Definition
What is Profit split?
The profit split is the percentage of the profit on a funded account that the trader receives; the rest is kept by the prop firm.
A prop firm provides the account and the rules; the trader provides the skill. The profit split decides how the result is shared.
The split is applied to the profit that can be withdrawn at each payout, not to the account size. A higher split only matters if the rules let you keep trading profitably long enough to get paid.
When comparing offers, look at the split together with the payout conditions and fees: they all change how much actually reaches your wallet.
Example
Example: with a 90% split, $500 of withdrawable profit on a $10,000 account gives a $450 payout before fees; with 80% it gives $400.
At a prop firm
Axora Funded pays a 90% split on the 2-Step, 1-Step and futures accounts, and 80% on Ascent, Spark, Pass, Bolt and Elite. A 3.5% processing fee is deducted from every payout.
Frequently asked questions
Is the split applied to the whole account?
No. It is applied only to the profit you withdraw at each payout.
Does the split grow over time?
At Axora Funded the split is fixed by programme; the account size can grow through the scaling plan.