At a glance
Payouts are paid by crypto or, where it is available, by bank transfer. The minimum payout is $100, counted on your share after the split. Once the conditions are met, you choose when to request and how much of your eligible profit to request. The wallet or bank account you are paid to must be in your own name.
Buying and being paid are separate. Questions about a charge for your account go to My payment failed: what should I do? or Can I get a refund?.
Before you request
Check the conditions. Your cycle, qualifying days, cycle profit and the other conditions must be met first. See When can I request a payout?.
Close your positions. Close all open positions and cancel any pending orders on the account before you request.
Keep identity documents for verification. They go only through verification: never send them by chat or e-mail. See How to complete identity verification: documents and common fixes.
Submitting your request
Choose your method: crypto, or bank transfer where it is available. Use only the coins, networks and bank details we accept for your request. If you are not sure, ask us before you submit.
Use a destination in your own name. That means a crypto wallet you own and control, or a bank account in your name. A payout is never sent to someone else, and it is never paid to a payment card (AML & KYC Policy §8.1).
Check your details before you submit. Check the wallet address, coin and network, or your bank details, carefully. A payout goes where you tell us to send it.
Submit your request from your Dashboard, the signed-in area where you manage your account and your requests (Terms §1.9), and keep any confirmation or reference. If you cannot find where to request, message us.
Review and processing
While your request is pending, the account is read-only: you cannot trade on it until the request is dealt with.
During the first month after our launch, a person reviews every payout. After that, a crypto payout under $500 with no flags can be processed automatically, and that includes an account's first payout. Every bank transfer payout, every payout of $500 or more and any flagged payout is reviewed by a person first. The $500 is measured on your share after the split, before any payout or network fee. A bank transfer payout can therefore take longer than an automatic crypto payout. See How long does a payout take?.
Fees. We pay our payout providers' fees. You pay the crypto network fee and any charges from your own bank. The network fee is deducted from the amount sent. See Payout fees: who pays what when you are paid.
Example: A trader on a funded 1-Step account requests $1,200 of eligible profit. At an 80% share the reward is $960. Because it is $500 or more, a person reviews it before it is processed, whether it is paid by crypto or bank transfer. Another trader requests $400 of profit, so an 80% share gives $320. Paid by crypto with no flags after our first month, it can be processed automatically, even as the account's first payout. Paid by bank transfer, it is reviewed by a person first. These examples show the route only. They are not payout decisions.
Receiving the payout
When the payout has been completed and paid, a new payout cycle begins.
Keep your payout reference and a note of the destination you used.
If a payout shows as processed but has not arrived, message us with the reference. A person will trace it.
If you entered the wrong destination, tell us straight away.
Never share a wallet recovery phrase, your password or a card number.
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Next step
See how long your payout will take in How long does a payout take?. For a question about your own request, open the Messenger and choose Talk to a person, or e-mail [email protected]. How to contact EverFunded support lists every way to reach us.