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Earn2Trade payout rules

Profit split thresholds, the weekly withdrawal schedule, fees and methods for Earn2Trade funded accounts.

Profit split
50/50 or 80/20
Paid
Weekly, Wednesdays
Minimum
$100 net

Rules checked on · Earn2Trade's withdrawal policy · By helloweekends Editors

Earn2Trade payout rules changed on July 6, 2026. For evaluations bought since then, a withdrawal below a size-based threshold is split 50/50, and a withdrawal at or above it is split 80/20 on the full amount. Withdrawals are processed weekly on Wednesdays, the minimum is $100 net, and there is no minimum number of trading days before you withdraw.

Who pays you

Earn2Trade's funded accounts are provided by partner prop firms, for example Helios Trading Partners and Appius Trading Limited. A LiveSim account is simulated and uses an end-of-day drawdown. A Live account trades real capital with an intraday trailing drawdown. Withdrawals are paid from the partner firm's own funds under its terms, and firms can change or pause payouts. You can hold up to 3 funded accounts, and only 1 of them Live.

Profit split by account size

The split depends on the size of each withdrawal. Below your account's threshold you keep 50%. At or above it you keep 80% of the whole withdrawal, not only the part above the threshold. On the TCP, withdrawing a step's target moves you up to the next step.

For evaluations bought on or after July 6, 2026. DLL = daily loss limit. Source: Earn2Trade withdrawal policy and growth plan, checked September 26, 2026.
Account80/20 fromLiveSim max withdrawalStep rules
TCP $25K step$1,500$1,750$1,500 drawdown: end of day on LiveSim, trailing on Live
TCP $50K step$2,250$3,000Live step: $3,000 goal, $2,000 trailing drawdown, $1,100 DLL, 6 contracts
TCP $100K step$3,000$6,000Live step: $6,000 goal, $3,500 trailing drawdown, $2,200 DLL, 12 contracts
TCP $150K step$4,000N/AStep in the TCP100 growth plan
TCP $200K step$5,000N/ATCP25 route: $11,000 goal, drawdown fixed at $194,000, $4,400 DLL, 16 contracts
TCP $400K stepFixed 60/40N/ATCP50 and TCP100 only; drawdown fixed at $388,000
GAU50$2,250$5,000No consistency rule or buffer when funded
GAU100$3,000$5,000No consistency rule or buffer when funded
GAU150$4,000$5,000No consistency rule or buffer when funded
GAU200$5,000$5,000No consistency rule or buffer when funded

When Earn2Trade pays

Withdrawals are processed weekly, on Wednesdays. Your request must reach the prop firm by 2:00 p.m. CT (3:00 p.m. ET) on the Friday before. There is no minimum number of trading days before a withdrawal, and the smallest withdrawal is $100 net.

Fees and payout methods

The prop firm assigns the payout method; you do not pick it.

Source: Earn2Trade withdrawal policy (July 9, 2026), checked September 26, 2026.
MethodFee
Rise$50 per withdrawal outside the US; 1.5% for US customers
Deel$50
Bayzat$5–$40
Direct crypto0.735%, select cases only

Rise does not support payouts for traders in Iowa, Minnesota, South Carolina, Guam, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands. That is a limit of the payout method; Earn2Trade does not say residents there cannot buy an evaluation. Non-US citizens file a W-8BEN. Professionals and Live accounts also pay CME data fees: $140 a month per exchange on Rithmic, or $156 on NinjaTrader.

Your first withdrawal, step by step

  1. Pass the evaluation: reach the profit goal within the drawdown, the daily loss limit, the contract ladder and the 30% consistency rule.
  2. Complete the paperwork and compliance checks. They must be done before your first request.
  3. Trade the funded account. No minimum number of days applies before a withdrawal.
  4. Send a request of at least $100 net so it reaches the prop firm by 2:00 p.m. CT on Friday.
  5. The one-time $139 LiveSim activation fee (non-professional data status) is deducted from this first withdrawal.
  6. The payment goes out on Wednesday by the method the prop firm assigns.

Worked example: a GAU50 LiveSim account

The GAU50 threshold is $2,250, and its LiveSim maximum is $5,000 per withdrawal. Withdraw $2,000 and you receive $1,000, because a withdrawal below the threshold is split 50/50. Withdraw $2,250 and you receive $1,800, which is 80% of the full amount. On your first withdrawal the $139 LiveSim activation fee is also deducted, and the payout method may charge its own fee.

Taxes

Earn2Trade applies the W-8BEN only to non-US citizens. For how payouts are usually reported in the US, see how to file prop firm taxes. General information, not tax advice.

Recent payout changes

  • July 6, 2026: the funded split changed from a standard 80/20 to 50/50 below a size-based threshold and 80/20 at or above it, with a fixed 60/40 on the $400K TCP account. It applies to evaluations bought on or after that date.

Official blog posts updated in March 2026 still describe a flat 80% split and a $10 Rise fee waived over $500. The July 6, 2026 announcement and the withdrawal policy of July 9, 2026 replace them. See the rule change log for every logged change, and the Earn2Trade rules page for drawdown and daily loss limits.

Know the riskAn Earn2Trade evaluation is a paid service with simulated trading, and LiveSim accounts are simulated too. Most people who buy an evaluation do not pass it, and firms change their rules, pause payouts and close. Not investment advice.

Questions

What is Earn2Trade's profit split?

For evaluations bought since July 6, 2026: 50/50 on a withdrawal below the account's threshold, 80/20 on the full amount at or above it, and a fixed 60/40 on the $400K TCP account.

When does Earn2Trade pay withdrawals?

Weekly, on Wednesdays. The request must reach the prop firm by 2:00 p.m. CT on the Friday before.

What is the minimum Earn2Trade withdrawal?

$100 net. There is no minimum number of trading days before a withdrawal.

Is there a fee on the first Earn2Trade payout?

Yes. The one-time $139 LiveSim activation fee is deducted from the first withdrawal, and the payout method may charge a fee.

Can US traders get Earn2Trade payouts?

Yes. Rise charges US customers 1.5%, but Rise does not support payouts in Iowa, Minnesota, South Carolina, Guam, Puerto Rico and the US Virgin Islands.

Sources

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