Prop firm payout time and rules
What each firm says about when the first payout opens, how long a request takes and which methods it supports. Quoted from the firm's own page, with the date we read it.
- First payout: From the 14th day after the first trade is placed, with all open trades and pending orders closed
- Review time: FTMO notifies you within 1-2 business days
- Sending time: Typically sent within 1-2 business days of invoice approval
- Methods: Bank wire, Visa Direct or Mastercard Send (up to $20,000), Skrill (up to $3,000), cryptocurrency
- Fees and minimums: No additional commission by FTMO. Minimum closed profit: $20 for wire and card transfers, $50 for crypto
Source: FTMO FAQ: How do I withdraw my reward?. Read 2026-10-24.
- Processing time: Usually within 24 hours once Rise onboarding is complete. Weekend requests can take up to 72 hours
- Requests: Only one payout request can be open per account at a time
- Methods: Through Rise (primary) and Plane (alternative): bank transfer and cryptocurrency. PayPal is not supported
- KYC: Required before the first payout
- Day requirements: Growth funded accounts need 5 profitable trading days. Lightning has no minimum day count but needs its profit goal and consistency rule
Source: Tradeify help center: Common FAQs. Read 2026-10-24.
- Rapid and Rapid EOD: Payouts daily
- Builder: Payouts every 48 hours
- Pro: Payouts bi-weekly
These are how often a payout can be requested. The page we read does not state how long a payout takes to arrive.
Source: MyFundedFutures plans. Read 2026-10-24.
- Arrival time (firm claim): About one business day
- Methods: Plaid (US bank accounts), PayPal or Wise
A claim on the firm's own page. We did not test it.
Source: Take Profit Trader. Read 2026-10-24.
Live payout trackers
There is no free official API for prop firm payouts. These sites publish their own feeds; we link to them and do not copy their numbers.
Frequently asked questions
How long do prop firm payouts take?
It depends on the firm and the method. Identity checks and rule reviews can add time, especially on a first payout. Read the firm's own terms before you pay.
Is the payout time guaranteed?
No. These are the firms' own statements. We have not measured them.
Educational content, not financial advice.