Can I withdraw simulated Own Capital profits?

Simulated gains are not withdrawable

No. Own Capital's simulated trading profit does not increase the real deposited funds you can withdraw. Real deposits and simulated trading results are kept in separate accounting records.

Example

If you deposit $100 and a simulated trade displays $20 profit, that display does not establish a $120 real withdrawal balance. The real available balance depends on confirmed deposits, prior withdrawals, reservations and applicable disclosed adjustments—not simulated price-movement PnL.

This example explains the separation; it is not a promised return or a statement of all applicable deposit-withdrawal fees.

Funded performance payouts are a different product

Eligible Instant performance profit can support a 95% trader payout. Evaluation-funded uses 90% and consistency requirements. Those program shares cannot be applied to Own Capital simulated profit to create a payout entitlement.

Evaluation profits and demo gains are also not withdrawable. Always check the account type before interpreting a terminal PnL figure or selecting a withdrawal option.

Where to look

Use the real deposited-funds section and withdrawal history for cash availability. Use the terminal's balance, equity and PnL for simulated trading and risk information. A margin figure describes exposure capacity; it is not a wallet balance.

If labels are confusing

Do not send more funds to unlock a supposed simulated profit. Ask support to explain the deposit and account references and the available real amount. If the display appears to combine real and simulated totals, report it as a discrepancy rather than assuming they are interchangeable.

The next step for withdrawing actual deposits is the Own Capital deposit-withdrawal flow, not the funded performance-profit request.

Related guidance

Read What is an Own Capital account? and Can I withdraw Own Capital deposits?.