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10FOUR DAILY (Intraday) Account Payout Objectives

Daily accounts pay out every day. Three numbers decide it: the buffer, the minimum, and the cap.


Payout Parameters

Account Size

Buffer

Balance at Buffer

Minimum Request

Max Per Request

$25,000

$1,100

$26,100

$500

$500

$50,000

$2,100

$52,100

$500

$1,000


The Buffer

The buffer is profit that stays in your account. You build it before your first payout, and it never comes out. You can't withdraw into your buffer — you can only take out profit above it.

Reaching the buffer also locks your trailing drawdown permanently at $100 above your starting balance.


First Payout

Available 24 hours after your first trade, once your balance is at least $500 above the buffer (the minimum payout). That's $26,600 on the 25K and $52,600 on the 50K. There is no minimum trading day requirement on the funded account.


Timing

After your first payout you can request once every 24 hours. Most requests are approved automatically.


Minimum and Cap

Payouts on the $25,000 are $500 flat, since the minimum and the cap are the same number. On the $50,000 you can request anywhere from $500 to $1,000 per day.

Profit above the cap is not lost. It stays in the account and you request it the following day.


Second Payout Onward

Each new request needs $250 of net profit since your last one, and you can only take out what's above the buffer. Your balance can never go below the buffer after a payout: $26,100 on the 25K and $52,100 on the 50K.

Because the minimum payout is $500, you need at least $500 above the buffer to request a payout.


Profit Split

90/10 from your very first withdrawal. You keep 90% of all profits with no ramp-up period.


Processing

Payouts are processed within 24 business hours via Riseworks — instant crypto/USDC or same-day bank transfer.


Worked Example ($50,000)

  1. You pass the evaluation and convert at $50,000.

  2. You trade up to $52,100. Buffer reached, and your drawdown locks at $50,100. Nothing is above the buffer yet, so no payout.

  3. You trade up to $53,100 — $1,000 above the buffer. You request $1,000 (the cap). New balance: $52,100, right at the buffer.

  4. The next day you make $600, so you're at $52,700. That $600 is above the buffer, so you request $600, clearing the $500 minimum. New balance: $52,100.

  5. The next day you make $300, so you're at $52,400. Only $300 is above the buffer, which is under the $500 minimum, so no payout yet. Keep trading until you're at $52,600.

  6. And so on — but a payout can never take your balance below $52,100.

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