Definition
What is Payout?
A payout is the payment a prop firm makes to a funded trader: the agreed profit split applied to the profit made on the funded account since the last payout.
On a funded account the money is simulated, but the reward is real. When the dashboard shows the account as eligible, you request a payout and the firm pays your share of the profit.
Most firms attach conditions: a minimum number of days before the first request, a minimum amount, a number of profitable days and sometimes a buffer of profit that must stay in the account.
Once a payout is requested, the profit it covers is removed from the account balance. Your next payout is calculated on new profit only.
Example
Example: a $10,000 funded account with an 80% split makes $400 of profit that can be withdrawn. The payout before any fee is 80% × $400 = $320.
At a prop firm
At Axora Funded, on accounts bought since 16 October 2026, the first payout can be requested 14 days after funding and then every 14 days, with 5 winning days of at least 0.5% each. A 3% buffer stays in the account, a 3.5% processing fee applies and payouts are sent in USDT (minimum 50 USDT).
Frequently asked questions
Can I keep trading while a payout is pending?
At Axora Funded new trades are paused until the payout is paid; you can cancel the request to resume trading.
Which networks are used for payouts?
USDT on TRC20, ERC20 or BEP20, sent to a wallet in your name saved in the dashboard.