Hyperprop review

Hyperprop’s homepage describes “a trading platform built for futures and perpetual prop trading”. Traders connect the accounts they hold with prop firms and trade them from one place, with P&L, remaining drawdown and evaluation status updated in real time. To start, the prop-firms page says to choose a program from a listed firm, follow that firm’s instructions to activate Hyperprop access, then sign in.

Firms can integrate through the Hyperprop Platform API, which lets them “provision evaluation and funded trading accounts” and define rules covering loss limits, drawdown mode, profit target and consistency. The documentation says the trade engine “enforces the rules in real time”. On the type of account a trader holds, the site’s disclaimer says: “Programs operated on the platform may take place in a simulated environment.”

Targets, limits and remaining drawdown stay in view while a trader works. For futures, the homepage says remaining drawdown “updates with every tick of live licensed CME market data”. The about page lists market, limit and stop orders, brackets, OCO linking and click trading at the cursor. The journal is built from real fills, and trading data stays private unless the trader chooses to share a verified record.

Copy trading links a lead account to followers, and each account keeps its own balance and risk limits. On October 8 2026 Hyperprop announced a Tradesyncer integration, so a Hyperprop account can lead or follow copy groups that include accounts using Tradovate, Rithmic, ProjectX or dxFeed. The post says order and bracket support varies by follower platform and tells traders to check their firm’s copy trading rules first.

Hyperprop publishes no price list for traders. The homepage says it “is currently in open beta and is free to start while the product is being developed with its first users”. Firms pay for the platform. Its API documentation describes a monthly charge per billable trader made up of a “platform fee + CME bundle”, without publishing the rates. Cross-platform copying needs a Tradesyncer account, whose 7-day free trial requires a payment card.

Hyperprop does not pay traders. Its disclaimer says programs are “designed, priced, operated, and paid out solely by the independent firms that license the platform”. Payout amounts, schedules and methods are therefore the firm’s to set. Hyperprop’s Terms of Service add that “All fees are outlined at the time of purchase” and that refunds depend on “the specific terms of each product or evaluation”.

The homepage says Hyperprop is “built by the team behind Tradesyncer, trusted by 25K+ traders to run multiple accounts”. Hyperprop’s blog describes Tradesyncer as a cloud-based trade copier. The Terms of Service, last updated March 19 2026, say the platform is “owned and operated by Hyperprop”. The about page says the engine is “built for speed with Rust on the critical path”.

The blog runs from a first post on February 19 2026, through beta onboarding in April and May, to the current open beta. On October 24 2026 the prop-firms page listed two futures firms: MyFundedFutures, noting “All MyFundedFutures plans are available on Hyperprop”, and Traders Launch. It adds: “More futures firms and perpetual firms are coming soon.” Hyperprop says it is built for futures and perpetual traders “who want their accounts, rules, status, and drawdown on one clear screen”.