FunderPro pays 80% on One Phase and Classic 2-Step accounts and up to 90% on Pro Weekly. Classic and One Phase run a 14-day cycle with a $100 minimum. Pro pays weekly or on-demand with a 1% of initial balance minimum. Crypto and Rise are the only supported rails. Average processing 8 hours, max 1 business day.
- Profit split: 80% (One Phase / Classic) or up to 90% (Pro)
- Cadence: bi-weekly (Classic / One Phase) or weekly / on-demand (Pro)
- Minimum payout: $100 (Classic / One Phase / Instant) or 1% of initial balance (Pro)
- Methods: cryptocurrency and Rise (RiseWorks) only
- Processing: ~8 hours average, max 1 business day
- Challenge fee refunded on first reward
What FunderPro Actually Pays
FunderPro structures payouts by product line. The split, minimum, and cadence differ across One Phase, Classic 2-Step, Pro, and Instant accounts, and the 40-45% consistency rule applies only during the challenge, not on the funded account. Knowing which bucket you are in determines how often money moves from the firm to your wallet.
The headline split numbers (80% and 90%) are useful but incomplete without the cadence and minimum context. A 90% split with a 1%-of-balance minimum on a $5K Pro account means a $50 floor on each request; the same 90% on a $200K Pro means a $2,000 floor. The minimum changes the realized cash-flow pattern more than the split percentage does at small account sizes.
Two payment rails: cryptocurrency and Rise (RiseWorks). No bank wire, no PayPal. This is a notable constraint compared to competitors like Funded Trading Plus (which supports bank, PayPal, and crypto). FunderPro's rail choice favors crypto-native traders and US-based traders comfortable with Rise as a payroll-processor middleman.
Processing latency on the firm side is fast, approximately 8 hours average, max 1 business day. This is among the faster windows in the industry. Crypto then settles in minutes after firm approval; Rise off-ramps to fiat in 1-3 business days.
Takeaway: read split, cadence, minimum, and rail together. The 90% Pro split is meaningful only if the 1%-of-balance minimum fits your withdrawal pattern; if not, the 80% Classic cadence may net you more in practice.
Profit Splits by Plan
The four product lines have different split structures. The differences are small in percentage terms but compound meaningfully on larger accounts.
| Plan | Split | Min Payout | Cadence |
|---|---|---|---|
| One Phase | 80% | $100 | Bi-weekly |
| Classic 2-Step | 80% | $100 | Bi-weekly |
| Pro Weekly | up to 90% | 1% of initial balance | Weekly |
| Pro Daily | 60% | 1% of initial balance | On-demand |
| Instant | varies | $100 first reward | After first reward |
The Pro tier is where the headline 90% number lives, but it costs more upfront ($75 vs $69 on a $5K Pro vs One Phase) and adds a stricter 45% consistency rule during challenge. If you trade in concentrated bursts on one strong day, Classic 2-Step at 80% may net you more than Pro at 90% because the 45% rule will void the challenge before you ever reach the funded stage.
Pro Daily is the on-demand variant at 60%. The lower split is the price of immediate liquidity, no waiting period at all between profit and request. Useful for traders who need fast cash flow and accept the 30-percentage-point haircut versus Pro Weekly.
Takeaway: the Pro split advantage is real but conditional. Classic 2-Step is the right pick for traders whose style involves concentrated days; Pro is right for traders who spread profits across many sessions.
Bi-Weekly Cadence on Classic and One Phase
Classic and One Phase funded accounts run on a 14-day payout cycle from your first qualifying trade. You request manually through the dashboard; FunderPro processes within approximately 8 hours on average and one business day at the outside.
- First request: after 14 days of trading on the funded account
- Subsequent requests: every 14 days
- Minimum: $100
- Challenge fee refunded on the first reward
- Manual request via trader dashboard
- No automatic withdrawals
The 14-day cycle is fixed by the firm, you cannot speed it up by paying for an add-on. The cadence applies uniformly to all One Phase and Classic accounts regardless of size or profit level.
Takeaway: budget 30-45 days from signup-to-first-payout on these plans. The 14-day funded waiting period is the bottleneck, not the challenge pass time.
Pro Tier: Weekly or On-Demand
Pro accounts unlock a second model. Pro Weekly pays out every 7 days at up to 90%. Pro Daily pays whenever you request at 60%. The same minimum applies: 1% of your initial account balance. On a $200K Pro that is $2,000 per request, on a $5K Pro that is $50 per request.
The on-demand flexibility of Pro Daily is the main differentiator. Traders who need cash flow for living expenses and cannot wait two weeks between payouts benefit from the daily option, even at the 60% split. The math works out roughly even with Classic 80% bi-weekly when adjusted for cash-flow value.
Takeaway: pick Pro Daily only if liquidity timing matters more than split percentage. For most traders, Pro Weekly at 90% beats Pro Daily at 60% on pure dollars.
Instant Account Payouts
Instant accounts skip the challenge entirely and start with funded status. The first payout unlocks after $100 in cumulative profit reward; subsequent payouts follow the same dashboard request flow.
Instant pricing and split details are less transparent than challenge-based plans on public sources. The $79 entry price for sizes up to $100K is the headline number; the exact split and consistency mechanics should be verified at firm help center before purchase.
Takeaway: Instant works for traders who have already passed a FunderPro challenge once and understand the mechanics. As a first-account choice, the documentation transparency on challenge plans is significantly better.
Payout Methods: Crypto and Rise Only
FunderPro does not pay via bank wire or PayPal. The two supported rails are cryptocurrency and Rise (the RiseWorks payroll platform that handles fiat off-ramping to your local bank). Most traders pick crypto for speed; Rise is the cleaner tax-paper trail.
Crypto: typically USDC or USDT. Firm-side approval triggers a transfer that settles on-chain in minutes (ERC-20) or seconds (TRC-20). On-chain fees are minimal. No firm-side fee. Best for amounts under $5,000 where the simplicity outweighs the tax-reporting complexity of crypto receipts.
Rise: RiseWorks is a third-party payroll processor that the firm uses to deliver fiat. You set up a Rise account once, link your local bank, and Rise handles the off-ramp. First-time setup takes 1-2 business days for KYC; subsequent withdrawals are 1-3 business days from firm approval to bank balance.
Takeaway: crypto for speed and small amounts; Rise for tax paper trail and amounts over $5,000. The absence of direct bank wire is a real constraint for traders in countries with limited crypto-on-ramps.
The Consistency Rule (Challenge Only)
FunderPro applies a best-day cap during the challenge phase. Once funded, this rule no longer applies, but you have to clear the challenge first.
- One Phase / Classic: best trading day must be ≤40% of total challenge profit
- Pro: best trading day must be ≤45% of total challenge profit
- Live funded: no consistency cap
- Measured cumulatively across the challenge phase
- Applies per challenge attempt, not across accounts
Worked Example
On a Classic 2-Step $100K, profit target is $10,000 phase 1. If your single best day was $5,000 (50% of total profit), you exceed the 40% cap and the challenge is voided, even if you hit the dollar target. Spread the gains across at least 3 strong days to stay safe.
Takeaway: the consistency rule is a real and frequent voider of otherwise-passed challenges. Track cumulative profit and biggest-day-as-percent in a spreadsheet from day one, and force-stop trading on days that would push your concentration above 40 percent.
Realized Take-Home Comparison Across Plans
Headline split numbers are nominal. Realized take-home depends on cadence, minimum, and rail. A worked comparison on $5,000 of profit makes the trade-offs visible.
| Plan | Nominal Split | Min Req | Cadence | Realized on $5K Profit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| One Phase $5K | 80% | $100 | 14d | $4,000 |
| Classic $5K | 80% | $100 | 14d | $4,000 |
| Pro Weekly $5K | 90% | $50 (1%) | 7d | $4,500 |
| Pro Daily $5K | 60% | $50 (1%) | On-demand | $3,000 |
| Pro Weekly $100K | 90% | $1,000 (1%) | 7d | $4,500 (blocked if <$1K) |
Note the last row: a $5K profit on a Pro Weekly $100K account is below the $1,000 minimum (1% of $100K). The request would be rejected. This is the structural friction of the Pro minimum, it favors larger profits over frequent small ones.
Takeaway: the nominal split rankings (Pro Weekly > Classic > Pro Daily) hold only when your profit cleanly exceeds the relevant minimum. For small-account Pro traders, the minimum can effectively cap your cadence.
Plan Selection Matrix
Match the plan to your trading pattern, not to the headline split.
| Your Pattern | Best Plan | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Spread profits over many small days | Pro Weekly | 90% split, no concentrated-day issue |
| Concentrated big-day profits | Classic 2-Step | 40% consistency in challenge only |
| Need cash flow weekly | Pro Daily or Pro Weekly | Shorter cadence |
| Long-term hold without urgency | Classic or One Phase | Bi-weekly is fine |
| First FunderPro account | One Phase | Cheapest entry, simplest rules |
| Skip challenge entirely | Instant | Direct funded access |
Takeaway: the plan that wins on paper for your style may not be the plan that maximizes realized cash flow. Run the math against the minimum and cadence before committing.
What Can Delay or Block a Payout
- KYC verification incomplete in the dashboard
- Rise account not provisioned (only relevant for Rise payouts)
- Rule breaches detected post-trade (overnight news, prohibited strategy)
- Insufficient funded equity above the static max-loss line
- Withdrawal request below the minimum ($100 or 1% depending on plan)
- Pending strategy review on flagged trades
Most blockers are administrative. Complete KYC and provision Rise (if applicable) before your first request to avoid 24-48 hour delays.
Takeaway: most payout friction is operational, not strategic. Pre-clear KYC and rail setup before the first request to skip the first-time-only delays.
Crypto Withdrawal Workflow Step-by-Step
Most FunderPro traders pick crypto as their default rail. The workflow takes 10 minutes the first time and 2 minutes thereafter.
Step 1: navigate to the trader dashboard and locate the payout request panel. The system shows your current withdrawable profit (balance minus starting balance, multiplied by your split tier).
Step 2: enter the withdrawal amount above the $100 minimum (or 1% on Pro). Select crypto as the method. Choose the network (USDT-TRC20 for low fees, USDT-ERC20 for broader exchange support, or USDC variants).
Step 3: paste your wallet address. Double-check the network match, sending TRC-20 to an ERC-20-only wallet will lose the funds. First-time addresses may require a small confirmation step (the firm sends a test transaction).
Step 4: submit. The firm reviews and approves typically within 8 hours, max one business day. Once approved, the on-chain transaction broadcasts and settles in minutes to hours depending on network congestion.
Takeaway: crypto rail is the fastest end-to-end on FunderPro. Set up the wallet once, verify the address with a test transaction, and subsequent payouts are essentially friction-free.
Rise Setup and Tax Paper Trail
Rise is the alternative to crypto for traders who want a clean tax paper trail or whose jurisdiction restricts crypto-to-fiat conversion.
First-time Rise setup involves KYC submission (passport, proof of address, sometimes a selfie verification). Approval takes 1-2 business days. Once approved, Rise links to your local bank via standard ACH (US) or SEPA (EU) rails.
Subsequent withdrawals are 1-3 business days from firm approval to local-bank balance. Rise issues 1099-equivalent documentation in supported jurisdictions, which simplifies year-end tax reporting compared to manual crypto tracking.
The trade-off: Rise is slower than crypto and carries small per-transaction fees on certain conversion paths. For amounts over $5,000 the paper-trail advantage usually outweighs the speed loss; for amounts under $1,000, crypto is the better default.
Takeaway: Rise is the right pick for serious traders who want tax-clean records. Crypto is the right pick for casual or fast-cycle traders.
Tax and Reporting Considerations
FunderPro payouts are independent contractor income in most jurisdictions. The firm is based in Cyprus (EU); the contractor relationship with each trader is governed by the country of residence.
US residents typically report FunderPro payouts as self-employment income on Schedule C, with quarterly estimated payments. The firm does not issue a 1099 because the trader is not a US-resident contractor of a US entity. Rise-issued documentation can simplify reporting where it applies.
European residents have varying treatment by country. Germany taxes prop payouts as Gewerbe income if you are registered as a freelancer; the UK uses HMRC self-assessment. Verify with a local accountant, most prop traders underestimate the quarterly cash-flow impact of tax obligations.
Crypto payouts add a cost-basis tracking requirement. The USDC/USDT price at receipt time is the basis for any subsequent sale or conversion. Keep records of receipt-time prices to avoid year-end reconciliation headaches.
Takeaway: budget 25-40 percent of every payout for taxes depending on jurisdiction. The discipline of segregating tax money on each withdrawal prevents the year-end shock that wipes out many first-year prop traders.
Bookkeeping Workflow
The simplest bookkeeping approach: a spreadsheet with five columns (date, plan, gross payout, rail-fee, net received). Update on each payout request. At year end, total the gross column for income reporting and the fee column for deductible business expenses.
For crypto receipts, add two more columns (asset, receipt-time USD price). The asset and price are needed for capital-gains tracking when you eventually convert to fiat.
Takeaway: a five-minute-per-payout bookkeeping habit saves hours of reconstruction work at tax time. Most veteran prop traders also keep a running monthly summary that aggregates payouts by firm, useful both for tax filing and for tracking which firms generate the most realized cash flow over time.
Rise vs Crypto Detailed Trade-Off
The rail decision shapes the practical experience of trading at FunderPro. Both options ship trade-offs that matter once you are in steady payout cadence.
| Factor | Crypto (USDC/USDT) | Rise (RiseWorks) |
|---|---|---|
| Speed end-to-end | Minutes after approval | 1 to 3 business days off-ramp |
| Setup time first-use | 10 minutes (wallet only) | 1 to 2 business days KYC |
| Per-transaction fee | Network gas only ($1 to $20) | Small fee on certain paths |
| Tax paper trail | Manual reconstruction | 1099-equivalent in supported regions |
| Country availability | Global | Limited regions |
| Best for | Frequent small withdrawals | Larger amounts, clean reporting |
The empirical pattern: traders pulling under $1,000 per cycle default to crypto for speed. Traders pulling over $5,000 per cycle default to Rise for the tax-paper trail benefit. The middle ground is where the decision actually matters.
Realistic Time From Signup to First Payout
Marketing pages emphasize fast payouts. The real-world time-to-first-dollar depends on which product you bought.
| Plan | Min Eval Days | Min Funded Days | Total Minimum |
|---|---|---|---|
| One Phase $5K | 1 (S2F possible) | 14 | 15 days |
| Classic 2-Step $50K | Variable, often 7-30 | 14 | 21 to 44 days |
| Pro Weekly $25K | Variable, often 7-30 | 7 | 14 to 37 days |
| Instant $100K | 0 (no eval) | First reward threshold | Days, not weeks |
The 14-day cycle on Classic and One Phase is non-negotiable. Traders who want money faster should price the Pro Weekly tier (7-day cycle) into the decision or accept the Instant tier's different rule set.
Common Payout Mistakes To Avoid
Most blocked or delayed payouts come from operational errors rather than rule breaches:
- Requesting before KYC completion. The dashboard does not always pre-check KYC status before letting you submit. Complete KYC immediately after funding, not on the day of first request.
- Sending crypto to a wrong-network wallet. Sending USDT-TRC20 to an ERC-20-only address loses the funds permanently. Always test new wallet addresses with a small first transaction.
- Requesting below the minimum. The Pro 1% minimum catches small-balance Pro traders who think the standard $100 floor applies.
- Missing the cycle deadline. The 14-day clock starts on the first qualifying trade on the funded account. Forget when day 1 was and you may end up submitting on day 13 expecting approval that does not come.
- Not provisioning Rise before first withdrawal. Rise KYC takes 1 to 2 business days. Doing it after submitting a withdrawal request just delays the request.
Payout Rules vs Competitor Firms
FunderPro's payout structure sits in the middle of the prop industry. The 90% Pro split is competitive at the top end. The 80% baseline is on par with most competitors. The crypto/Rise rail constraint is the most distinctive limitation.
| Firm | Top Split | Min Cadence | Rails |
|---|---|---|---|
| FunderPro | 90% (Pro) | Daily on-demand at 60% | Crypto + Rise only |
| Funded Trading Plus | Up to 100% | Bi-weekly to weekly | Bank + PayPal + Crypto |
| FundingPips (forex peer) | 60 to 100% Master tiered | Bi-weekly | Crypto + Rise + select banks |
| FTMO (legacy peer) | Up to 90% | Bi-weekly minimum | Multiple including bank wire |
The competitive position is clear: FunderPro wins on cadence flexibility (on-demand Pro Daily) and processing speed but loses on rail diversity. Traders in countries with limited crypto infrastructure and no Rise availability are functionally locked out.
Bottom Line
FunderPro's payout structure rewards trader type. Swing traders fit Classic 2-Step bi-weekly. Active day traders maxing weekly profits fit Pro Weekly. Anyone needing immediate liquidity tolerates the 60% haircut on Pro Daily. Pick the tier that matches how often you will actually trade, the split percentage is meaningless if the cadence does not fit your cash-flow needs. The crypto/Rise rail constraint is the real friction; if your country has limited crypto access and you do not want to use Rise, look elsewhere, the rail constraint is the single biggest practical decision point on FunderPro versus competitors that support bank wire or PayPal directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
When can I request my first FunderPro payout?
On Classic and One Phase, after 14 days of trading on the funded account. On Pro Weekly, after 7 days. On Instant, after $100 cumulative reward. The 14-day floor on Classic/One Phase is the firm's bottleneck, you cannot speed it up.
What is the minimum withdrawal?
$100 on Classic, One Phase, and Instant. On Pro accounts the minimum is 1% of your initial account balance, $50 on $5K, $2,000 on $200K. The 1% minimum can effectively block small-balance Pro traders from frequent withdrawals.
Does FunderPro pay via bank wire?
No. The only supported rails are cryptocurrency and Rise (RiseWorks). Rise can off-ramp to fiat in your local bank but the payment itself comes through Rise, not direct wire. PayPal is also not supported.
What is the 40% consistency rule?
During the challenge phase only, your single best trading day must not exceed 40% of total challenge profits (45% on Pro). It does not apply on the funded account. The rule voids the challenge even if the dollar target was reached with concentrated gains.
How fast does FunderPro process payouts?
Average processing is around 8 hours; the maximum is one business day. Crypto withdrawals settle on-chain after that; Rise withdrawals appear in your Rise wallet within hours and off-ramp to local bank in 1-3 business days.
Is the challenge fee refunded?
Yes, FunderPro refunds the challenge fee on your first reward. The refund is bundled into the first payout. This applies to all challenge-based plans (One Phase, Classic 2-Step, Pro).
Do US traders have full payout access?
MT5 is not available for US clients on FunderPro, but US users can still use cTrader or TradeLocker. Payout rails (crypto/Rise) work in supported countries, verify firm help center for your jurisdiction.
Can I withdraw less than 1% on a Pro account?
No. The 1%-of-initial-balance minimum is a hard floor on Pro accounts. If you do not have at least 1% in withdrawable profit, the request is rejected. This is why small-balance Pro accounts (under $25K) can struggle with cash-flow timing.
Does the funded account have a consistency rule?
No. The 40% / 45% consistency rule applies only during the challenge phase. Once funded, there is no consistency cap, you can take a single-day concentrated profit without triggering a void.
Can I have multiple FunderPro accounts paying out?
Yes. Multiple accounts across different product tiers is permitted. Each account's payout cadence runs independently, a Classic and a Pro held simultaneously each follow their own 14-day or 7-day cycle.
What happens if I miss a payout cycle?
Missed cycles roll forward. If you do not request on day 14, you can request on day 28 (the next cycle) without losing the previous profit. The firm does not auto-credit missed payouts.
Does FunderPro support 100% split anywhere?
No. The maximum split is 90% (Pro Weekly). Unlike some competitors with split-ladder mechanics that reach 100% at high profit, FunderPro caps at 90% across all product lines.
Can I receive FunderPro payouts in EUR?
Yes via Rise. Rise off-ramps USDC or USDT proceeds into EUR through your linked European bank account via SEPA rails. The conversion happens inside Rise, so the trader sees a single EUR deposit rather than handling crypto-to-fiat conversion manually. Direct EUR payouts without Rise are not supported. Crypto payouts settle on-chain in USDC or USDT regardless of trader location.
Does FunderPro support Skrill or Wise?
No. As of April 2026 the supported rails are cryptocurrency (USDC and USDT on TRC-20 or ERC-20) and Rise (RiseWorks). Skrill, Wise, PayPal, Neteller, and direct bank wire are not supported. Traders whose preferred rail is missing from this list face a choice: adapt to crypto or Rise, or pick a competitor firm with broader rail support such as Funded Trading Plus or FTMO.
What is the typical Pro Weekly payout amount?
Pro Weekly accounts pay 90% of profits with a minimum of 1% of initial balance per request. On a $25K Pro Weekly that is $250 minimum; on a $100K Pro Weekly that is $1,000 minimum. Traders who consistently generate 3% to 5% weekly returns on a $25K Pro Weekly see typical payouts of $700 to $1,200 per cycle. The 7-day cadence is the main advantage over Classic 2-Step bi-weekly.
Is the FunderPro 90% split a flat rate or tiered?
Flat 90% on Pro Weekly across all profit amounts. There is no scaling tier like some competitors offer (where the split climbs from 80% to 90% to 100% based on milestones). FunderPro caps at 90% across all product lines. The closest competitors with progressive split structures are FundingPips' scaling ladder reaching 100% at Hot Seat and Funded Trading Plus' milestone-based splits.
Frequently Asked Questions
When can I request my first FunderPro payout?
On Classic and One Phase, after 14 days of trading on the funded account. On Pro Weekly, after 7 days. On Instant, after $100 cumulative reward. The 14-day floor on Classic/One Phase is the firm's bottleneck, you cannot speed it up.
What is the minimum withdrawal?
$100 on Classic, One Phase, and Instant. On Pro accounts the minimum is 1% of your initial account balance, $50 on $5K, $2,000 on $200K. The 1% minimum can effectively block small-balance Pro traders from frequent withdrawals.
Does FunderPro pay via bank wire?
No. The only supported rails are cryptocurrency and Rise (RiseWorks). Rise can off-ramp to fiat in your local bank but the payment itself comes through Rise, not direct wire. PayPal is also not supported.
What is the 40% consistency rule?
During the challenge phase only, your single best trading day must not exceed 40% of total challenge profits (45% on Pro). It does not apply on the funded account. The rule voids the challenge even if the dollar target was reached with concentrated gains.
How fast does FunderPro process payouts?
Average processing is around 8 hours; the maximum is one business day. Crypto withdrawals settle on-chain after that; Rise withdrawals appear in your Rise wallet within hours and off-ramp to local bank in 1-3 business days.
Is the challenge fee refunded?
Yes, FunderPro refunds the challenge fee on your first reward. The refund is bundled into the first payout. This applies to all challenge-based plans (One Phase, Classic 2-Step, Pro).
Do US traders have full payout access?
MT5 is not available for US clients on FunderPro, but US users can still use cTrader or TradeLocker. Payout rails (crypto/Rise) work in supported countries, verify firm help center for your jurisdiction.
Can I withdraw less than 1% on a Pro account?
No. The 1%-of-initial-balance minimum is a hard floor on Pro accounts. If you do not have at least 1% in withdrawable profit, the request is rejected. This is why small-balance Pro accounts (under $25K) can struggle with cash-flow timing.
Does the funded account have a consistency rule?
No. The 40% / 45% consistency rule applies only during the challenge phase. Once funded, there is no consistency cap, you can take a single-day concentrated profit without triggering a void.
Can I have multiple FunderPro accounts paying out?
Yes. Multiple accounts across different product tiers is permitted. Each account's payout cadence runs independently, a Classic and a Pro held simultaneously each follow their own 14-day or 7-day cycle.
What happens if I miss a payout cycle?
Missed cycles roll forward. If you do not request on day 14, you can request on day 28 (the next cycle) without losing the previous profit. The firm does not auto-credit missed payouts.
Does FunderPro support 100% split anywhere?
No. The maximum split is 90% (Pro Weekly). Unlike some competitors with split-ladder mechanics that reach 100% at high profit, FunderPro caps at 90% across all product lines.
Can I receive FunderPro payouts in EUR?
Yes via Rise. Rise off-ramps USDC or USDT proceeds into EUR through your linked European bank account via SEPA rails. The conversion happens inside Rise, so the trader sees a single EUR deposit rather than handling crypto-to-fiat conversion manually. Direct EUR payouts without Rise are not supported. Crypto payouts settle on-chain in USDC or USDT regardless of trader location.
Does FunderPro support Skrill or Wise?
No. As of April 2026 the supported rails are cryptocurrency (USDC and USDT on TRC-20 or ERC-20) and Rise (RiseWorks). Skrill, Wise, PayPal, Neteller, and direct bank wire are not supported. Traders whose preferred rail is missing from this list face a choice: adapt to crypto or Rise, or pick a competitor firm with broader rail support such as Funded Trading Plus or FTMO.
What is the typical Pro Weekly payout amount?
Pro Weekly accounts pay 90% of profits with a minimum of 1% of initial balance per request. On a $25K Pro Weekly that is $250 minimum; on a $100K Pro Weekly that is $1,000 minimum. Traders who consistently generate 3% to 5% weekly returns on a $25K Pro Weekly see typical payouts of $700 to $1,200 per cycle. The 7-day cadence is the main advantage over Classic 2-Step bi-weekly.
Is the FunderPro 90% split a flat rate or tiered?
Flat 90% on Pro Weekly across all profit amounts. There is no scaling tier like some competitors offer (where the split climbs from 80% to 90% to 100% based on milestones). FunderPro caps at 90% across all product lines. The closest competitors with progressive split structures are FundingPips' scaling ladder reaching 100% at Hot Seat and Funded Trading Plus' milestone-based splits.