Weekly Pay lets you request a payout after each set of five winning days. There is no payout cushion, no daily loss limit and no funded consistency rule. Your drawdown floor still applies.
What counts as a winning day?
A trading day must close with at least $200 in profit, at every account size. Submit your request after the session closes and the five winning days are recorded. Five winning days do not mean five calendar days or a guaranteed weekly payout. After a payout, build another set of five winning days.
How much can I request?
You may request up to 50% of total profit, limited by the fixed cap for your account size. The same cap applies to every payout; it does not increase with subsequent payouts. Total profit is the current balance minus the account's starting balance, not just the profit made since your last payout.
The minimum request is $500 before the split ($450 to you).
Net profit between payouts
After your first payout, you must earn at least $1 in net profit since your last payout before requesting another. Recover any losses first; this requirement is separate from the five winning days and the $500 minimum request.
Only one request may be pending; wait until it is paid or denied.
Fixed payout caps before the 90/10 split
Account size | Maximum per payout |
$25K | $1,250 |
$50K | $2,500 |
$100K | $3,500 |
$150K | $4,500 |
$50K example
After five winning days, a $54,000 balance means $4,000 total profit. You may request $2,000: half the profit, below the $2,500 per-payout cap. You receive $1,800 and the account balance becomes $52,000.
After the next set of five winning days, suppose your balance reaches $55,000. Total profit is now $5,000, so a $2,500 second request is available, provided you have earned at least $1 in net profit since your previous payout. You receive $2,250.
Drawdown
Weekly Pay keeps the evaluation's drawdown amount. The floor locks at starting balance plus $100 no later than the first payout.