Payouts and money
Payout proof
Evidence that a firm has actually paid traders - screenshots, transfer statements or published totals. It is the most-requested and least-verifiable category of prop firm marketing, because an image proves only that an image exists.
GFN’s figure
GFN publishes the payout rules rather than a totals figure: a every 14 days cycle from the first funded-account trade, a stated virtual profit share per programme, a named payment provider, and the written grounds on which a payout can be refused.
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In detail
Payout proof,explained
A screenshot proves very little on its own: it can be cropped, staged or drawn from an unrepresentative account. Treat any single image as an anecdote rather than as data, whoever published it.
The stronger signals are structural. Published payout rules, a stated cycle, a named payment provider and terms that specify what makes a payout ineligible tell you more than a wall of screenshots does.
Related
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
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.
Payout denial
A refused payout request. The common causes are a breach recorded before the payout was approved, incomplete identity verification, a mismatch in the receiving account, or trading that broke a conduct rule.
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.
Payout cycle
The interval between payout eligibility dates on a funded account. It is usually counted in calendar days from a fixed starting event rather than in trading days or calendar months.
Prop firm
A company that assesses traders and pays them a share of the results they produce, rather than a broker that executes orders for clients. Most modern retail firms run the assessment on simulated accounts.
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