New UK-based prop firm LEVAFX has launched Leva Awards, a system that allows users to publicly verify traders’ results and payouts. Blockchain transaction data is used to provide independent confirmation of payments.
LEVAFX, a prop firm launched in 2026, has made payout transparency one of the key elements of its model. The company introduced Leva Awards, a system that allows anyone to verify when a trader passes individual stages of a challenge, receives a funded account, or collects a payout.
Each milestone is documented with a unique certificate carrying its own identification number and QR code. For payouts, the certificate is also linked to a blockchain transaction hash. This means users can independently verify not only that a certificate exists on the company’s website, but also that the corresponding transfer was actually made.
LEVAFX is registered in England and Wales and operates with simulated trading accounts. The firm offers a two-step evaluation with no time limit or minimum trading-day requirement. Its advertised profit split reaches 90%, while payouts are processed in USDC and USDT.
For the prop trading industry, the more notable aspect of the launch is the approach to payout verification itself. Prop firms have long used figures showing how much they have paid to traders as a marketing tool, but such claims can often be difficult to verify independently. Linking a payout to a public blockchain transaction potentially gives traders an additional source of confirmation.
LEVAFX, however, remains a new firm without a long operating history or a substantial track record of payouts. The company itself acknowledges that it does not yet have years of performance data or thousands of funded traders. The practical value of its transparency model will therefore become clearer as LEVAFX builds a longer history of actual payouts.