Request a payout
Check funded payout eligibility, timing and account-specific rules.
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Payout rules depend on account type
Only funded accounts can request payouts. Instant Funding begins funded. 1-Step Unlimited begins in evaluation; its evaluation profit is not eligible for payout. When the target is confirmed, the evaluation closes and a new funded account starts at initial capital with no evaluation P&L carried over. Select that new account to request payouts on demand.
| Rule | Instant Funding | 1-Step Unlimited funded |
|---|---|---|
| First request | 5 days (120 hours) after the first executed trade | No waiting period |
| Later requests | 5 days (120 hours) after the last received payout | No cooldown |
| Gross amount bounds | 1% minimum and 5% maximum of initial size | $25 eligible gross minimum, no 5% maximum |
| Profit share | 80% trader / 20% Iceberg | 80% trader / 20% Iceberg |
Instant Funding payout amount
Every payout claims all eligible realized profit, with a minimum of 1% and a cap of 5% of initial account size. These thresholds apply before the 80/20 split. Partial payouts are not allowed.
Eligible profit is unclaimed realized trading profit after fees and funding, supported by cash above initial capital. Open P&L and simulation adjustments are not eligible.
Minimum eligible profit = account size × 1%
Gross payout = min(eligible profit, account size × 5%)
Trader receives = gross payout × 80%Requesting a payout resets the trading balance to initial capital. Profit above the 5% cap is reserved with the claim and permanently forfeited when that claim settles successfully. The trader share rounds down to six USDC decimals; Iceberg receives the remaining gross amount.
Instant Funding payout timing
The first payout request opens exactly 5 days (120 hours) after your first executed trade. Placing an unfilled order does not start the clock.
Later requests open 5 days (120 hours) after the last payout was received on that account. For wallet payouts, this starts from the verified transfer’s block time. For account credit, it starts when the credit is issued. Requests that were never paid do not start a cooldown.
- Use an active purchased account that is still within its 90-day lifetime.
- Close all positions and open orders.
- Have at least 1% of initial capital in eligible profit and remain above both loss floors.
- Resolve any pending funding or existing payout request before making another request.
A breach or expiry stops new requests. Unrequested profit loses payout eligibility. Amounts reserved for previously submitted claims are not automatically forfeited.
1-Step Unlimited funded payouts
The separate Unlimited funded account can request payouts with no first-request wait or cooldown. Eligible gross profit must reach $25 and there is no 5% maximum gross claim. The funded trader receives 80% of eligible profit after the split.
- The account must be funded and active. Evaluation profit cannot be withdrawn or reinvested.
- Close positions and open orders before requesting a payout.
- Resolve pending funding, risk reconciliation or an existing payout request before submitting another.
- Stay above both loss floors. A confirmed breach stops new requests.
Requests must pass account checks and are paid from available pool funds. On demand describes when you may submit a funded request; it does not guarantee immediate payment.
Review and submit
- Open Payouts and select the account.
- Choose To wallet for native USDC on Arbitrum One, or choose account credit.
- Review the gross claim, your 80% share, any applicable cap, the resulting balance and destination.
- Confirm the request and follow its status in payout history.
Wallet payouts go to your in-app account wallet and are funded by the payout pool. Follow your request in payout history and visit Pool analytics for the public overview. Learn how liquidity and payment timing work.
Cancel or wait for a pending request
You can cancel while the cancellation action is available. Cancellation returns the original balance reduction, including profit above the cap, once. It does not reactivate a breached or expired account.
After payment is in progress, wait for its outcome. Do not submit a replacement payment because a transfer is delayed. A failed check alone does not forfeit the claim.
How a payout affects risk
A payout reserve and its return move cash and the same-day daily floor by equal amounts. They do not count as trading gains or losses. The total floor stays fixed at 94% of initial capital.