Payouts & Profit Splits
How often can I request a payout?
Daily, provided you have eligible performance profit and meet the published payout requirements. Request availability does not guarantee approval or same-day settlement.
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Daily requests for eligible Instant profit
Instant Accounts support daily payout requests. They have no consistency requirement and no separate daily loss limit. The main trading-risk restriction is the 4% static maximum equity loss limit.
Daily request availability does not turn starting capital or open PnL into withdrawable profit. You still need eligible net realized performance profit and must satisfy the published request process. Eligible requests are processed in under 24 hours; cryptocurrency arrival is a separate network-dependent step.
Before submitting
- Select the intended Instant Account.
- Close open positions and cancel pending orders.
- Check eligible profit after trading costs and previous payout reservations.
- Review the trader amount after the 95% split and the published minimum.
- Confirm the USDC-on-Solana destination and submit once.
A request already in progress reserves profit. Do not submit another request for that same reserved amount. Check the existing request's status instead.
Evaluation-funded accounts are different
Graduated evaluation-funded accounts can also make daily eligible requests, but their 90% trader split and 40% best-day consistency condition apply. The evaluation itself cannot pay out its test-stage earnings. Passing and funded payout eligibility are separate milestones.
Timing expectations
Under 24 hours describes Perpify processing an eligible request, not a guarantee that every submitted request is eligible or that every wallet credits immediately. Review and eligibility checks still apply; a blockchain or receiving-service delay can occur after the transfer is sent.
If a request stays unresolved beyond the processing window, contact support with its reference and current status. If it is marked Paid, use its transaction reference to investigate network delivery rather than submitting the same payout again.
Related guidance
Read Are there payout fees or minimums? and When will I receive my payout?. See Payout policy for the current product or workflow.