Payouts and money
Payout processing time
The gap between requesting a payout and the money arriving. It covers the firm's review, any identity checks, the payment provider's own processing and finally the settlement time of the chosen rail.
GFN’s figure
GFN states that payout processing times depend on verification, the payment method and the payout provider, and the status of every request is shown in your dashboard. A contract is signed through Rise before processing begins.
- What affects it
- Verification, method, provider
- Where to check
- Your dashboard shows the request status
- Before processing
- The Rise contract must be signed
In detail
Payout processing time,explained
Most of the variance sits in the parts that are not the transfer itself. A complete identity file and a payout account already verified in the right name remove nearly all of the delay a trader can control.
The rail matters at the end: crypto settles fastest, domestic bank transfer next, and an international wire slowest, particularly across a weekend or a bank holiday.
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Terms thatcome with it
Most rules only make sense next to the ones they interact with. These are the entries this one depends on.
Payout method
How a firm actually sends the money: bank transfer, wire, or a payments provider that offers several rails. The method determines the paperwork, the fees and how long the transfer takes.
Rise payout
A payout processed through Rise (Riseworks), a payments platform used to pay contractors internationally. The trader signs a short contract in Rise, then chooses how the money is delivered.
KYC
The process of confirming who owns an account, using identity documents and supporting information. It is required before money moves, and it is the most common cause of a delayed first payout.
Payout
A transfer of the trader's share of eligible virtual profits from a simulated funded account. Payouts are requested on an eligibility date, processed after checks, and paid to the verified account holder.
Bank transfer
A payout delivered to a bank account, either domestically through a local clearing system such as ACH or internationally by wire. Wires are faster to arrive and usually carry higher fees.
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