The split
What a cycle actually pays
An illustration on a $100,000 account that made $8,240 in one cycle.
Which pays for the price feed, the engine and the transfer fees. There is no other charge and no subscription.
It renders from the rule set version your account is bound to, the same row the engine enforces. If the split ever changes, accounts bought before the change keep theirs.
The schedule
When the money moves
Two dates matter: the first one, and then every third day after it.
- Day 0Your first funded trade
The clock starts on the trade, not on the purchase and not on the approval.
- Day 8First cycle closes
The checks run the moment it closes. Nothing waits for somebody to look at it.
- Day 11Then every three days
A cycle closes, the checks run, and a clean one is approved and sent the same day.
- USDTTRC20, to your verified wallet
You are told when it leaves and you get the transaction reference to follow it.
The checks
The ten things that have to be true
All ten, in the order they run. If one blocks your payout the dashboard names it, so nobody has to write to support to find out what is wrong.
- The cycle has closed. An open cycle is not payable, however far ahead it is.
- The cycle closed in profit. Any profit is payable. There is no minimum.
- No position is still open. Floating profit is not profit until it is closed.
- The account is not breached. A breached account has no payable cycle.
- The minimum trading days are met. From the rule set your account is bound to.
- The consistency requirement is met. One outsized day cannot carry a cycle.
- Your identity is verified. Once, before the first payout, and not again.
- Your wallet is verified. The address is confirmed before anything is sent.
- No compliance flag is open. If one is, you are told that it is and why.
- No payout already exists for this cycle. One cycle can only ever pay once.
Nine of these are yes or no. The tenth is the one people ask about: consistency means no single day may be more than the published share of the cycle profit, and the dashboard shows the figure as you trade rather than after the cycle closes.
Questions about getting paid
- Is there a minimum profit?
- No. If your cycle closes with a profit, that profit is payable, however small.
- What happens to my challenge fee?
- It is returned with your first payout. It is not a deposit and it is not held against future losses.
- Can a payout be refused?
- Only by one of the ten checks above, and the dashboard names the one that blocks it. There is no discretionary refusal.
- How long does the transfer take?
- USDT on TRC20 settles in minutes once it is sent. You are told when it leaves and you get the transaction reference.