Quick answer: The Request Payout button appears only when every condition is met at the same time. Profit and elapsed time are two conditions out of nine.
Every program
Use the funded account, not the evaluation account
Your profit share exceeds $250 — your share after the split, not gross account profit. The threshold is the same for every payout method
No open positions
The calendar waiting period has passed — measured from the date the account was created
The minimum trading days are complete
Consistency below threshold, where it applies
KYC approved and the Funded Trader Agreement signed (first payout)
Account active, with no confirmed breach or unresolved compliance restriction
By program
Speedy | Flex | Pro | Instant Funding | |
Waiting period | 30 days (14 with add-on) | 30 days (14 with add-on) | 30 days (14 with add-on) | 14 days |
Trading days | 10 | 4, each ≥0.25% profit | 3 | 4, each ≥0.25% profit |
Consistency | Below 40% | None | None | Below 20% |
The threshold is your share
On an 80% split, $250 to you means $312.50 of account profit; on 90%, $277.78. The $250 minimum applies to every payout method.
Subsequent payouts
Every 14 days on Speedy, Flex and Pro; every 7 days on Instant Funding — measured from the previous approved payout, because approval resets the period. Each request gets its own review.
There is no profit cap
No maximum payout and no cap on total earnings.
Meeting the checklist isn't approval
The checklist controls whether the button appears. The submitted request then goes through compliance review — see What Happens During Payout Review.
See also: Before You Contact Support – Checklist · Why Was My Payout Rejected?