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HEAD-TO-HEAD COMPARISON · 2026

Trade The Pool vs Matrix Executions

Side-by-side comparison of trust scores, profit splits, payout speed, and real trader reviews. Independent data — no sponsored rankings.

TTPL

Trade The Pool

MTRX

Matrix Executions

EST. 2018

TRADE THE POOL

METRIC

MATRIX EXECUTIONS

0/100TIE

TRUST SCORE

TIE0/100

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RATING

TIE0/5

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PROFIT SPLIT

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$200,000

MAX FUNDING

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$97

MIN COST

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PAYOUT DAYS

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PASS RATE

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0TIE

REVIEW COUNT

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TRADE THE POOL DETAILS

STEPS: -phase
MARKETS: Stocks

MATRIX EXECUTIONS DETAILS

STEPS: -phase

Trade The Pool PROS

+Min challenge cost of $97 is well below the industry average of $186.7, reducing entry cost
+Single-step funding process matches the best performers, beating the 1.6-step industry average
+Max funding of $200,000 provides substantial capital access for stock traders
+Stock market access offers a distinct asset class not available at many CFD or futures firms

Trade The Pool CONS

−Max funding of $200,000 is significantly below the industry average of $839,272.7
−No profit split data is provided to compare against the industry average of 84.7%
−No payout timing data is available to compare against the industry average of 6.5 days

Matrix Executions PROS

+Founded in 2018, Matrix Executions has a longer operating history than most prop firms, suggesting stability.
+No additional data is available to identify further above-average metrics for Matrix Executions.
+No additional data is available to identify further above-average metrics for Matrix Executions.
+No additional data is available to identify further above-average metrics for Matrix Executions.

Matrix Executions CONS

−Almost no firm data is provided beyond founding year, making meaningful comparison to industry averages impossible.
−Without profit split, funding, or challenge cost data, traders cannot evaluate value against industry benchmarks.
−Lack of transparency on payout, drawdown, and trading rules limits trader decision-making confidence significantly.

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