Prop Trading Area Reviews 

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Prop Trading Area is an independent comparison and review platform for proprietary trading firms. We analyze and rank 36+ prop firms using proprietary metrics including Pass Rate, Hidden Rules Meter, and Difficulty Meter — so traders can make informed decisions without getting burned.


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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

100% Scam free rewards, free Redemption & Fake promotions

They don't take our verification when we register, for the purpose of fraud. They only take emails for the purpose of fraud. There is no registered address displayed on the website, no phone number, no name of the owner or staff.

I asked chatgpt before contacting them. They said there is no address, no phone number for these. They say it is a high risk offer, a daily fake promotion. It is clear that they do not take ID verification when registering for the purpose of fraud. I can verify my driver's license, ID verification, at any time. But chatgpt, as gemini mentioned, even if you do it well, I know that you will ignore it. So, I will not deal with scammers who have wasted my time. I will leave all your social networks from now on. Please stop scamming other people by promoting fake things.

Also, I have been in contact with them since 2026/06/04. On 3 occasions, they asked for xp points. The original free $15K challenge account, which was promoted as offering 2500xp points when it was about to be redeemed, has now been increased to 3000xp points. 5000xp points = free $20K challenge, points changed to 5500xp. 6000xp (free $25K challenge) was changed to 7000xp and 9500xp (free $200K challenge) was changed to 12000xp. The points on the 100xp, 80xp, 65xp wheel were also reduced to 10xp, 20xp, 25xp. They are changing it this way because they are not giving them as they have shown. As of yeterday, my loyalty points are showing 4080. On 2026.07.19, 2026.06.23 and 2026.07.02, when I requested a 3000xp redemption, it was canceled after 5 or 6 days (showing that a reply would be received within 24 hours). 02.07. 2026 Now, on 2026.06.09, when I asked about the delay in an email. A public IP address was used. Canceled. They are not a trading company and have not been verified as not giving such rewards. A prop firm looks at an IP address to prevent someone else from trading and managing the account. Every time you request a reward by taking only part of the name and email address, phone number, you are unknowingly logged in from a public place and are not given a reward.

They do not inform you of a cancellation until you request to redeem. I have screenshots and screen reports to confirm if anyone asks. So, I request all those involved and not involved, not to waste your valuable time on such fake promotions and scams.

Be careful not to buy any account through this website for xp points. They never give them. They can cheat you by doing any lie. Some fake data is also added on the website, they get friends or commissions so they show low ratings on trustpilot and show higher ratings. They have made fake reviews by spoofing your email. Some companies have been promoted by showing fake difficulty meter.

You have also been scammed on trustpilot, they have displayed a public address without a number and a fake postal code as a phone number.

July 2, 2026
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Hello and Thank you for writing this review. We only see the positive side of things - and we're glad that you wrote because this way, other traders will know not to try and abuse our system.

First of all, you're talking about some account giveaways, obtained through XP points, which you get from certain tasks on the website, or by spinning the wheel. So this is a 100% free service, which if it wasn't for us, you wouldn't even have the possiblity to get them.

Second of all, you tried to cheat the system by making 5 different accounts, which our IP Overlap Detector has flagged, because the system is built in a way that only 1 account can be claimed / user / IP.
It is also in our Terms and Conditions, which you accepted when you created an account.
As for e-mails, we are not even running e-mail marketing. At least not yet. The only reason why we want people to make an account, is for that precise reason, to read and accept our terms & conditions of using the website, which you clearly have not done.

Regarding collecting data, I would give you some insight about how things work, but I'll try to stick to the essence. It would be illegal for us to collect sensitive Data because we are a comparison website, we don't have a product, we don't sell anything in there. So there would be no reason to collect your KYC documents.
Trustpilot does not allow us to post images or screenshots, but if they ask for them, we would gladly offer them, to show how every single day 5 accounts including yours have been logged into the system.

We will now go ahead and delete all 5 accounts, and we wish you good luck in every aspect of your life.

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