FundingPips Payout Rules: Complete Guide to All Cycles (2026)

Your reward split depends on the model, reward route and account contract. Before buying, check whether those terms lock your selection. On top of that sit a consistency rule on specific cycles, a four-warning system that can halve your split, and a KYC gate that clears before the Master Account is even issued. FundingPips calls payouts Rewards and funded accounts Master Accounts, so both words appear below. Its Trustpilot profile sits at 4.5 out of 5 across 64,224 reviews, checked 30 July 2026.

This guide walks through every cycle and split by model, contract-specific restrictions on changing cycles, the minimum request per method, both consistency rules, the Striking System, the Prime Account path, KYC, and the processing timeline FundingPips actually commits to in writing.

FundingPips reward cycles and splits by model

FundingPips runs four evaluation models plus the instant-funded Zero. Your split is decided by which of them you bought and which cycle you selected at setup, not by how long you have been funded:

Cycle changes depend on the account contract. A contract that permanently locks Weekly at 60% keeps that split for the account. On 2 Step Flex, the model page expressly locks the 80%/95% choice at purchase. The same page also lists current 100% On Demand terms, without confirming that an existing locked account can switch. Treat any locked choice as part of the purchase decision.

Weekly, 60% on 2 Step Standard

The Weekly Standard route opens seven calendar days after the first executed Master trade. The cycle restarts with the first trade after each processed reward. Its split is 60% to the trader and 40% to FundingPips, without the separate On Demand consistency score. On Demand is an eligibility route rather than a fixed seven-day promise.

Best for: cash-flow-sensitive traders who want frequent smaller rewards and accept the lowest split in the lineup for as long as the account lives.

Math example: a $50K 2 Step Standard Master earning $1,000 a week. Weekly request: $600 to the trader, $400 to FundingPips. Over 4 weeks that is $2,400 on $4,000 of profit. Each $1,000 request clears the 1% minimum of $500 comfortably.

Bi-Weekly, 80% on 2 Step Standard

The middle option, and the best balance of frequency and split for most traders. Request every 14 calendar days after your first executed trade. 80% to the trader, 20% to FundingPips. No consistency rule.

Best for: balanced traders who want reasonable cash flow without giving up too much split.

Math example: the same $50K Master earning $1,000 a week accumulates $2,000 per cycle. Request: $1,600 to the trader, $400 to FundingPips. Over 4 weeks, two cycles, $3,200 on $4,000 of profit.

Bi-Weekly beats Weekly by $800 over 4 weeks on identical profit, same total profit, higher split. On 2 Step Standard it is the default recommendation unless you specifically need money every seven days.

On Demand, 100% on the current model pages

The current model pages document a separate 100% On Demand route on all four evaluation models. It requires a consistency score of 35% or below, seven profitable days of at least 0.5% of starting Master size per reward cycle, and a 1% Striking System trigger on one trade idea, including closed and floating losses. The score and day count reset after a processed reward; warnings remain cumulative. The current model minimum is 1% of Master size, including the split. Older 90% On Demand and Monthly terms must be checked against the account contract and dashboard. The current model pages do not establish a migration date or a right to change an already locked cycle.

Best for: disciplined traders with a balanced daily P&L distribution, who earn across four or five sessions a week without concentrating on single days.

The consistency catch: no single trading day may account for more than 35% of total profit at the moment you request. Earn $1,000 with a $400 best day and you are at 40%, so the request stays blocked until further smaller days pull the ratio to 35% or below. The score resets after each processed reward.

The older 90% On Demand example below is a contract-specific illustration, not the current model option. Current 100% On Demand also needs seven qualifying days of at least 0.5% and the 1% Striking conditions; passing the 35% score alone is insufficient.

Monthly, 100% on 2 Step Standard

Historical Monthly terms used a 30-calendar-day cycle with a 100% split. The earlier post-15-August-2026 population was described with 35% consistency, seven profitable days of at least 0.5% and a 1% Striking trigger. The current Standard page instead lists 100% On Demand. Its present wording does not establish when an older Monthly contract changes, or whether a locked account may switch.

Best for: patient traders with predictable monthly P&L who can go 30 days without cash-flow pressure for each cycle of that Monthly contract.

Historical Monthly math example: the $50K Master earning $1,000 a week accumulates $4,000 a month. Monthly request: $4,000 to the trader, nothing to FundingPips.

In that historical Monthly example, Monthly beats Bi-Weekly by $800 a month on identical profit, and Weekly by $1,600 a month. The cost is liquidity, and if your contract locks the choice, the question is whether you can live without a payout for 30 days in a bad month.

2 Step Pro, 1 Step Flex and 2 Step Flex

The other evaluation models now distinguish their calendar route from a separately documented 100% On Demand route. The table shows the calendar terms; On Demand adds the conditions above.

Daily rewards are documented on Prime. On Demand at 100% is a separate Master route on the four evaluation models, with a 35% consistency score, seven qualifying days and a 1% Striking trigger. Risk Per Trade Idea remains a different rule; do not confuse its hard-breach threshold with the reward-route warning system.

2 Step Flex is the one real choice: 80% Bi-Weekly without a Master profitable-day count; new/reset evaluations from 26 August 2026 still need one trading day per phase, or 95% Bi-Weekly that requires 3 profitable days in every reward cycle, on top of the 3 profitable days each evaluation phase already requires on that split. You pick at purchase, both options cost the same, and the choice is locked for the life of the account exactly like the cycle itself.

FundingPips Zero reward structure

Zero Master Accounts pay the highest split of any evaluation-free product in the lineup and gate it behind the tightest eligibility. All four conditions below must be met at the same time before a request goes through:

• Cycle: fixed Bi-Weekly, every 14 calendar days after your first executed trade on the Master Account
• Split: 95% to the trader, 5% to FundingPips
• Condition 1, consistency score 15% or below: biggest winning day divided by current total account profit, times 100
• Condition 2, 7 profitable trading days: each with net profit of 0.25% or more of the Master Account Size, inside the current rolling 30-day period. The first period begins with the first trade. The page calls it rolling while also describing a counter reset at period-end or after a processed reward; use the dashboard cycle. FundingPips lists this one twice: as a reward eligibility condition, and under Hard Breaches as Min Profitable Days 7 / 30. Treat it as both.
• Condition 3, the 3% safety cushion: profit up to 3% of the account size is not eligible for a reward request at all, which is $1,500 on a $50K Zero. FundingPips words it as "the first 3% profit on the Master Account" without naming the base; reading it against account size is our interpretation, and it follows from the stated purpose of the buffer, which is to stop reward processing from tripping the 3% daily loss limit
• Condition 4, biggest loss does not exceed biggest win: your largest single losing trade must not be larger than your largest single winning trade
• Minimum request: 1% of the Master Account Size including FundingPips' split, so $500 on a $50K Zero

Why Zero is the strictest reward gate in the lineup: on a $50K Zero with $3,000 of profit across 14 days, the biggest day can be at most $450. Concentrate $1,000 into one good day and the ratio jumps to 33%, blocking the request. And even when the ratio is fine, the first $1,500 of that profit sits behind the safety cushion and cannot be requested.

The Striking System: how your split can shrink

Current 100% On Demand applies a 1% Striking trigger on all four evaluation models and at every account size, using the combined closed and floating loss of a trade idea. Earlier Standard contracts used a 1.2% trigger above $25K and earlier 1 Step Flex descriptions used 1%. Check the selected route instead of assuming that an older model-wide threshold still applies.

Warnings are cumulative for the life of the account. Requesting a reward, starting a new reward cycle or scaling the account does not reset the count. Trades are never force-closed by the system, but any profit from a trade idea that received a warning is deducted from the account, and in the firm's own words losing trades are not refunded, so a warned idea can cost you the loss and the profit at once. The earlier 1 Step Flex example took an 80% split to 40%. Current 100% On Demand instead halves that route’s applicable split. A trade idea here means a single trade, or several positions on the same instrument in the same direction, including anything opened within 10 minutes of closing a losing trade.

The Profit Concentration Policy is the second silent split-killer. If a single trade idea contributes more than 60% of the profit target in any evaluation phase, the Master Account you get afterwards permanently requires 4 profitable days before every reward request. A profitable day closes at 0.5% or more of the account size. It applies to evaluation accounts of $25,000 and above created on or after 27 June 2026, and on 1 Step Flex at every account size. Zero is not affected. The firm's own worked example: an 8% target on a $25K account is $2,000, so a single trade idea contributing more than $1,200 triggers it. A third deduction sits outside both systems. On a Master Account, profit from a trade opened or closed inside the window running 5 minutes before to 5 minutes after a red-folder news event on the affected currency is removed in full, not only the part earned inside the window, unless the trade was opened 5 hours or more before the event. FundingPips puts the consequence on the trader: it states that traders are responsible if profit deductions cause the account to breach the daily loss or max loss limit. That is the one deduction that can cost the account rather than only the reward.

Prime Account rewards

Prime is available by invitation only, based on trading performance. It can no longer be unlocked on request or by reaching a third reward. The profit counted after the applicable reward split is multiplied by 12.5 to set the Prime Account size. All Evaluation and Master Accounts close once their open trades have closed; they do not run alongside Prime. Prime has an 8% static Max Loss Limit below its starting balance. It does not trail intraday equity or end-of-day balances and has no profit-triggered lock. Equity touching the floor closes the account. Only a scale-up recalculates it. Its 3% Soft Daily Loss Limit uses the higher day-opening balance or equity: a breach pauses trading for the day, leaves open positions in place and allows trading to resume the next trading day.

On the money side, Prime runs a Daily cycle at an 80% split and you can request any number of times a day, with a minimum of 1% of the Prime Account Size including the split. Profit you do not request is not lost. At the end of the day the 20% firm share is deducted automatically and the remaining 80% stays in your Prime balance. The firm's example: you earn $5,000 and request it, receiving $4,000. Later the same day you earn another $2,000 and do not request it, so $400 is deducted at day end and $1,600 stays in the account.

Prime has a published $2M maximum per account. An older account overview used a $400K combined allocation limit, excluding the Monthly Competition account. The current Prime page does not restate that aggregate limit and requires every Evaluation and Master Account to close on entry. Confirm the allocation for the contracts you hold; the $2M Prime scaling ceiling is not a purchasable account allocation.

How FundingPips actually pays you

Four traditional reward methods, plus two ways to keep the money inside the ecosystem. All traditional methods are processed within the same 1 to 3 working day window:

• Card: Visa or Mastercard, in two flavours. Standard card processing typically lands within 1 to 5 working days after approval. Pay to Card is the fast lane, instant or within 30 minutes of approval, up to 48 hours if your bank runs additional security checks. FundingPips lists it for Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Spain, Brazil, Colombia, Mexico, Nigeria, South Africa, the United Kingdom, Turkey and Indonesia. An "Unsupported card" error means your specific bank does not support it even if your country is listed.
• Crypto: USDT or USDC on ERC20 only, nothing else. Service fees, the USD to USDT exchange rate and network transaction fees are all deducted during processing, so less arrives than you requested. Sending to an incompatible network or address type can mean permanent loss of funds.
• Rise: minimum $500. Rise is a third-party provider that pays out via crypto or bank transfer and runs its own KYC. The email you use with Rise must exactly match your FundingPips account email. If Rise is not supported in your country, the reward automatically defaults to Crypto.
• Bank Transfer: minimum $500, direct to a local account, in the same country list as Pay to Card. The bank account has to be verified once before you can select it.
• Buy a Challenge: turn the reward into a new evaluation account with no external payment step and no fee. Only models and sizes your reward fully covers are shown, and anything left over is returned via your chosen traditional method.
• Tradin Transfer: move the reward into a Tradin account, the group's own regulated broker, and receive an instant 30% credit on top with no limit. The credit is not withdrawable: it converts into real balance through cashback on every lot you open, starting at $1.00 per lot and rising to $3.00 above 300 cumulative lots. The transferred reward itself is locked for 7 days on Tradin, and the bonus does not expire.

Two rules catch people out here. Rewards can only be sent to an account, card or wallet registered in your own name. And once a request is submitted it cannot be cancelled or modified, so a wrong card number or a wallet on the wrong network becomes a support ticket rather than a quick edit. Before requesting, close open positions and cancel pending orders, wait at least 15 minutes after the last close, and expect trading to be disabled while the reward is processed.

Processing time: what FundingPips commits to

Requests are processed within 1 to 3 working days, excluding weekends, and FundingPips asks you to allow an additional 1 to 2 working days for the funds to reflect in your wallet or bank. Its own worked example: a Friday request begins Monday as day 1 and completes by Wednesday as day 3. That is the rule for every method, and the firm repeats it as "all methods are processed within 1-3 working days".

Pay to Card does not bypass request processing. After approval, a supported bank can receive the reward instantly or within 30 minutes, with up to 48 hours for additional security checks. Standard card, Crypto, Rise and Bank Transfer also use the 1–3 working-day request-processing window. Standard card delivery then depends on the bank posting it, typically within 1–5 working days after approval.

Trustpilot reviewers overwhelmingly describe FundingPips rewards landing in minutes to hours rather than days, and fast payouts is the top positive theme on the profile, checked 30 July 2026. That is what users report, not what the firm commits to. Plan your cash flow around 1 to 3 working days plus settlement time and treat anything faster as upside, because there is no published service level below that.

Why a FundingPips reward gets held up

Four common causes, in frequency order:

1. KYC not yet complete

An incomplete or rejected KYC stalls Master Account activation, and with it your first reward. Fix: complete KYC as soon as the verification prompt appears after you pass the evaluation. Do not leave it pending, because the Master Account is not issued until it clears.

2. A consistency rule or eligibility condition blocks the request

A current 100% On Demand request on an evaluation-model Master with concentrated P&L, or a Zero request that misses any one of the four conditions, is blocked rather than denied. One caveat on Zero: three of the four conditions only hold the request back, but the 7 profitable days per rolling 30-day period also sit on the Hard Breach list as Min Profitable Days 7 / 30, so treat that one as an account rule and not only as a payout gate. Fix: keep trading and let further small profitable days pull the ratio down, then resubmit. A move to a route without the consistency score depends on whether your account contract allows that change.

3. The request landed on a weekend

Working days exclude weekends, so a Friday request does not start counting until Monday and completes by Wednesday at the latest, with 1 to 2 working days on top for the money to reflect. Fix: request earlier in the week if timing matters. It does not shorten the window, it only stops the weekend from being added to it.

4. Details that cannot be corrected after submission

A submitted reward request cannot be cancelled or modified. A wrong card number, a wallet on an unsupported network, a Rise email that does not match your FundingPips account email: each of those turns into a support case. Rise at least falls back to Crypto automatically where it is unsupported, but a crypto address on the wrong network can mean the funds are gone for good.

Reward math, worked examples

Example 1: $25K 2 Step Standard, Bi-Weekly, first 14 days

Profit earned across 8 trading days: $850 cumulative. Biggest day: $240. No consistency rule applies on Bi-Weekly.

Request $850, which clears the 1% minimum of $250 on a $25K account. 80% of $850 = $680 to the trader. Processed within 1 to 3 working days, plus 1 to 2 working days to reflect in the account.

Example 2: $50K 2 Step Standard, older 90% On Demand contract, mixed P&L

Profit earned across 18 trading days: $2,400. Biggest day: $720, on an FOMC XAUUSD play.

Consistency check: $720 / $2,400 = 30%, inside the 35% cap.

In this older 90% contract example the On Demand minimum is 2% of the Master Account Size, which is $1,000 here, and the $2,400 request clears it. 90% of $2,400 = $2,160 to the trader.

Example 3: $50K Zero, Bi-Weekly, and the cushion nobody mentions

Profit across 12 profitable days inside the rolling 30-day window: $1,800. Biggest day: $400.

Consistency check: $400 / $1,800 = 22.2%, above the 15% Zero cap. The request is blocked.

Keep trading. Five more days of $100 to $200 take the total to $2,800 with the biggest day still $400, so 14.3%, inside the cap. The other three conditions have to hold too: at least 7 profitable days of $125 or more, which is 0.25% of $50K, the biggest loss no larger than the biggest win, and the safety cushion.

The cushion is the part people miss. Profit up to 3% of the account size is not eligible, which is $1,500 on a $50K account. Of the $2,800 in profit, $1,300 is requestable. 95% of $1,300 = $1,235 to the trader, and the $1,300 request clears the 1% minimum of $500.

Example 4: $100K 2 Step Standard, historical Monthly, 30-day cycle

Profit across 22 trading days: $6,500. For 2 Step Standard Master Accounts purchased on or after 15 August 2026, Monthly also requires a 35% consistency score or lower, seven profitable days of at least 0.5% of the starting Master Account size, and a 1% Striking System trigger.

100% of $6,500 = $6,500 to the trader, clearing the 1% minimum of $1,000. It is processed 1 to 3 working days after the request, with 1 to 2 working days on top before it reflects in the bank.

The registration fee refund comes at the 4th reward

The detailed reward-method policy refunds the registration fee actually paid at the fourth reward on 2 Step Standard. It expressly excludes 1 Step Flex, 2 Step Pro, 2 Step Flex and Zero. The heading still refers generically to “1 Step”; that heading does not establish eligibility for the current 1 Step Flex model. A discount-code purchase returns the discounted fee actually paid, not a higher list price.

Example: a $50K 2 Step Standard bought at full price with no discount code is listed at $299 in the FundingPips pricing widget, checked 16 September 2026. Run it Bi-Weekly at 80%. Rewards one through three pay the split alone, so a $1,000 request pays $800. On the 4th reward the same $1,000 request pays $800 plus the $299 you actually paid at checkout, so $1,099 lands. Two things that figure is not. It is not a list price guarantee: pay less because a code applied, and less comes back. And it is not a per reward amount, it is the whole fee arriving once, which across the first four rewards averages about $75 a reward on this account and correspondingly more on a larger account with a higher fee.

It is a milestone perk rather than a first-reward bonus, and it is one of the few places where the cheaper 2 Step Standard beats the higher-split models on total economics. Fees for the other models were not published in the help center, so check the current fee in the purchase flow.

The bottom line

Choose the reward route before planning cash flow. Standard currently documents 60% Weekly, 80% Bi-Weekly and 100% On Demand; the other evaluation models combine their calendar option with a separately documented 100% On Demand route. That route needs 35% consistency, seven qualifying days and the 1% Striking conditions. Zero keeps its separate 95% Bi-Weekly gates; Prime is invitation-only and pays 80% Daily. Older Monthly/90% contracts require their own terms. Traditional request processing is 1–3 working days, followed by method-specific delivery. Pay to Card is fast only after approval and with a supported bank.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often does FundingPips pay out?

Current calendar choices are Standard 60% Weekly or 80% Bi-Weekly, 1 Step Flex 80% Bi-Weekly, 2 Step Flex 80% or 95% Bi-Weekly, and Pro 80% Weekly. Each evaluation model also documents 100% On Demand with 35% consistency, seven profitable days at 0.5% and a 1% Striking trigger. Zero is 95% Bi-Weekly and Prime 80% Daily. Older 90% On Demand and Monthly terms must be checked against the account contract and dashboard. The current model pages do not establish a migration date or a right to change an already locked cycle.

How long does FundingPips take to pay out?

FundingPips processes reward requests within 1 to 3 working days, excluding weekends, and asks you to allow an additional 1 to 2 working days for the funds to reflect in your wallet or bank. Its own example: a Friday request begins Monday as day 1 and completes by Wednesday as day 3. The one documented fast lane is Pay to Card, where the reward arrives instantly or within 30 minutes of approval, and up to 48 hours if your bank runs extra security checks. Standard card processing, Crypto, Rise and Bank Transfer all run through the same 1 to 3 working day processing window, with standard card arrivals then depending on your bank, typically within 1 to 5 working days after approval. A submitted request cannot be cancelled or modified.

What is the FundingPips profit split?

Current calendar choices are Standard 60% Weekly or 80% Bi-Weekly, 1 Step Flex 80% Bi-Weekly, 2 Step Flex 80% or 95% Bi-Weekly, and Pro 80% Weekly. Each evaluation model also documents 100% On Demand with 35% consistency, seven profitable days at 0.5% and a 1% Striking trigger. Zero is 95% Bi-Weekly and Prime 80% Daily. Older 90% On Demand and Monthly terms must be checked against the account contract and dashboard. The current model pages do not establish a migration date or a right to change an already locked cycle.

What's the minimum FundingPips payout?

The current model pages set a minimum request of 1% of Master size, including FundingPips’ split. Rise and Bank Transfer additionally require at least $500; that method threshold does not replace the model minimum. An older 90% On Demand contract may use its original 2% threshold. Prime requires 1% of current Prime size. Check the separate terms of giveaway products.

What's the maximum FundingPips payout?

The model rules and available profit determine the request amount; a capital allocation limit is a different constraint. Prime scales to a published $2M per account. An older account overview used a $400K combined allocation limit, excluding the Monthly Competition account. The current Prime page does not restate that aggregate limit and requires every Evaluation and Master Account to close on entry. Confirm the allocation for the contracts you hold; the $2M Prime scaling ceiling is not a purchasable account allocation.

How do I get paid by FundingPips?

Four traditional methods: Card, Crypto, Rise and Bank Transfer. Card runs either as standard processing, typically 1 to 5 working days after approval, or as Pay to Card at 30 minutes where your bank supports it. Crypto is USDT or USDC on ERC20 only, with service, exchange and network fees deducted. Rise and Bank Transfer both start at $500, and the Rise email must match your FundingPips account email. You can also put the reward straight into a new challenge with no payment step, or move it to Tradin for a 30% credit that unlocks through cashback per lot. Rewards only go to accounts registered in your own name.

Why is my FundingPips payout delayed?

Most often it is not delayed, it is simply inside the published window of 1 to 3 working days plus 1 to 2 working days to settle. Beyond that: KYC clears before the Master Account is issued, so an unfinished KYC blocks the first reward. A consistency rule, or on Zero any one of the four eligibility conditions, blocks a request until further profitable days fix the ratio. A Friday request does not start until Monday. And a submitted request cannot be cancelled or modified, so wrong card or wallet details become a support case rather than a quick correction.

What is the FundingPips consistency rule on payouts?

The current model pages document a separate 100% On Demand route on all four evaluation models. It requires a consistency score of 35% or below, seven profitable days of at least 0.5% of starting Master size per reward cycle, and a 1% Striking System trigger on one trade idea, including closed and floating losses. The score and day count reset after a processed reward; warnings remain cumulative. Zero uses its separate 15% score and other reward gates. Weekly/Bi-Weekly do not carry the current On Demand score; Flex 95% Bi-Weekly still needs three profitable days. Older 90% On Demand and Monthly terms must be checked against the account contract and dashboard. The current model pages do not establish a migration date or a right to change an already locked cycle.

Does FundingPips pay in crypto?

Yes, but narrowly. Crypto rewards are sent in USDT or USDC on ERC20 only. A wallet on any other network or asset type risks permanent loss of funds. The minimum is the same 1% of the Master Account Size as the global minimum. Service fees, the USD to USDT exchange rate and network transaction fees are deducted during processing, so the amount received is lower than the amount requested. Crypto is also the automatic fallback if Rise is not supported in your country.

Can I change my FundingPips payout cycle?

Do not assume that you can. Available routes and any change rights depend on the model, configuration and account contract. The 2 Step Flex model page explicitly locks the 80%/95% selection at purchase. Its current 100% On Demand section does not explain switching an existing locked account; older Monthly and 90% On Demand contracts still need their own terms checked. Confirm the route in your dashboard before trading.

Does FundingPips refund the registration fee?

The detailed reward-method policy refunds the registration fee actually paid at the fourth reward on 2 Step Standard. It expressly excludes 1 Step Flex, 2 Step Pro, 2 Step Flex and Zero. The heading still refers generically to “1 Step”; that heading does not establish eligibility for the current 1 Step Flex model. On eligible Standard accounts the amount returned is the fee actually paid, including any discount.

Can FundingPips reduce my profit split?

Yes. The current 100% On Demand route uses a 1% Striking trigger across the four evaluation models, at every size. The first warning records the issue, the second halves the split, the third reduces it to 20% and the fourth closes the account. Warned-idea profits are deducted and warnings remain cumulative. Earlier contracts can use different model-specific triggers; do not assume the current On Demand terms replace them automatically.

What do I need to request a reward on FundingPips Zero?

Four conditions at the same time. A consistency score of 15% or below, calculated as biggest winning day divided by current total account profit. At least 7 profitable trading days of 0.25% or more of the account size inside the current rolling 30-day period. The first 30-day period starts with the first trade. The page calls it rolling and also describes counter resets at period-end or after a processed reward; use the dashboard cycle. The 3% safety cushion, meaning profit up to 3% of the account size is not eligible for a request at all. And your biggest single losing trade must not exceed your biggest single winning trade. Miss one and the request is blocked rather than denied, with one caveat: the 7 profitable days per rolling 30-day period also sit on the Hard Breach list as Min Profitable Days 7 / 30, so that condition is an account rule as well as a payout gate.