Payouts

How a payout works

When you've earned profit on a funded account, you request a payout from the funded dashboard. The flow:

1. Eligibility is checked: minimum profit, minimum days traded, and the payout cadence. (The exact thresholds are an open question and will be set before launch; they are not invented here.)
2. Your split is applied. Your share is computed from your tier's profit split; the firm's cut routes to the vault and treasury.
3. Your share is released as USDC, approved by a multisig (never a single hot key), and sent to your account.
4. It off-ramps to fiat automatically, so you can receive value as money without touching a wallet or an exchange.

You see a clean confirmation: the amount and when it arrives. The on-chain record exists and is verifiable, but it isn't pushed in your face. The invisible-crypto principle applies to payouts too.

Speed and reach

Because payouts are stablecoin transfers under the hood, they settle in minutes, not days, and reach anywhere: no wire transfer, no bank rejection, no FX haircut. This is one of the clearest advantages over traditional prop firms, where payouts crawl through banking rails over days or weeks.

The refund-on-first-payout flywheel

It's the FTMO-style flywheel: the fees from traders who don't pass fund the capital pool, and a trader who goes on to earn a payout ends up risking nothing net. It rewards the traders who actually perform and aligns the firm with their success.

Safety in the mechanism

• Multisig approval. No payout moves on a single key; releasing trader funds requires multisig approval, so no one person can drain the vault.
• Pull-payment with a retry guard. Your claimable balance is tracked per account and claimed safely; a hiccup mid-claim can be retried without losing or duplicating funds.
• No override path. The same firm tooling that approves payouts has no ability to override an evaluation outcome. Enforcement stays on-chain. See On-chain rule enforcement.