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These are the short answers. For the full policy and examples, use Funded payouts.
The profit split is 90% to you, 10% to PolyFundr.
When all of these are true: your realized eligible profit (after prior paid payouts) has reached 30% of your starting balance, your book is flat (all positions closed), no other request is pending, and this payout window is consistent (no single day over 40% of the window’s eligible profit). For example, on a $50,000 funded account you become eligible once you have $15,000 in realized eligible profit.The 30% is a gate for requesting, not a floor your balance can never cross. There is no minimum trading-days requirement, and open positions do not count until closed.
Losses always count, so nothing is hidden from the calculation. Gains count when the position is closed, the entry price was between 0.10 and 0.90, and it is not a direct same-market YES/NO hedge. Normal directional trading is fully covered. See Funded payouts for detail.
Submit the request from the Payouts page in your dashboard. Enter a destination wallet address, confirm the amount, and submit.
Each payout is the lowest of three limits: the cap ladder (1st up to $1,000, 2nd up to $2,000, 3rd and later up to $5,000 gross), half of the eligible profit you have earned since your last payout, and your eligible net after prior paid and pending payouts. A 7-day cooldown applies between payouts. Profit above a cap is not lost, it stays in the account and remains withdrawable in future windows. Full worked examples on Funded payouts.
Payouts are processed within 24 hours on average.
Payouts are sent in USDC on the Polygon network.
You must provide a valid EVM wallet address that can receive USDC on Polygon. The destination is required on every request and is not saved as a default.
No. Only realized profit from closed positions counts toward payout eligibility.
Only one payout request can be pending per funded account at a time. While the payout is pending, the requested amount is reserved against your available payout balance.
No. Paid payouts are accounted for in the drawdown calculations.
No. There are no payout withdrawal fees.