How Payouts Work

The complete guide to payout intervals, requirements, profit share, methods, and the request process

Payouts at PipFarm are request-based. Once your simulated funded account meets all requirements, you submit a payout request from your dashboard. Every request is manually reviewed before funds are released.

The payout process

Payouts follow three steps: request → review → receive.

  1. Request — submit a payout request from your dashboard once your payout interval is complete, all requirements are met, and you have no open positions.

  2. Review — requests are reviewed within 2 business days. Trading must stop during review. If approved, the payout amount is withdrawn from your account balance. If rejected, no funds are deducted.

  3. Receive — approved payouts are processed and paid within 2 business days via your selected payment method.

ℹ️ If it's your first payout, you must have completed identity verification (KYC).
For some payment methods you need to sign the contract.

Payout interval

Each funded account has a payout interval based on the frequency you selected:

Frequency

Interval

Add-on cost

Standard (default)

30 calendar days

Bi-Weekly

14 calendar days

+10% of challenge price

Weekly

7 calendar days

+25% of challenge price

The interval starts when the funded account is issued, or when your previous payout request is resolved (approved or rejected). The full interval must pass before you can request again.

⚠️ Regardless of add-ons, only one payout can be received every 7 calendar days, even across multiple funded accounts. This is your personal payout interval.

Personal payout interval (multiple accounts)

If you have more than one funded account, your personal payout interval is 7 calendar days from when your most recent payout request is resolved.

Example: A trader has two funded accounts (A and B), both with 7-day intervals, issued on 1 March. On 8 March, they request a payout from Account A, which is approved on 9 March. They must wait until 16 March (7 full days after the request is resolved) before requesting a payout from Account B.

Payout requirements by mode

To qualify for a payout, you must meet the performance requirements for your account mode. The minimum reward is a percentage of your starting balance (before profit share is applied).

Classic Mode

Minimum reward

3% of starting balance

Trading days

3

Endurance Mode

Minimum reward

2% of starting balance

Profitable days

3

Consistency Mode

Minimum reward

1% of starting balance

Consistency score

Below 35%

Instant Mode (Equity Trailing, EOD Trailing, Payout Trailing)

Minimum reward

Profit target

Consistency score

Winning days

1%

6% of starting balance

25% or less

5

Profit share

Your profit share is determined by your rank in the Experience Program. New traders start at 70% and can reach 99% at Rank 6.

Rank

XP required

Profit share

0 (Default)

0

70%

1

10

75%

2

25

80%

3

50

85%

4

100

90%

5

200

95%

6

300

99%

Payout methods

Method

Minimum

Fees

Rise

$50

$25 for payouts under $500

Free for payouts above $500

Skrill

$50

Subject to Skrill exchange rates

USDT / USDC

$50

$2.50

Payouts issued from EUR or GBP accounts are converted to USD using the exchange rate from DBS Bank at the time of processing.

Upgrading your payout frequency

You can upgrade the payout interval on an existing funded account by submitting the payout schedule upgrade form. Upgrades can only be applied when the account is in a clean state — either after a payout has been completed, or on a newly issued account before the first payout cycle begins.

Funded payout schedule upgrades cost 10× the original add-on price. For example, the bi-weekly add-on costs 10% of the challenge price — so for a $450 challenge, the add-on at checkout would be $45, but upgrading an existing funded account would cost $450. Upgrades can be paid from account rewards (at 100% profit share) or via crypto, PayPal, or card.

ℹ️ All payouts are subject to Payout Caps — a percentage-based limit that increases with each payout, plus a $5,000 hard cap.

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