Carrot Funding vs HyroTrader
HyroTrader has the cheaper entry ($59 vs $65). HyroTrader offers the higher max profit split (90%). Carrot Funding trades on Hyperliquid (own simulated terminal; A-book positions hedged via a HyperEVM vault); HyroTrader on Bybit demo (API), Tealstreet (Bybit data), Cleo (Binance data).
| Carrot Funding | HyroTrader | |
|---|---|---|
| PerpsMatch score | PM scoreUnrated · 0/15 | PM scoreUnrated · 0/15 |
| Payout verification | Public wallets | Not tracked yet |
| Type | On-chain | Exchange-routed |
| Venue | Hyperliquid (own simulated terminal; A-book positions hedged via a HyperEVM vault) | Bybit demo (API), Tealstreet (Bybit data), Cleo (Binance data) |
| Capital | Sim → real | Simulated |
| Cheapest plan | $65 | $59 |
| Max account | $100K | $200K |
| Profit split | 80% | 80% -> 90% (+5% every 4 months, 90% after 16 months) |
| Max leverage | 5x per position (or Hyperliquid's lower per-asset max) | Up to 100x (per asset; Cleo default 10x) |
| Assets | 175+ assets: crypto, forex, commodities, stocks and indices | 700+ USDT perps on Bybit/Tealstreet; 400-500+ on Cleo |
| Min days | None | 5 (each qualifying trade >=5% of balance size and >=1% PnL) |
| Consistency rule | 1-Phase: Best Day Score must be 50+ (best day under 50% of profit) to fund or take a payout; 2-Phase: none. HFT/mass-order automation and unfair AI tooling prohibited | Evaluation: no day >40% of total profit. Max realised loss 3% per trade (manual review). Low-cap alts <5% of balance. Funded: max 25% margin, notional <=2x balance |
| Weekend holding | Yes | Yes |
| Payouts | USDC on Arbitrum (docs); some recent payouts sent on HyperEVM | USDT or USDC |
| Payout speed | Stated within 24h; 11 of the latest 30 listed payouts took longer (median ~14h, max ~96h from request to approval) | On demand, typically 12-24h, no withdrawal fees |
| KYC | — | Yes |
| US traders | — | Yes |
| Trustpilot | Trustpilot4.6(25) | Trustpilot4.0(225) |
| Red flags | None found | None found |
