How payouts work

When you're funded and have met your package's rules, you can request a payout on your profits.

The basics

  • 90% profit split — you keep 90% of your profits; our only cut is 10%, with no other fees.
  • $500 minimum per payout request.
  • Payouts are typically processed within 3–5 business days, and funds are disbursed within 1–2 business days after approval.

This article covers what's true of every payout. What you have to do to qualify, and how much you can take, depend entirely on your package.

Everything else depends on your package

The maximum per payout, and the gates you have to clear to qualify, are different on Prime and Clear:

Prime Clear
Maximum Per-size cap, rises after your first payout 50% of profit, up to a per-size cap
To qualify Minimum profit goal + largest day ≤ 40% of cycle + profit above your buffer Five profitable days + a net-positive cycle

For the rules that apply to your account:

Your exact minimum and maximum for each request are always shown in your dashboard.

What a payout is

Performance payouts are discretionary compensation based on your simulated results — not returns on investment, wages, or guaranteed income. Meeting the criteria doesn't by itself guarantee approval: we may review, delay, reduce, or deny a payout where we identify a rule violation, fraud, or a risk-management concern.

After you request

Your request moves through eight steps you can follow on your payout page — from Requested through the reviews, approval and the balance update, to Funds released.

It also matters for what comes next: a new payout cycle starts the moment your payout is approved, so that's when your profitable days, consistency check and cycle profit start counting again. How payouts are processed, and when your next cycle starts.

Before your first payout

You'll complete a one-time payout verification with Rise, our global payout partner. We only ask for it once you're otherwise ready to request a payout, and you never repeat it. Learn about payout eligibility and verification.

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