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How Are Payouts Processed?
Aug 29, 2025
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How Are Payouts Processed?
After submitting a successful payout request, the program begins verifying, approving, and transferring your funds. This article explains the process, available methods, typical timelines, and requirements to complete beforehand.
✅ Payout Requirements Recap
Before a payout can be processed, your account must meet the following criteria:
- At least 5 qualified profit days completed (see Profit Days Rule)
- Account balance above the required threshold, including the Safety Net
- No open violations, resets, or pending audits
- KYC verification successfully completed
- Minimum payout amount of $500 respected
💳 Payment Methods Supported
Currently, Bank Wire transfers are the only available method for payouts. This applies to both domestic and international transactions.
📌 Note: PayPal, Wise, or crypto transfers are not supported at this time.
If additional options become available in the future, they will be announced in the dashboard.
⏱️ Payout Processing Time
| Step | Timeline |
|---|---|
| Request Review | Within 1–2 business days |
| Audit & Final Approval | Up to 3 business days |
| Funds Transfer Initiated | Within 1 business day after approval |
| Total Estimated Time | 2–5 business days |
📌 Weekends and bank holidays may delay receipt.
⚠️ Make sure your banking details are correct—errors can cause significant delays.
🧾 Payout Receipts & Tracking
- Once approved, a confirmation appears in your Dashboard → Payout History
- You also receive an email with the payment details
- Payout status can be tracked anytime from the My Payouts section
❗ Payout Holds or Rejections
Your payout may be delayed or rejected if:
- A rule violation occurred after submission
- Incorrect or incomplete payment details were provided
- KYC verification was not completed
- Account balance is still below the $2,500 Safety Net or $500 minimum threshold
If an issue arises, the Compliance Team will contact you by email for resolution.
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