Knowing how payouts work before you start saves you surprises and helps you plan your trading. At Funded Profit, what you receive for trading a simulated account is a reward, calculated on your simulated performance and subject to the rules. In this guide you'll see the payout cycle, the split, the minimum per request, the payment method, identity verification and a few practical tips so each request goes through the first time.
In short: you can request rewards every 14 days (or every week with the Weekly Payout add-on), with a $50 minimum and payment in crypto. The split is 80% (100% with an add-on), and before each request you need the minimum active trading days, a passing consistency check and approved KYC.
What a reward actually is
Funded Profit accounts are simulated trading accounts. You're not investing money in the markets or trading third-party capital. You're showing, inside a rules-based environment, that you can manage risk consistently. When you do that and meet every condition, you receive a reward calculated on your account's simulated profit.
That distinction matters for two reasons. First, it explains why rules like consistency or minimum days exist: they're designed to reward a steady process, not a lucky streak. Second, no reward is assured: trading involves risk, and outcomes depend on your decisions.
The payout cycle, step by step
Frequency
You can request a reward every 14 days. If you choose the Weekly Payout add-on at checkout, you can request one every week.
What you need before each request
Every cycle, you need to meet all of the following:
- Minimum active trading days: 5 on funded accounts that come from the 1-Phase Challenge and 8 on Direct Access, counted from your last payout.
- Consistency: no single day can account for more than 40% of your total profit on accounts under $30K, or more than 30% from $30K up.
- No rule breaches during the cycle.
- Approved KYC.
- A minimum of $50 per request.
The active day count resets after each payout, after a reset and after a rejected request. The consistency calculation also resets after each successful payout: only profit made since then counts. For a clear picture of how days are counted, read minimum trading days.
What we ask for when you request
Only the address of your USDT wallet (on the TRC20 or ERC20 network) where you want to be paid. Funded Profit will never ask for passwords, PINs, verification codes or seed phrases. If anyone asks for them on the firm's behalf, don't share anything and let support know.
The reward split: 80% or 100%
On every funded account, whether it comes from the 1-Phase Challenge or Direct Access, the split is 80% to you. With the 100% Lifetime Payout add-on, chosen at checkout for an extra cost, the split goes up to 100%.
Illustrative example: a $10,000 Direct Access account ends a cycle with $400 in simulated profit while following every rule. With an 80% split, the reward would be $320; with the 100% add-on, $400. This example only shows how the math works; it's not an expected result.
The split doesn't change based on exceeding a target or on account size. If you follow every rule, each request pays the share your split sets for that cycle's simulated profit.
Identity verification (KYC)
Identity verification is required to receive rewards. When it happens depends on the program:
- 1-Phase Challenge: before you receive your funded account. Once you pass and your KYC is approved, the funded account is created within 24 to 48 hours.
- Direct Access: before your first payout.
You'll need a valid ID (passport, driver's license or government ID) and proof of address, such as a utility bill or bank statement. A simple tip: have your documents ready from the start. Most delays come from expired IDs, blurry photos or proof of address that doesn't match the address on file.
Crypto payments: what to double-check
Payouts are made in crypto only, to the wallet you provide. That's practical for traders in many countries, but it calls for care:
- Check the address twice before you submit it. Crypto transfers can't be reversed, and a payout sent to a wrong address you provided can't be recovered.
- Confirm the network. A TRC20 address isn't the same as an ERC20 one. Use the network your wallet supports for USDT.
- Use a wallet in your own name that you can reliably access.
A sample cycle from start to finish
To see it all together, picture a $30,000 funded account that came from the 1-Phase Challenge, without the weekly payout add-on. This is just an example to put the steps in order:
- Days 1 to 14: you trade your plan as usual. You open trades on 7 different days, Monday to Friday, so you go past the 5 minimum active days.
- Pre-request check: you work out your consistency. Your best day accounts for 24% of the cycle's profit, below the 30% limit for a $30K account.
- Request: you confirm there are no violations, that the amount is above $50, and you submit your USDT address after checking it twice.
- New cycle: after the payout, the active day count and the consistency calculation start over.
What matters in this example isn't the numbers, it's the order: trade normally, check the requirements and request only when everything is in place. If you're new to the overall model, what a funded account is is a good starting point.
Mistakes that delay or void a request
Most rejected requests have avoidable causes:
- Not completing the minimum active days. An active day is a trading day, Monday to Friday and not a US holiday, on which you open at least one trade.
- Breaking consistency with one day that holds too much of the profit. You can check it with the consistency calculator before you request.
- Having a violation in the cycle, such as a trade under 3 minutes or risk above 2.5% per trade.
- Requesting less than $50.
Keep in mind that a rejected request resets your active day count. That's why it pays to check everything before you submit, not after.
Practical tips for your first payouts
- Keep a log per cycle. Write down the date of your last payout, the active days you've built up and your best day in the cycle. That way you always know where you stand.
- Spread your profit across several days. The consistency rule rewards steady performance. If your best day weighs too much, a request may not qualify. We explain it in the consistency rule explained.
- Don't change how you trade to hit a date. Forcing trades to complete days or sizing up right before a request often ends in a violation.
- Get everything ready early. Keep your KYC documents valid and your USDT wallet set up before the cycle ends, so your request doesn't depend on last-minute paperwork.
- Read the payouts section of the rules at least once before your first request: it's at payout rules.
FAQ
How often can I request a reward?
Every 14 days, or every week with the Weekly Payout add-on, as long as you meet the minimum active trading days and every rule.
What's the minimum request amount?
$50 USD per request. Above that, each request pays the share your split sets, as long as you follow the rules.
How are rewards paid?
In crypto only, in USDT to the wallet you provide (TRC20 or ERC20 network). Double-check the address, because a payout sent to a wrong address can't be recovered.
What happens if my request is rejected?
Your active trading day count resets. Review which requirement wasn't met, adjust your trading and request again once you complete the new cycle.