YRM Prop Review

Quick answer: YRM Prop funding is currently unavailable

Status checked 3 October 2026: YRM Prop's official homepage says that new funded accounts are unavailable for purchase and that no plans are currently available. This review therefore does not recommend a new enrollment or present a coupon as redeemable. The notice establishes present unavailability; it does not, by itself, prove permanent corporate closure or establish the outcome of existing accounts. Official status notice.

Existing profile scores and account-rule references below are historical editorial information. They should not be read as a current availability, solvency or payout assurance. The site's stored COMPARE code is a historical record, not evidence that a purchase can now be completed.

Historical account structure

Before the unavailable-funding notice, this profile documented Starter futures challenges and Prime simulated-funded accounts. An older Instant Prime product was a different direct-purchase route and was described as discontinued. Starter, Prime reached after Starter, and old Instant Prime should not be merged into one rule set.

The prior source-backed review recorded $25K, $50K, $100K and $150K Starter sizes. The common $50K–$150K evaluations used 6% targets and EOD trailing maximum loss. Reported loss allowances were $2,000/$3,000/$4,500 for those sizes. These figures are retained for existing-account research and historical comparison, not as a new current offer.

Historical targets and conditions

The historical record should be compared with the actual purchase date and issued contract. It cannot establish whether a currently inaccessible product will return with the same rules.

Historical activation fee and payout distinctions

The activation guide previously retrieved for this profile listed a $99 one-time charge after passing. A separate account comparison said a promotion could waive it. This means the old generic “no activation fee” statement was too broad. A discount on an evaluation did not automatically establish a waiver of the later payment.

The prior Prime payout guide recorded six qualifying days per cycle with at least $150 net profit each, a 35% consistency calculation, a $250 minimum request and a $100 retained buffer. For relevant accounts funded from 1 February 2026, it also described a limit based on 50% of cycle profit plus the applicable size/cycle cap. These are historical references, not confirmation that a request can now be made or paid.

Old source links are kept for context:

• Starter plan
• Former Instant Prime plan
• Activation-fee guide
• Starter and Prime comparison
• Historical payout guide

These help pages had retrieval failures during the preceding audit. The current homepage status is the primary source for today's purchase-availability statement; older numbers remain dated background.

What the status means for a prospective buyer

There is no current price table to compare while no plans are available. Historical promotional percentages should not be used to calculate a supposed live checkout price. A still-visible logo, payout marketing section, platform name or affiliate link does not override a direct unavailable-funding notice.

A future return would need its own dated verification. A restored plan would also need a clear purchase agreement, accessible rules, current fees and a supported account platform before any new comparison could be treated as current. This review does not predict whether or when that will happen.

What existing traders should preserve

Existing account holders can retain their purchase receipt, accepted agreement, account generation, platform records and any reward-request reference. Those records identify the actual terms that applied to their account more reliably than a generic historical review.

If a dashboard remains accessible, the relevant evidence is the account's own status and notices. Public unavailability of new purchases alone does not establish that every older account is terminated, nor does historical payout marketing establish that an outstanding request is settled. An unresolved account issue should be raised through the firm's official support channel with the specific account documentation.

Historical platform and market coverage

This profile previously documented Quantower, Tradesea, NinjaTrader, Tradovate and TradingView connections for exchange-listed futures. The instruments were associated with CME, CBOT, NYMEX and COMEX. These records do not confirm a presently purchasable platform or current connectivity.

The historical simulated balances were evaluation reference amounts, not deposits owned by the trader. Any later live-account transition required a separate agreement and should not be inferred from passing an earlier simulation.

Editorial assessment and limitations

The stored 78/100 PFA score and Moderate category are preserved as a historical editorial assessment. The existing score/category mismatch is disclosed rather than mechanically changing the caution category to Trusted. A currently unavailable purchase route is not something the old number can resolve.

No new customer rating, payout test, solvency finding or claim of permanent closure has been added. The important current answer is narrow and evidence-backed: new funding is unavailable on the official homepage as of this check. Historical rules are retained only to help readers identify what earlier accounts described.