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FundingPips Funded Account

Pass a FundingPips challenge and you trade a funded Master account, keeping up to 100% of profits. Canadian traders choose their own payout cycle and can scale capital toward $2M.

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A FundingPips funded account (Master account) lets you trade the firm's capital and keep a share of profits. According to FundingPips, the profit split on standard 1-Step and 2-Step accounts is set by your payout cycle: 60% Weekly, 80% Bi-Weekly, 90% On-Demand or 100% Monthly — up to 100% at the highest cycle or via Hot Seat scaling. Payouts require KYC and a minimum of 1% of the initial balance (2% for On-Demand). Prop trading involves genuine risk of loss; confirm current terms.

Profit Split, Payouts and Scaling

FundingPips Payout Cycles and Profit Splits

Payout CycleFrequencyProfit SplitConsistency Rule
WeeklyEvery 7 days60%None
Bi-WeeklyEvery 14 days80%None
On-DemandAnytime (min 2% balance)90%35%
MonthlyEvery 30 days100%None

Frequently asked questions

What is the FundingPips profit split?
It ranges from 60% to 100% and is not fixed. On standard accounts you pick the payout cycle — 60% Weekly, 80% Bi-Weekly, 90% On-Demand or 100% Monthly. The Zero model pays a fixed 95% bi-weekly, and reaching the top Hot Seat scaling tier unlocks a flat 100% split, according to FundingPips.
How fast are FundingPips payouts?
Reviews report that approved withdrawals are processed in roughly 24 hours (some sources cite 1–3 business days), paid via bank transfer or crypto. KYC must be completed before your first withdrawal; confirm current processing times.
Can I scale my FundingPips account?
Yes. FundingPips uses a 4-tier Hot Seat scaling program based on your original account size. The top tier can double your balance, apply a 100% split and reach up to $2,000,000 in total funding for consistent performers.

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