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How to send a Tradeify payout to Slay Markets

Send a Tradeify payout straight to your Slay Markets brokerage account from your payout dashboard. You need an approved Slay account and a payout-eligible Tradeify account. Check your destination before you submit, since it can’t be changed.

You can send a Tradeify payout straight into your Slay Markets brokerage account from your Tradeify payout dashboard. You don’t need to contact support, and there’s no manual transfer. Because the money goes from Tradeify to an account in your own name, it meets our funding rules.

Before you start

  • You need an active, approved Slay Markets Individual Cash Account. The Top up brokerage option won’t work without one. See How to Open a Slay Markets Account if you haven’t applied yet.

  • Your Tradeify account needs to be eligible for a payout. Only payout-eligible accounts appear in your dashboard.

How to do it

  1. Log in to your Tradeify dashboard and open Request a payout.

  2. Check the amount at the top, “You can withdraw up to.” This is the total across your payout-eligible accounts.

  3. Select each account you want to withdraw from, then enter an amount for each. Every account shows its own minimum and maximum withdrawal, and your amount has to fall inside that range.

  4. Select Request.

  5. On the “Where should your payout go?” screen, choose where the money goes:

    • Top up brokerage sends it straight to your Slay Markets brokerage account.

    • Direct withdrawal sends it to your bank or preferred method through Rise. You can pick the method later.

  6. Enter the dollar amount for each destination. You can send everything to one place or split it between the two. The “Unallocated” line at the top shows how much you haven’t assigned yet.

  7. Review your choices, then select Continue and follow the prompts to confirm.

Check your choice before you submit

Once you submit, we can’t change where a payout goes. If you picked the wrong destination, we can’t move it afterward. Look over the amounts on the “Where should your payout go?” screen before you continue.

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