Rewards and payouts
When you can request a payout, payout caps and how payouts affect your account.
How payouts work
In the funded stage you can request a payout every 14 days. You keep 80% of your profit, paid out through Rise or in crypto.
Before each payout
- Your identity verification (KYC) must be approved. You only do this once.
- You need 3 qualifying profit days in the current payout cycle: days where your realized profit is at least 0.5% of your starting balance ($125 on $25K, $250 on $50K, $500 on $100K).
Payout cycles
Every approved payout starts a new payout cycle. Your withdrawable profit resets to $0, and your equity after the payout becomes your new baseline.
The consistency rule resets with each payout too. No single trading day can make up more than 35% of the profit you make in the new cycle.
If your equity falls below your baseline, new profit first rebuilds it. Withdrawable profit only starts building again once your equity is back above the baseline. The baseline works like a high-water mark.
Payout caps
The cap per payout cycle is $750 on $25K, $1,250 on $50K and $2,500 on $100K. See Payout caps for what happens to profit above the cap.
Requesting a payout locks your maximum drawdown floor at your starting balance. See How payouts affect your drawdown before you request one.
Updated 25 October 2026
Payout caps
Each payout cycle has a cap on how much profit you can withdraw.
| Account size | Payout cap per cycle |
|---|---|
| $25K | $750 |
| $50K | $1,250 |
| $100K | $2,500 |
What happens to profit above the cap
Profit above the cap stays in your funded account as equity. It does not carry forward as withdrawable profit into the next payout cycle.
The extra equity still gives you more room against drawdown and future losses.
Every approved payout starts a new cycle, and your withdrawable profit resets to $0.
Updated 24 October 2026
How payouts affect your drawdown
Requesting a payout permanently locks your maximum drawdown floor at your starting balance.
After your first payout request, if your account equity reaches or falls below your starting balance, the account is breached.
Keep a buffer. If you withdraw all of your profit, your equity is left at the floor and the account is closed.
Example
On a $25K account, your floor locks at $25,000 once you request a payout. From then on your equity has to stay above $25,000.
Updated 24 October 2026