MyFundedPerps Payouts Are Live: How the Daily Request Window Works

MyFundedPerps payouts are live. Payout requests opened on September 11, 2026 at 12:00 a.m. EDT (04:00 UTC) for all funded accounts, including first payouts, though the schedule can be rescheduled or paused. If you are funded, the system is built around one core mechanic: a daily request window tied to the New York calendar day. Here is exactly how it works, what the minimums are, and what happens to your account when a request is approved.

The daily request window

Each eligible funded account can submit one payout request per New York calendar day. Key points, straight from the docs:

• The allowance resets at midnight America/New_York, following daylight saving time. That is 04:00 UTC during EDT and 05:00 UTC during EST.
• It is a calendar-day allowance, not a rolling 24-hour cooldown.
• Separate funded accounts each carry their own daily allowance.
• A pending request must finish before you can submit another on the same account.
• A rejected request still consumes that day's allowance, and submitted requests cannot be cancelled.

The daily window is a request allowance, not a promise of same-day payment. Payouts are manually reviewed, and review plus delivery can take longer than the window itself. Track decisions and delivery status in Payout History on the payouts page.

Minimums, splits, and gross vs net

The minimum payout is $100 of gross profit before the split. What you receive depends on your profit split:

The request form accepts your net share and shows the gross amount that will be deducted from the account before you confirm. Requests use whole cents, the Max button rounds down to the nearest cent, and a half-cent rounds to even.

Worked example from the docs: receiving $3,200 at an 80/20 split deducts $4,000 gross from the account. Always think in gross terms when you plan a withdrawal, because gross is what leaves your balance.

Eligibility checklist before you submit

The form shows the first unmet condition and checks eligibility again at submission. The requirements:

• The funded account is active, with no pending payout, and its daily allowance is available.
• The account is flat: every position closed, resting orders cancelled, and working orders (including TWAP orders) settled.
• At least $100 of available gross profit in the current payout cycle.

Select, Prime, and Signature have no minimum trading-day count, no qualifying-day requirement, no consistency gate, no payout count cap, and no lifetime payout cap. Once a request is pending, trading locks on that account until the request is decided.

How money arrives: Rise, and the store credit option

Cash payouts are delivered through Rise. You complete the invitation and onboarding in the Payouts panel; watch your email carefully for the Rise invite. Approved payouts go to the connected Rise account.

You can also take store credit, or split a request between cash and credit:

• 100% cash via Rise, 100% store credit, or any split of the two.
• The store-credit portion gets a 10% boost: converting $100 grants $110 in credit when the payout is paid.
• Store credit cannot be withdrawn as cash.
• The boost does not change the gross deduction: the full requested amount counts against the payout-cycle deduction either way.

What an approved payout does to your account

This is the part that interacts with your drawdown, and it is where funded accounts live or die after a first withdrawal.

When a payout is approved:

1. The full gross amount is deducted from the funded account.
2. A new payout cycle begins with a new baseline.
3. On the first withdrawal, the max loss limit (MLL) floor locks permanently to the starting balance. Equity exactly at the floor is allowed; falling below it breaches. The 3% daily loss rule still applies.
4. Profit retained below the new cycle baseline becomes a balance buffer rather than withdrawable profit, and it cannot be withdrawn in later cycles.

Before you confirm, the preview shows three numbers: Balance After Payout, Max Loss Floor After Payout, and Loss Buffer After Payout. A request that would leave zero buffer triggers a warning, and submission is blocked entirely if the projected balance would fall below the locked floor. Requesting the maximum (withdrawing down to the starting balance) leaves a $0 buffer and the account will be closed.

We go deeper on the floor mechanics in our myfundedperps-static-drawdown and myfundedperps-payouts-guide articles; both are worth reading before your first request.

Timing your requests

A few practical scheduling notes:

• Midnight New York renews the allowance. It does not approve or pay an existing request.
• Because a rejected request still burns the day's allowance, submit only when the eligibility checklist is fully green.
• Because trading locks during review, do not submit right before a session you intend to trade.
• First payouts are included from day one of the opening on September 11, 2026; there is no separate waiting period beyond the review itself.

Requests remain subject to review, and review can require additional information. If a decision looks wrong, contact support with your account ID and request reference rather than resubmitting blindly, since a new attempt depends on a finished prior request and a fresh daily allowance.

Frequently asked questions

When did MyFundedPerps payouts open?

Payout requests opened on September 11, 2026 at 12:00 a.m. EDT (04:00 UTC) for all funded accounts, including first payouts. The schedule can be rescheduled or paused.

How often can I request a payout?

One request per funded account per New York calendar day, resetting at midnight America/New_York. It is not a rolling 24-hour wait, and each funded account has its own allowance.

What is the minimum payout?

$100 of gross profit before the split, which pays $80 at the standard 80/20 split or $90 with the 90/10 upgrade.

Can I cancel a payout request?

No. Submitted requests cannot be cancelled, and a rejected request still consumes that day's allowance. Check the preview numbers before confirming.

How are payouts delivered?

Cash payouts are paid via the connected Rise account after manual review. You can also convert part or all of a payout to store credit with a 10% boost; store credit cannot be withdrawn as cash.