Futures prop firms that pay out to Wise
Futures: wise is a money transfer and multi-currency account service that many traders use to receive international payments. The firms below list Wise as a payout method. It can reduce conversion costs compared with a traditional bank, but you need a verified account that accepts this type of payment.
3 firms. Checked on or before 25 October 2026.
| # | Rules | Programs | Offer | Details | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | FTMO FuturesCzech Republic, 11 years | 8.3 out of 10 | 4.8 (55,089) | 1-step | $450K | $169$100K 1-step | None | Details | |
| 2 | TopstepUnited States, 14 years | 7.0 out of 10 | 3.7 (14,989) | 1-step | $750K | $99$100K 1-step | None | Details | |
| 3 | Take Profit TraderUnited States, 5 years | 6.0 out of 10 | 4.4 (10,992) | 1-step | $750K | $330$100K 1-step | 40% off | Details |
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How Wise payouts work
Wise is a financial technology company that offers a multi-currency account with local bank details in several currencies. A firm can pay into those details as if it were making a local transfer, or send an international transfer, and the money lands in your Wise balance in the currency it was sent.
Payments into local account details often arrive within a business day or so after the firm sends them, while international transfers can take longer. You can hold the balance, convert it at Wise's rate with a stated fee, spend it with a Wise card where available or send it on to your bank account.
You need a Wise account in your own name and must complete its identity verification, alongside the firm's own checks. Wise sets its own rules on the types of payments it accepts and may ask about the source of incoming funds. Check that Wise is available in your country and compare its fees with your other options.
Frequently asked questions
Which Wise account details should I give the firm?
Use the details for the currency the firm pays in, such as US dollar or euro details, so the payment arrives as a local transfer where possible. Ask the firm which currency and transfer type it uses before you share details.
Does Wise convert my payout automatically?
Usually not. Funds land in the balance for the currency that was sent, and you choose when to convert. Wise shows its rate and fee before you convert, so you can compare it with your bank's rate.
Can Wise hold or reject a payout?
Like any payment provider, Wise can ask questions about incoming payments or delay them for checks. Keep your account details up to date and respond quickly if it asks about the source of funds.