VERSION HISTORY
Subsequent Payouts | Fast Track Account
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▸Version 5August 28, 2026, 5:42 PM+2−4
Changes shown against Version 4.
A new cycle starts with the first trade after an approved payout. Each cycle has its own goal in new profit, counted from the balance at the start of that cycle — profit kept from an earlier cycle stays in the account but does not count toward the new goal.
| Account Size | Second and Subsequent Payout Goal |
|---|
− Subsequent payout profit goals work the same way as the first one: the level you reach stays in the Account as a cushion, and only profit above it can be withdrawn. The cushion therefore grows with every cycle, by the amount of that cycle's profit goal. No payout may bring the balance below the cushion.
− Example: $25,000 Account, second payout
− The second cycle starts at a balance of $26,500. The goal is $1,000 in new profit, bringing the balance to $27,500. At that level the goal is met, but the entire amount is the cushion — there is nothing available to withdraw yet.
− Since the minimum payout request is $1,000, a request can be submitted once the balance reaches $28,500. After a $1,000 payout is approved, the balance returns to $27,500, which becomes the new cushion and the starting point of the third cycle.
+ After each approved payout, a new payout cycle begins. The Trader must generate the applicable amount of new net trading profit after the previous payout before becoming eligible for another payout.
+ Example: A $50,000 FastTrack Account reaches its first $3,000 Profit Goal at $53,000. If the Trader withdraws $1,000, the Account balance becomes $52,000, which is $2,000 above the original starting balance. The next payout requires $2,000 in new profit counted from $52,000, so the Account must reach $54,000 before the second payout becomes available.
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▸Version 4August 27, 2026, 2:12 AM+4−2
Changes shown against Version 3.
A new cycle starts with the first trade after an approved payout. Each cycle has its own goal in new profit, counted from the balance at the start of that cycle — profit kept from an earlier cycle stays in the account but does not count toward the new goal.
| Account Size | Second and Subsequent Payout Goal |
|---|
− The cushion does not change. It stays at the level set by the first payout goal, and no payout can bring the balance below it.
− Example on a $25,000 account: the second reward means $1,000 of new profit on top of the $26,500 cushion, so the request becomes available at $27,500.
+ Subsequent payout profit goals work the same way as the first one: the level you reach stays in the Account as a cushion, and only profit above it can be withdrawn. The cushion therefore grows with every cycle, by the amount of that cycle's profit goal. No payout may bring the balance below the cushion.
+ Example: $25,000 Account, second payout
+ The second cycle starts at a balance of $26,500. The goal is $1,000 in new profit, bringing the balance to $27,500. At that level the goal is met, but the entire amount is the cushion — there is nothing available to withdraw yet.
+ Since the minimum payout request is $1,000, a request can be submitted once the balance reaches $28,500. After a $1,000 payout is approved, the balance returns to $27,500, which becomes the new cushion and the starting point of the third cycle.
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▸Version 3August 26, 2026, 12:59 PM+1−1
Changes shown against Version 2.
A new cycle starts with the first trade after an approved payout. Each cycle has its own goal in new profit, counted from the balance at the start of that cycle — profit kept from an earlier cycle stays in the account but does not count toward the new goal.
| Account Size | Second and Subsequent Payout Goal |
|---|
| $25,000 | $1,000 in new profit |
| $50,000 | $2,000 in new profit |
| $100,000 | $3,000 in new profit |
| $150,000 | $4,500 in new profit |
The cushion does not change. It stays at the level set by the first payout goal, and no payout can bring the balance below it.
− Example on a $25,000 account: the second reward means $1,000 of new profit on top of the $26,500 cushion, so the request becomes available at $27,500 and the balance returns to $26,500 afterwards.
+ Example on a $25,000 account: the second reward means $1,000 of new profit on top of the $26,500 cushion, so the request becomes available at $27,500.
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▸Version 2August 25, 2026, 9:53 PM+3−2
Changes shown against Version 1.
− A new cycle starts with the next trade after an approved payout.
+ A new cycle starts with the first trade after an approved payout. Each cycle has its own goal in new profit, counted from the balance at the start of that cycle — profit kept from an earlier cycle stays in the account but does not count toward the new goal.
| Account Size | Second and Subsequent Payout Goal |
|---|
− Profit kept from an earlier cycle stays in the account but does not count toward the new goal.
+ The cushion does not change. It stays at the level set by the first payout goal, and no payout can bring the balance below it.
+ Example on a $25,000 account: the second reward means $1,000 of new profit on top of the $26,500 cushion, so the request becomes available at $27,500 and the balance returns to $26,500 afterwards.
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▸Version 1August 16, 2026, 1:50 PM
First archived version.
A new cycle starts with the next trade after an approved payout.
| Account Size | Second and Subsequent Payout Goal |
|---|
| $25,000 | $1,000 in new profit |
| $50,000 | $2,000 in new profit |
| $100,000 | $3,000 in new profit |
| $150,000 | $4,500 in new profit |
Profit kept from an earlier cycle stays in the account but does not count toward the new goal.
SHA-256 b319236e2e4a5d1f5fd4d60afeaec4e2df2610ae78920f56899542bc0a8b2bf5