My Funded Perps Payout Rules: Daily Requests, Split, $100K Cap and Rise

Once funded, a Select account can submit one payout request per New York calendar day once it holds at least $100 of realized gross profit in the current cycle. The payouts guide says this pays $80 at 80/20 or $90 at 90/10. There is no consistency rule, no minimum trading days and no limit on the number of payouts per account.

Select has the tightest drawdown, 3% of the starting balance ($300 on $10K, $3,000 on $100K). Because the first withdrawal lifts the loss floor to the starting balance, a small first payout on Select uses up most of the room you had above the floor (see worked example 2).

Same payout terms as Select: one request per New York day, $100 gross minimum, 80/20 or 90/10, paid through Rise, as store credit or a mix.

Prime has the highest profit target (12%) and a 5% static drawdown, so the initial floor on a $100K account is $95,000. The FAQ uses this example: equity can grow to $110,000 with the floor still at $95,000, and on the first funded withdrawal the floor becomes $100,000 permanently.

Same payout terms as Select and Prime. The docs use Signature for their floor example: a $100K account starts with a $94,000 floor, which becomes $100,000 after the first withdrawal. Equity at exactly $100,000 is allowed; $99,999 breaches and closes the account.

Signature has the widest drawdown of the three daily plans (6%), so it has the most room above the floor before the first payout. That room is not restored by later withdrawals.

The Elite guide lists payouts “On demand” from your first day funded, with no daily request limit: you can request again as soon as the previous request finishes. You can request all profit in the current cycle. The minimum is 1% of the account size before the split: $50, $100, $250 or $500 ($40, $80, $200 or $400 to you at 80/20).

Elite’s loss floor stays at starting balance minus 5% for the life of the account, even after withdrawals. Payout terms are the same on the 3% DLL and No DLL options. The homepage marks Elite’s “On Demand” payouts with an asterisk and a “Limited Supply” note that it does not explain.

These cannot be bought. They pay 90/10, entirely in store credit, with a minimum request of $30 ($1K) or $50 ($2.5K). They get no store-credit boost, and eligible requests are approved automatically on submission unless a verification or trading review is open.

A $1K Elite prize account has a $100 profit target, a $50 maximum loss and a $30 minimum request before the split ($24 to you at 80/20). Won Elite accounts of the normal sizes follow the No DLL rules.

The payouts guide and the FAQ cap each user at $100,000 in total lifetime payouts across every My Funded Perps account and plan (Select, Prime, Signature and Elite combined). The cap counts what you receive after the split, not the gross deducted from the account, and buying new accounts or resets does not reset it.

The FAQ says that once your combined payouts reach $100,000 you have “graduated” and can no longer buy new accounts. Active funded accounts are not closed: you can keep trading them and taking payouts, “even if those payouts take your total above $100,000”.

At 80/20, $100,000 received equals $125,000 of gross profit withdrawn; at 90/10 it is about $111,111.

Two of the firm’s own blog posts, Rise Payouts on MyFundedPerps (October 15, 2026) and 80% vs 90% (October 4, 2026), still say there is “no lifetime payout cap on Select, Prime, or Signature”. Both were re-read on October 26, 2026.

The docs payouts guide, the docs troubleshooting page, the Elite guide and the FAQ all state the $100,000 cap, and they are the pages that describe the product rules. BestProps follows the cap. If it matters to you, ask support to confirm in writing before you scale up.

On approval the full gross amount leaves the balance and a new payout cycle starts. “Any undistributed profit retained below that new cycle baseline is a balance buffer rather than available profit for another withdrawal. This retained buffer cannot be withdrawn in later cycles.”

You choose between two costs. Withdraw everything and the account sits at the loss floor with no room for a fee or a losing trade. Leave some profit in as a cushion and that cushion can never be paid out. Later payouts only come from new profit above the new baseline.

No page publishes a per-request maximum on Select, Prime or Signature, and Elite lets you request “all profit” in the cycle. What is limited is the size of your funded accounts: $100,000 of active funded allocation per plan type and $300,000 in total. Passed evaluations above those limits wait in Funding Review.

The allocation limit is separate from the $100,000 lifetime payout cap: one limits how much funded account size you can hold, the other limits how much money you can ever receive. Profits, losses and withdrawals do not change the allocation an account uses.