The percentage of trading profits shared between the trader and the prop firm. For example, a 70/30 split means the trader keeps 70% of the profits.
The profit split determines how much of a trader’s earnings they get to keep. A higher split means more earnings, but some firms have stricter withdrawal rules.
A trader makes $10,000 in a funded account with an 80/20 split. They keep $8,000, while the prop firm takes $2,000.
The total fees charged for both opening and closing a futures position (a full trade cycle).
The trader’s entitlement to profits before the split is applied, often used for specific promotions or payouts.
How and when traders can request a payout from the prop firm. Many firms require requests to come in certain windows and take a pre-defined amount of time to payout.
How long it takes to get your payout request approved.
The minimum number of active trading days required before a trader can request a payout.