Profit split and payouts

The split is the share of profit you keep. How much you actually receive also depends on payout minimums, caps, waiting days and buffers.

The split

A 90% split means you keep $90 of every $100 of profit. Some firms start at one rate and move higher as you earn, and some add a paid option to raise it.

Your split
Your share$2,700
Firm's share$300
After your fees$2,420

What decides what you actually receive

  • Waiting days: how long, or how many winning days, before you can ask for money.
  • Minimum payout: below this amount, you can't withdraw.
  • Maximum payout: a cap per request, common early on.
  • Buffer: profit you must leave in the account, often so you stay above the floor.
  • Consistency: the rule may reduce what's eligible.

Firms with the best split

As of November 12, 2026, PropTested holds the profit split for 85 of the 86 firms it tracks. The best split is the highest on any of the firm's plans, often after a scaling step, and the payout minimum is the lowest the firm publishes.

FirmMarketBest splitPlans at that splitLowest payout minimum
Vanta TradingForex100%5 plansNo minimum
FundingPipsForex100%21 plans$50
AquaFundedForex100%49 plans$100
E8 FuturesFutures100%8 plans$100
E8 MarketsForex100%32 plans$100
Moneta FundedForex100%4 plans$100
TradersYardFutures100%8 plans$250
Alpha Funded FuturesFutures100%3 plans$500
Apex Trader FundingFutures100%16 plans$500
DayTraders.comFutures100%15 plans$500
Alpha FundedForex100%28 plansn/a
Vest MarketsPerps95%9 plansNo minimum
FundedNextForex95%18 plans$20
Hola PrimeForex95%18 plans$50
FundedNext FuturesFutures95%3 plans$250
Goat Funded TraderForex90%9 plans$10
Audacity CapitalForex90%11 plans$20
FTMOForex90%10 plans$20
FTMO FuturesFutures90%6 plans$20
Alpha CapitalForex90%42 plans$25
BreakoutPerps90%17 plans$50
Funded Trader MarketsForex90%10 plans$50
Kraken PropPerps90%18 plans$50
MyFundedPerpsPerps90%16 plans$50
Atmos FundedForex90%11 plans$100

And 60 more firms. Waiting days, caps and buffers for every firm are on the payout terms table.

A withdrawal lowers your room

On many accounts, withdrawing moves you closer to the floor, because the balance drops and the floor doesn't. If you have $2,600 of room and withdraw $1,500, you're left with $1,100. Plan each withdrawal around what you need left to keep trading.

The terms we show on the payout terms table are what firms publish. They aren't measured payout speed.

Every firm words this differently. Before you buy, read the exact rule on the firm's own page, which we link on each plan.

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