1. The Profit Target (Dynamic)
You must reach a specific profit target to be eligible for each payout. This target is dynamic, meaning it changes for your first three payouts to encourage consistent growth.
First Payout: You must make 6% of your initial account balance.
Second Payout: You must make 5% on top of your new balance (after the first payout is deducted).
Third Payout (and all future payouts): You must make 4% on top of your new balance (after the previous payout is deducted).
Example using a $50,000 Account:
For Your First Payout:
Target: 6% of $50,000 = $3,000
You must grow your account balance to $53,000.
For Your Second Payout:
You reach $53,000 and request a $1,500 payout. Your account balance is now $51,500 ($53,000 - $1,500).
Target: 5% of $51,500 = $2,575
You must grow your new balance to $54,075 ($51,500 + $2,575).
For Your Third Payout:
You request another $1,000 payout. Your account balance is now $53,075 ($54,075 - $1,000).
Target: 4% of $53,075 = $2,123
You must grow your new balance to $55,198 ($53,075 + $2,123).
2. 20% Consistency Rule
This is a key performance metric. It ensures that your profits are earned steadily, rather than from a single "lucky" day.
The Rule: Your single best trading day's profit cannot account for more than 20% of your total accumulated profit at the time of your payout request.
The Formula: (Best Day's Profit / Total Profit) * 100 = Your Consistency Score
Example 1: (PASS)
You reach a total profit of $3,000.
Your single best day was $500.
Calculation: ($500 ÷ $3,000) * 100 = 16.7%
Result: You PASS (16.7% is less than 20%).
Example 2: (FAIL)
You reach a total profit of $3,000
Your single best day was $1,500.
Calculation: ($1,500 ÷ $3,000) * 100 = 50%
Result: You FAIL (50% is greater than 20%).
"I failed... how do I fix my score?"
If your score is too high, you must "fix" your score by accumulating more profits. You need to make that best day equal 20% of a new, larger total profit.
Using Example 2:
Your best day is $1,500.
To find the profit target you need: $1,500 ÷ 0.20 = $7,500
You must grow your total profit to $7,500 (without having another day better than $1,500) to meet the 20% rule.
3. Maximum Payout Amount
To ensure consistent growth and risk management, there is a maximum amount you can withdraw per payout request. This limit is based on your account size.
Instant Sim Funded Accounts (purchased before 7/27/2026)
$25,000 Account – Max $1,500 per withdrawal
$50,000 Account – Max $2,500 per withdrawal
$100,000 Account – Max $3,000 per withdrawal
$150,000 Account – Max $3,500 per withdrawal
Instant Sim Funded Accounts 2.0 (Purchased on and after 7/27/2026)
$25,000 Account – Max $1,000 per withdrawal
$50,000 Account – Max $2,000 per withdrawal
$100,000 Account – Max $2,500 per withdrawal
$150,000 Account – Max $3,000 per withdrawal
For more details, you can find additional information about the Maximum Payout Limits here.
If your profit exceeds this amount, you can simply request the maximum, and the remaining profit will stay in your account to be withdrawn in a future payout request or as buffer.