Funded Payouts

Once you pass a challenge and receive a funded performance account, your realized profit becomes withdrawable. This page explains how to set up a payout method, how the withdrawable amount is calculated, and how a request moves from submitted to settled.

Open the Payouts page to see your funded accounts, your current withdrawable balance, and your payout history.

Requesting a payout

Requesting a payout takes three steps:

1. Pick the account — The page lists only funded accounts (challenges still in progress never appear). Your first funded account is selected automatically; switch accounts from the selector if you have more than one.
2. Enter the net amount — Type the amount you want to withdraw, in USD. This is your take-home share, not the gross profit.
3. Submit — The Submit button stays disabled until the amount is at or above the minimum and at or below your available share. The server re-checks every rule before accepting the request.

Note

The amount you type is the net figure you receive. The system derives the matching gross profit from your account’s profit split automatically.

Payout method

Payouts are sent to a crypto wallet. You save the destination once, and it is reused for every payout across all of your funded accounts (the method is tied to your user, not to a single account).

Field	Required	Notes
Wallet address	Yes	The destination address funds are sent to.
Network	Optional	The chain/network for the address (for example the token network).

Caution

Double-check your wallet address and network before saving. Payouts are settled manually to the destination you saved — an incorrect address cannot be reversed.

Withdrawal minimums

There is a floor on how small a payout can be:

Payout	Minimum (net)
First payout	$50
Every payout after	$10

First-payout window

Your first payout on a funded account only becomes available after a waiting window measured from the moment the account was funded. By default this window is 7 days.

Until the window elapses, the account shows the date your first payout unlocks and the request stays blocked. This waiting period applies only to the first payout — later payouts are not gated by it.

Your first payout must clear both gates

The first payout has to satisfy both conditions at the same time: the waiting window (7 days by default) and the $50 net minimum. That $50 is the amount you actually receive after the profit split, and it has to come from realized (closed-trade) profit — open, unrealized profit contributes $0 toward it. From the second payout on, the minimum drops to $10 net and the waiting window no longer applies.

How the withdrawable amount is calculated

Your withdrawable balance is built from realized profit only. Open positions and unrealized P&L are deliberately excluded — only profit from closed trades counts.

The calculation is:

available (gross) = realized profit since funding − gross already withdrawn   (never below 0)
your share (net)  = available (gross) × profit split %

• Realized profit since funding is summed from your closed-position history since the account was funded. Deposits, transfers, and unrealized P&L are never included.
• Gross already withdrawn subtracts everything paid out on prior settled payouts, so you can never withdraw the same profit twice.
• Profit split % is your account’s split (see below). The net share is what you can actually request.

Tip

If your available share reads $0 while you are in profit, check whether the profit is still unrealized (in open positions). Only realized, closed-trade profit becomes withdrawable.

Profit split

Funded accounts pay out on a profit split between 80% and 90%. The exact split is fixed for your account when it is funded and is frozen for the life of that account — it does not change between payouts, and each request records the split it was priced at.

Taking a payout can’t fail your account

Withdrawing your profit share is neutral for your risk limits. When a payout settles, the amount that leaves the account is added back into the drawdown math, so a legitimate withdrawal never moves your measured drawdown, never shrinks your daily or weekly budget, and never trips your trailing floor. You will not fail a funded account simply for taking the profit you earned — your floor keeps ratcheting on your genuine post-withdrawal profit.

Settlement lifecycle

A payout is not instant. Each request moves through a reviewed state machine:

Status	Meaning
Requested	You submitted the request; it is awaiting review.
Approved	An admin has approved it (manual review).
Settled	Funds have been sent; the request is complete.
Rejected	An admin declined the request (a reason is recorded).
Cancelled	You cancelled the request while it was still Requested.

Approval and settlement are performed manually by an administrator — there is no automatic same-second payout. You can cancel a request yourself only while it is still in the Requested stage.

Note

One payout at a time. While a request is in flight (Requested or Approved), you cannot open another payout on the same account. Wait for it to settle, or cancel it, before requesting again.

Payout history

Every request you have made on the selected account is listed with its status, amounts, and timestamps, so you can track what is pending, what settled, and what was rejected or cancelled.

Access with a lapsed subscription

Money you have already earned stays yours. Even if your platform subscription has lapsed, you can still reach the Payouts page and withdraw your earned funds — the payout flow does not require an active subscription.

What blocks a payout

A funded account must be in good standing to pay out. Requests are blocked when:

• The account has failed (a funded rule was breached).
• The funded account has been revoked.
• The account has been removed.
• You are still inside the first-payout window (first payout only).

Caution

Breaching your funded account’s rules fails the account and stops all payouts from it. Keep trading within your funded risk limits to keep your balance withdrawable.

No auto-scaling

To be clear: funded capital does not scale automatically. Hitting profit milestones does not increase your account size on its own. The payout system withdraws your earned profit share — it does not grow the underlying funded balance.