Take Profit Trader payout rules

Split, cycle, minimum, caps and buffer per plan, read on Take Profit Trader's own pages on November 4, 2026.

As of November 4, 2026, Take Profit Trader states a profit split of up to 80% on its own pages. Payout cycle: Daily from day one in PRO for profit above the buffer; no profitable-day minimum and no payout window. First payout: no waiting period stated. Paid by Plaid (US banks), PayPal, Wise, Routable (international).

Payout terms per plan

Test
SizeSetupSplitPayoutsFirst payoutMinimumMaximum per payoutBuffer (× max loss)
$25KStandard80% 80/20 in PRO, 90/10 in PRO+.Daily from day one in PRO above the bufferNo waitn/an/a1.00
$50KStandard80% 80/20 in PRO, 90/10 in PRO+.Daily from day one in PRO above the bufferNo waitn/an/a1.50
$75KStandard80% 80/20 in PRO, 90/10 in PRO+.Daily from day one in PRO above the bufferNo waitn/an/a1.80
$100KStandard80% 80/20 in PRO, 90/10 in PRO+.Daily from day one in PRO above the bufferNo waitn/an/a2.00
$150KStandard80% 80/20 in PRO, 90/10 in PRO+.Daily from day one in PRO above the bufferNo waitn/an/a2.00

Source: takeprofittraderhelp.zendesk.com, checked 2026-11-04.

Payout proof

Take Profit Trader does not pay on a public blockchain PropTested reads, or its payout addresses are not yet attributed, so there is no on-chain record for it here. Absent does not mean unpaid: firms that pay by bank, card or other rails leave no public trail. Firms with a visible record are on the payout tracker.

Questions about Take Profit Trader payouts

Does Take Profit Trader actually pay out?

Payouts run daily from day one in PRO for profit above the buffer; no profitable-day minimum and no payout window, the first after no waiting period, per the firm's own payout page checked November 4, 2026.

What is the Take Profit Trader consistency rule?

Take Profit Trader applies a consistency rule of 50% in the evaluation and none on the funded account, as of November 4, 2026.

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