Payouts & Profit Splits
What is the profit split?
Traders receive 95% of eligible net trading profit; Perpify keeps 5% on Instant Accounts; graduated evaluation-funded accounts use a 90% trader / 10% Perpify split.
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Your account type determines the share
Instant Accounts use a 95% trader / 5% Perpify share of requested eligible net performance profit. Funded accounts issued after an Evaluation use 90% trader / 10% Perpify. There is no withdrawable evaluation-stage or demo profit.
The split applies after trading costs
Net performance already reflects entry and exit commissions, funding and disclosed adjustments. Prior payouts and reservations reduce available profit. The split is applied to the eligible gross profit amount you request, not the full account balance or an open winning trade.
| Eligible gross request | Instant trader amount | Evaluation-funded trader amount |
|---|---|---|
| $200 | $190 | $180 |
| $1,000 | $950 | $900 |
| $2,000 | $1,900 | $1,800 |
These examples assume the requested amount meets all other eligibility requirements. They are calculations, not evidence of customer earnings or guaranteed returns.
Gross reservation versus wallet amount
The account reserves the gross requested profit; the trader receives the post-split amount. For example, a $1,000 Instant request reduces the simulated balance by $1,000, while its trader payment is $950. The static drawdown threshold does not move down after the reservation.
Before submitting
Review the selected account's product label, eligible amount and request preview. The published $100 minimum applies after split. An evaluation-funded request also needs the 40% consistency condition; Instant does not.
If a plan page, account record or payout preview displays a different share, ask support to review the purchase and account terms before relying on it. Own Capital withdrawals concern separately tracked real deposits and are not governed by these funded profit-share percentages.
Related guidance
Read How are payouts calculated? and Are there payout fees or minimums?.