Payouts & Withdraws
How To Request A Payout From Your Account(s)
$25,000
Can Withdraw Above: $26,750.00
$1,250 Every 8 Trading Days
90%
100%
$50,000
Can Withdraw Above: $52,750.00
$2,000 Every 8 Trading Days
90%
100%
$75,000
Can Withdraw Above: $77,750.00
$2,250 Every 8 Trading Days
90%
100%
$100,000
Can Withdraw Above: $103,300.00
$2,750 Every 8 Trading Days
90%
100%
$150,000
Can Withdraw Above: $154,800
$3,000 Every 8 Trading Days
90%
100%
Nexgen Requires 8 Trading Days To Be Completed For Each Payout Requested.
Once in a Semi-Live Account or Live ProTrader Account, you can withdraw profits exceeding the plan's drawdown buffer. This drawdown buffer, equal to the max drawdown, will be used to pad the account so that failing the account becomes as difficult as possible. Any withdrawals during the 60-day probation period count as part of your 16 total payouts.
60-Day Probation Period: During the first 60 calendar days on a Semi-Live or Live ProTrader account, withdrawals are capped based on account size (see table above).
Post-Probation Access: After completing the 60-day period, traders are eligible to withdraw 90% of profits above the account's buffer.
Account Buffer: The buffer is based on your trailing max drawdown and must remain intact after any withdrawal.
Withdrawal Frequency: Withdrawals can be requested every 8 active trading days, assuming account conditions are met.
How To Request A Payout From Your Account(s) See Below
Our system automatically calculates the payout amount permitted for each trading account based on performance and eligibility criteria. This ensures accuracy and transparency in determining what each trader is owed. You can easily view your available payout balance by navigating to the "Request Payout" section within your client dashboard. There, the system will clearly display the amount currently available for withdrawal, updated in real time to reflect your most recent trading activity and any applicable adjustments.
Note: Non-US citizens must submit a W-8BEN on the first payout. No reports are sent to non-US citizens. For any tax advice, consult with your accountant.
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