Instant FundedLesson 3 of 3

When can you request your first Instant Funded payout?

Your first payout request opens 14 days after your first trade. After that you can request every 7 days, from $50 up to $5,000 per request.

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The payout calendar

The clock starts at your first trade, not at purchase. Your first request opens on day 14. After that, requests open every 7 days.

An eligible date is the first day you may submit. It is not the day the money arrives, and it is not an approval. Processing starts once you submit.

Use the 14 days before your first request to build a record you are happy to be paid on: steady days, no single day carrying the month, and the consistency share comfortably under 35%.

1Request2Review3Approved4Paid1:46h average processing once approved
What happens after you request a payout

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How much you receive

You keep 70% of eligible profit as standard, or 80% if you bought the split add-on at checkout. There are no split milestones.

Eligible profitYour share at 70%With the add-on, 80%
$500$350$400
$1,000$700$800
$2,000$1,400$1,600

Each request must be at least $50 and at most $5,000.

InteractiveTry it: your payout calendarSee the day your first Instant Funded request opens and the weekly cycle after it.

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Before you press request

  • Verification: identity verification in the MyFundedCapital Dashboard must be complete before a payout.
  • Consistency: your best day may be at most 35% of total profit. With $1,000 of total profit, that is $350.
  • Timing: each later request opens 7 days after your previous request.
  • No breach: a hard breach removes payout eligibility on that account.
  • Amount: between $50 and $5,000.

Run through this list a day or two before your eligible date. Anything missing, such as an unfinished verification, is easier to sort out before the date than after you have submitted.

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What a payout does to your floors

A payout takes money out of the account. Do not assume the daily or max-loss floor moves down with it. If the floors stay where they are, a large withdrawal leaves less room above them. Check the limits shown after the payout, and leave room for your open risk before you trade again. If the effect on your account is not clear, ask support before you submit.

Make the decision before you press request, not after. Look at your open positions, the room above each floor after the withdrawal, and the trades you plan for the rest of the cycle. A payout should not leave you one normal loss away from a breach.

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After the first payout

From here the rhythm is every 7 days. You request each payout in the MyFundedCapital Dashboard and track it there until it lands. Methods include bank transfer, e-wallets, crypto or local methods, and recent payouts average 1:46h from request to approval. Keep the same risk plan that got you to the first request; the limits have not changed.

If a request is pending or rejected, read the status in your Dashboard first and check whether verification, the agreement or your payment-method details are incomplete. Then contact support with your masked account reference and the request date. Never pay an unsolicited release fee and never share passwords or verification codes.

Free toolPayout date calculatorSee when your next payout request opens.

Recap

  1. First request 14 days after your first trade, then every 7 days.
  2. Each request: at least $50, at most $5,000.
  3. You keep 70% of eligible profit, or 80% with the split add-on.

Check yourself

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1When does the first Instant Funded payout request open?
2How soon can you request again after a payout request?
3At the standard split, what is your share of $1,000 eligible profit?
4What is the largest single Instant Funded payout request?

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