US futures prop firm launched in 2025, with evaluations from $55 and one of the strongest early review records on the platform.
Lucid Trading
Newly AddedChallenge Fee
From $52Profit Split
90%Max Funding
$750,000New Prop Firms
This page lists new futures prop firms: firms that are newly launched or have recently been added to the Prop Firm Compare database.
New describes recency, not verification status, so the firms below may be verified and listed or unverified depending on where each sits in our process. Each firm's status shown here matches its current status on Prop Firm Compare.
Compare the newest firms below, and open any firm's profile for full details on its rules, costs and account options.
Newest Prop Firms Added to Prop Firm Compare
The three most recently added futures prop firms in our database:
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Futures division of the FundedNext brand, launched in 2025, with funding up to $750K and a 95% profit split.
FundedNext Futures
Newly AddedChallenge Fee
From $71Profit Split
95%Max Funding
$750,000US futures prop firm with the lowest entry price of the newest additions, starting at $39.
Top One Futures
Newly AddedChallenge Fee
From $39Profit Split
90%Max Funding
$1,500,000For how firms are assessed and scored, see our methodology.
Compare New Futures Prop Firms (3)
The table below shows all firms currently in the New Futures Prop Firms category. Firm names link to their full profiles, and the data reflects each firm's current details on the platform.
| FIRM | RATING | COUNTRY | NEWLY ADDED | MAX ALLOCATION | PROMO |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
US  | $750K | 30% OFF | |||
AE  | $750K | 50% OFF | |||
US | $1.5M | 89% OFF |
Full data comparison, including markets, profit splits, drawdown rules and platforms, lives on each firm's profile and challenges pages.
What Counts as a New Futures Prop Firm?
A new futures prop firm is one that has recently launched, or one that has recently been submitted to and added to the Prop Firm Compare database. Either route puts a firm in this category.
New describes recency only. It does not by itself say anything about verification: a new firm can already be verified and listed, or it can still be unverified while its details await cross-referencing against official documentation. Lucid Trading and FundedNext Futures, for example, launched in 2025 and are already verified, while other recent additions may still be working through the process.
Each firm's current status is shown alongside its listing. For how verification and scoring work, see our methodology.
Frequently Asked Questions
Some are. Lucid Trading and FundedNext Futures launched in 2025 and are already verified, with a combined 380+ trader reviews. For firms still awaiting verification, reduce your risk: start on the smallest account and request an early withdrawal to test the payout process before committing further.
New means the firm recently launched or was recently added to our database. It describes recency, not quality or verification status. New firms can be verified and listed or unverified, and each firm's current status is shown on its listing and profile.
Read the payout terms before the challenge rules, then check the drawdown model, daily loss limits and any consistency requirements. Look at trader reviews on the firm's profile, confirm the platform works for you, and only commit an evaluation fee you can afford to lose.
Yes. The categories overlap by design. A newly added firm that has not completed verification also appears on the Unverified list, while a verified new firm with strong reviews can earn a place among the Best. A firm's category reflects its current status, which changes over time.
The list updates whenever a firm launches or is added to the platform, so it always reflects the newest entries in the database. Firms move off this page as they stop being recent additions, and their profiles expand with verified data and reviews over time.
Established firms have a multi-year record of payouts and rule stability, but often carry stricter rules and lower splits. New firms typically compete with cheaper evaluations, higher splits and simpler rules, but have shorter payout histories. Verified new firms close part of that gap, since their terms have been cross-checked against official documentation.
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