Payouts
How funded traders withdraw their profit share: request from a flat account, review, and payment in USDC to a whitelisted wallet, then the account resets.
The Payouts page is where a funded trader withdraws their share of profit. You request a withdrawal from one funded account, the request is reviewed, then sent in USDC to a wallet you have whitelisted. Payouts are on request: there is no schedule and no fixed turnaround. The amount is reserved when you request it and refunded in full if the request is rejected.
Only realized profit that has not been paid before is payable, so the same profit is never paid twice. The exact enforced numbers live in Payouts and withdrawals in the Rules; this page explains the page and the flow.
What is on the page
| Element | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Available to request | Your share of realized profit that has not been paid or requested yet, totalled across your funded accounts. While any funded account has some, Payouts in the sidebar carries a blue dot on a computer. It is what you have earned, not what a single request can take: the per-account figures are in the request window. |
| Request payout | Opens the request window. The line under it follows what you can actually draw: if no account clears the minimum yet it says how far one has to go, and if every funded account holds an open position it says so instead. |
| Total withdrawn | Your lifetime withdrawn amount in USDC, across every payout and every account. |
| Payout reserve | Always shown. It shows a dollar figure only once the reserve is funded. Until then it reads Reserve address published. USDC funding completes at launch., with an On-chain link to the public address, never a placeholder number. |
| Total payouts issued, Avg payout time | Two platform-wide cards that appear only once there are real paid payouts to measure. Neither is a promise about your own request. |
| Payout Wallets | Your whitelisted wallets and their status: Whitelisted, or Locked with the hours left on the new-wallet hold. Manage in Settings edits them. |
| Payout History | Every payout and every forfeit, newest first (below). |
If you have no funded account, the top of the page reads Payouts locked instead: payouts unlock once an account is funded.
Requesting a payout
Press Request payout, pick the account to withdraw from, choose a whitelisted wallet, confirm with a two-factor code or a passkey, and press Request payout in the window. There is no amount box: a request takes the selected account's full available share. The amount is reserved on request and refunded in full if the request is rejected, so a request never silently consumes your balance.
| Step | What happens |
|---|---|
| Withdraw from | One row per funded account, each with its size and evaluation type and its own available share. The row you pick is the amount. With one funded account there is no list: the window names the account it draws from. |
| Destination wallet | You pick one of your whitelisted wallets that is past its 48h new-wallet hold. |
| Confirm | A code from your authenticator app (or a recovery code), or your passkey. |
| Review | The request is reviewed before any funds move. While it is open its status reads In review. |
| Payment | Once approved, the payout is sent in USDC to your wallet and the status moves to Paid. Payouts are sent by hand after review, so a request is not paid instantly. |
| Rejected | The reserved amount returns to that account's available share in full. |
The rules a request must meet:
- The account must be flat. A funded account with an open position cannot be withdrawn from. Its row stays in the list, disabled, reading Close its open positions first. Close them, then request.
- One open request per account. While a request on an account is still open, another request on that account is refused with You already have a payout request in review.
- The minimum is per account. The $50 minimum applies to the account you draw from. Two accounts that are each below it do not add up to a payable amount, because no single request can take both.
- Identity verification past a threshold. Once your lifetime payouts without verifying your identity would cross $1,000, you verify before you can withdraw more. The check looks at the amount this request would draw.
- A wallet and a second factor. You need a whitelisted wallet, and two-factor authentication or a passkey on your account. You set these up on the Settings page.
- No reversed purchase. If a payment for one of your challenges is reversed, your payouts are held while it is reviewed: you cannot request a payout, and a request already in review is not paid. When the review closes in your favour, the hold is lifted and you can request again. The account that purchase opened, and any funded account it led to, are closed.
During beta you can hold 1 paid account at a time, and a pass hands that slot to its funded account, so most traders have one funded account. The per-account list matters when you hold more than one, for example an account opened before the limit.
After a payout is paid: the account resets
When your payout is marked Paid, the account it drew from is reset:
- its balance goes back to its starting balance;
- both loss floors, the daily loss floor and the max drawdown floor, are set again from that starting balance;
- its high-water mark for payouts is kept, so the profit that payout paid is never offered again, and the next payout from that account is paid on new profit only;
- its trade history is kept.
This is why a payout needs a flat account: the reset only makes sense with no position open. It touches only the account the payout drew from, never your other accounts. The reset and the flat-account rule are dated in the Rules changelog.
A breach forfeits unpaid profit
If a funded account breaches, the profit share it had earned and not yet withdrawn is voided. It appears in your payout history as a Forfeited row, reading Profit forfeited - account breached, and it leaves your available figure. Restoring the account after a review does not by itself return it. See Trading rules.
Payout terms
Every number here is read from the live configuration, so it matches what the system actually enforces.
| Term | Value |
|---|---|
| Profit split (yours once funded) | 80% |
| Minimum payout | $50, per account |
| Paid in | USDC |
| Network | Ethereum only |
| Whitelisted wallets | up to 3 |
| New-wallet time-lock | 48h |
| Identity check required above | $1,000 in unverified payouts |
Wallets and networks
Payouts only ever go to a wallet you have added and whitelisted yourself, and they are sent in USDC on Ethereum only. You manage wallets in Settings, under Payouts and wallets: you can keep up to 3 wallets, and a newly added wallet is held for 48h before it can receive a payout. A wallet saved earlier on a network that is no longer offered cannot receive a payout; add a wallet on Ethereum instead.
Add an address you control on that network
A payout is sent to the address you whitelisted, on Ethereum. A payout sent to an address you cannot use on that network cannot be recovered, so check the address and its network before you add it.
Payout history
Every request appears in the history table with its amount, its type (Profit or Referral), its destination and status, and the date. A profit payout also names the account it drew from, by size and evaluation type.
Payouts made before withdrawals became per-account read All accounts, which is the true statement about them: they really did draw from every funded account at once. No older payment is relabelled to a single account after the fact.
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| In review | Requested and awaiting review. The amount is reserved. |
| Approved | Cleared review and waiting to be sent. |
| Paid | Sent to your wallet. A paid row with an on-chain transaction links to it and has a share button (in the Share column; beside the type on a phone) that opens a shareable withdrawal certificate. |
| Rejected | Not approved. The reserved amount was refunded to your available share. Where a reason was given, the badge opens it. |
| Forfeited | Not a payout: the unpaid profit share voided when a funded account breached, with the breach date. |
Related
- Payouts and withdrawals - the authoritative, enforced payout rules and numbers.
- Settings - add and manage your withdrawal wallets, two-factor, passkeys, and identity verification.
- Trading rules - the limits a funded account trades under, and what a breach does.
- The Dashboard - see a funded account's profit and open a payout request with Withdrawal in the header.