Forex prop firms that pay out to a debit or credit card
Some forex prop firms can send payouts straight to a card, which avoids setting up a bank wire or a separate payments account. The firms below list card payouts as an option. Not every card can receive funds this way, so check eligibility with the firm and your card issuer first.
3 firms. Checked on or before 25 October 2026.
| # | Rules | Programs | Offer | Details | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | FTMOCzech Republic, 11 years | 7.9 out of 10 | 4.8 (55,089) | 2-step, 1-step, Instant funding | $400K | €499$100K 1-step | 19% off | Details | |
| 2 | FundedNextUnited Arab Emirates, 4 years | 7.3 out of 10 | 4.5 (82,225) | 2-step, 1-step, Instant funding | $300K | $399.99$100K 2-step | 33% off | Details | |
| 3 | FundingPipsUnited Arab Emirates, 4 years | 6.7 out of 10 | 4.5 (70,934) | 2-step, 1-step, Instant funding | $400K | $444$100K instant | 20% off | Details |
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Rules pips:news, EAs, copy trading, overnight, weekendallowedwith limitsnot allowednot stated
How card payouts work
A card payout sends money to a debit or credit card using the push payment services run by the major card networks. The firm or its payment provider sends the funds to the card you register, and they are credited to the account linked to that card rather than charged to it.
When it works, a card payout can arrive quickly, sometimes within minutes or a business day after the firm sends it. Eligibility depends on the card type, the issuing bank and the country, and some firms only pay out to the card you used to buy the challenge. Payouts to a credit card may show as a credit balance rather than cash.
If your card is in a different currency, the card issuer or the payment provider converts the payout, and conversion fees or margins can apply. Firms usually require the card to be in your own name and complete identity checks before the first payout. Ask your bank whether it accepts incoming card payments and whether it sets any limits.
Frequently asked questions
Can I receive a payout on any card?
No. Some cards and banks do not accept incoming push payments, and support varies by country and card type. Prepaid and credit cards are more likely to have restrictions, so check with the firm and your issuer.
Do I have to use the same card I paid with?
Some firms require it, often as part of their anti-fraud checks, while others accept any eligible card in your name. Read the payout terms before you buy so you know which card to use.
Are there fees on card payouts?
There can be. The firm or its payment provider may charge a fee, and your card issuer may apply currency conversion costs if the payout is in another currency. Check the firm's payout terms and your card's fee schedule.