TradersYard Futures Review
Our verdict on TradersYard Futures
TradersYard Futures is the futures-focused product from TradersYard in Vienna, Austria. This review keeps Futures separate from TradersYard FX/CFD accounts: the official Futures pages and docs describe a proprietary WebTrader/AgenaTrader setup, included datafeed, Build Your Own configuration, CME-style futures coverage, and a signal-provider model from virtual challenge to firm capital.
The offer is not a normal fixed combine list. Traders can configure account size, one-step or two-step structure, profit target, static or EOD drawdown, consistency, news/weekend holding and reward frequency, with live price recalculation at checkout. PropScorer now tracks $25K, $50K, $100K and $125K Futures presets, but final economics must be checked in the configurator.
The product positives are low visible pricing from roughly $48-$59, no Futures daily loss limit, no time limit, 30-day inactivity, 14-day money-back if no trades, included platform/data access, and a tiered reward split: 100% on the first $300, 90% from $300-$1,000 and 80% above $1,000.
The trust picture is the problem. Trustpilot currently marks TradersYard rating unavailable because of a guidelines breach and also says fake reviews were removed. There are 57 visible reviews, but PropScorer should not treat that profile as a normal positive Trustpilot signal. That is why the Health Score sits at 42/100 despite interesting product terms.
Rule clarity is better if you read it as configurable. Futures can be built with static or EOD drawdown, consistency below 40% or no consistency, 3 or 6 minimum profitable days, and configurable news/weekend rules. The important negative is that Futures has no scaling plan: payout upside is controlled by first-five payout caps, max 10 payouts or $40K total.
Platform fit is another hard filter. TradersYard Futures is not a Rithmic, Tradovate, NinjaTrader, or MT5 futures route. The supported environment is TradersYard WebTrader plus AgenaTrader Desktop, with AgenaFeed included. That can work for traders who accept a proprietary stack, but it is not the cleanest fit for CME scalpers who want their normal execution stack.
Reading the score: the 62/100 PropScore gives credit for flexible one-step terms, low visible pricing, included data/platform, plan-dependent news/reward options, and the connected official payout channel. It is capped by Trustpilot integrity risk, rule conflicts, proprietary data/platform fit, and limited independent payout verification.
Our verdict: TradersYard Futures is live on PropScorer, but it is a high-caution configurable challenger, not a default recommendation. It may suit traders who value no DLL and custom rule tuning; conservative futures traders should wait for cleaner trust status and stronger payout evidence.
Best fit
Best suited profile is covered in the editorial review below.
Not ideal for
Avoid if the trade-offs described in the editorial conflict with your strategy.
PropScore
TradersYard Futures: #33, PropScore 62/100, Health Score 63/100. Updated from live tracked data: August 31, 2026.
Payout transparency reflects evidence we can track, not a guarantee that every withdrawal is independently verified. How payout evidence is assessed
FAQ
Is TradersYard Futures the same as TradersYard FX?
No. TradersYard has broader FX/CFD products, but this PropScorer profile is scoped to the futures pages only. FX-only terms should not be imported into the futures profile unless the source explicitly applies them to futures.
What is the PropScore for TradersYard Futures?
Recommended PropScore is 62/100, with editorial_score 58/100 and Health Score 63/100. Product terms are interesting, but Trustpilot guideline-breach status and rule conflicts force a conservative score.
What platforms does TradersYard Futures support?
The official Futures stack points to TradersYard WebTrader, AgenaTrader Desktop and the TradersYard proprietary platform with AgenaFeed included. It is not a Rithmic, Tradovate, NinjaTrader or MT5 futures route.
How does the reward split work?
The Futures page advertises up to 100%, but the tiering matters: 100% on the first $300, 90% from $300-$1,000, and 80% above $1,000.
How fast are payouts?
Futures rewards are tracked as 10-day cycles. The first five payouts can be capped by size, and the Futures path is limited to max 10 payouts or $40K total.
Why is the Health Score low?
Trustpilot currently marks the rating unavailable due to a guidelines breach and notes fake reviews were removed. That is a serious trust-data penalty even if some individual reviews mention payouts.
Does TradersYard Futures scale funded traders?
No scaling plan is tracked for Futures. The model is capped by payout-cycle limits, including first-five payout caps and max 10 payouts or $40K total.