Short answer: FFF has no universal payout schedule. Velocity, Premier+, Prime, S2F and the Professional Stage use different day counts, consistency tests, profit gates and caps.
Current payout rules by plan
| Plan | Earliest request | Consistency | Other gate | Published split |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Velocity standard | 3 trading days | 40% lifetime | $200 day plus size-based profit requirement | Up to 90/10 |
| Velocity Daily Add-On | Daily | None | Size-based profit requirement rebuilt after every approved payout | Up to 90/10 |
| Premier+ | 5 qualifying days | None in funded | Good standing inside funded drawdown | 90/10 |
| Prime | 3 trading days | 40%; official cycle/lifetime conflict | Size target plus drawdown and $100 buffer | 90/10 |
| Straight to Funded | 7 days with at least $200 each | 25% | Size-based payout profit goal | Not stated in the current plan article |
| Professional Stage | After drawdown and buffer tests | No standard consistency rule | $250 minimum; availability changes at 20 qualified days | 80/20 |
Velocity payout targets and caps
The profit requirement resets after every approved payout: $1,500 on $25K, $3,000 on $50K, $6,000 on $100K and $9,000 on $150K. Standard per-request caps are $750, $1,250, $2,250 and $3,250. Daily Add-On caps are lower at $600, $1,000, $1,500 and $2,500.
Premier+ payout cycle
Standard Premier+ funded accounts publish five qualifying trading days, no consistency rule, no Daily Loss Limit and a 90/10 split. Promotional or giveaway accounts are different: seven days and 40% maximum single-day consistency.
Prime payout targets, buffer and conflict
Prime requires $300, $500, $750 or $1,000 of profit by size, plus a balance buffer equal to drawdown and $100. First-payout caps run from $1,000 to $3,500; later caps run from $1,500 to $4,000. The same official page says the 40% rule resets by payout cycle and later calls it lifetime consistency. Use the stricter reading until support documents the account calculation.
Straight to Funded uses seven days
The detailed S2F owner requires seven trading days with at least $200 realized profit on each day and 25% consistency. The homepage still markets five-day payouts. PTV uses seven because it is the more specific and more restrictive rule.
Professional Stage withdrawals
Before 20 qualified $200-profit days, a trader may request up to 50% of available profits above the buffer. At 20 or more qualified days, that becomes up to 100% above a larger permanent buffer. The minimum request is $250 and the split is 80/20. Every request remains subject to eligibility review.
How approved payouts are delivered
The current payout-method owner names Rise or Wise. It estimates one to three business days for bank transfer or wire and same day to 24 hours for crypto. The same page ends with Rise-specific onboarding language, so the provider shown inside the account dashboard controls.
What my payouts prove
I have traded FFF extensively and received payouts. That proves the path worked on my accounts. It does not prove that a different plan, trading record or future request will be approved.