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10FOUR STATIC Payout Objectives

Payouts

How often can I request a payout?

Every 8 trading days since your last request, using the same minimum-profit definition of a trading day from your evaluation:

Account Size

Payout Cadence

Minimum Profit (per day)

$10K

Every 8 trading days

$50

$25K

Every 8 trading days

$100

$50K

Every 8 trading days

$150

This applies to your first payout as well as every payout after it.

Is there a minimum balance before I can request a payout?

Yes. View the table below for the minimum balance required before requesting your payout on the Static accounts. Only the amount above your buffer is available to withdraw.

Buffer requirement

Minimum payout

Minimum balance required before requesting payout

$10k

$600

$500

$1,100

$25k

$1,100

$500

$1,600

$50k

$2,100

$500

$2,600

Is there a limit per payout?

Yes — each payout cycle has a maximum amount you're eligible to request:

Account Size

Max Per Payout

$10K

$1,000

$25K

$1,500

$50K

$2,000

This resets each cycle — it is not a one-time lifetime limit. As long as you continue to qualify, you can request up to this amount every payout cycle.

What's the profit split on payouts?

80% to you, 20% to 10FOUR — consistent with your funded account overall.

Is there a minimum withdrawal amount?

Yes — $500 per payout request, regardless of account size.

Quick Reference

$10K

$25K

$50K

Price

$209

$279

$349

Eval Profit Target

$1,000

$2,000

$4,000

Days to Pass Eval

5

5

5

Static Drawdown

$500

$1,000

$2,000

Buffer Requirement

$600

$1,100

$2,100

Max Per Payout

$1,000

$1,500

$2,000

Contract Limit

1 mini / 10 micro

2 mini / 20 micro

4 mini / 40 micro

Daily Loss Limit

None

None

None

Consistency Rule

35%

35%

35%

Min. Profit / Trading Day

$50

$100

$150

Payout Cadence

Every 8 trading days

Every 8 trading days

Every 8 trading days

Min. Withdrawal

$500

$500

$500

Profit Split

80/20

80/20

80/20

Resets

Not available

Not available

Not available

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