doesn't refund or re-charge anything. Your original payment stands; only your rank changes.

Moderation

  • TraderMarket can remove listings that are fraudulent, dead, duplicated, or in violation of these rules.
  • When a listing is removed, every firm below it moves up automatically.
  • Rank reflects the bid, not an endorsement. TraderMarket does not vouch for the trustworthiness of any listed firm.