PayoutsWhen you can withdraw, how much, how often, how the review works and how the money reaches you.
Every payout moves the line. Your next payout has to be earned from the balance the last one left behind, not from your starting balance. Both of these must be true at the same time:
- Your closed balance is above your starting balance plus the locked buffer by at least the minimum payout, exactly as for your first payout.
- Your closed balance is at least the balance left right after your previous payout, plus the minimum payout.
The other gates still apply: no open position and no working order, the payout cadence counted from your last payout, and the minimum number of trading sessions where your experiment has one.
Example on Incentive $10K Pay-on-Pass ($10,000 starting balance, $1,200 locked buffer, $25 minimum payout). A payout leaves your balance at $11,800, so your next payout opens at $11,825. If trading then takes you to $11,500, you still have $300 above the buffer, but you are not payout-eligible until the balance is back at $11,825.
Blueprint 25K pays out daily and follows the daily lock-in instead: what counts there is the profit that has already unlocked.
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