Payout Withdrawal Date Calculator

You typically become eligible once you have met the minimum number of funded trading days (often 5–14) and reached your firm's next payout cycle. This calculator estimates that first eligible date from your funded start date, how many days a week you trade, the minimum trading days, and the cycle length, so you know when to expect your first request to be valid.

A payout cycle is how often a firm processes withdrawals — commonly every 14 days, though some offer weekly, on-demand or even daily payouts. Your request is paid on the next cycle date after you become eligible, not instantly, so the cycle length is a major part of your true time-to-first-payout.

Common reasons are incomplete KYC verification, a consistency-rule deferral (your best day is too large a share of profit), an unbuilt profit buffer on futures accounts, or requesting before the minimum trading days are met. This tool estimates eligibility timing; the actual payout can still be delayed by any of those rule checks. Complete KYC early to remove the most avoidable one.

Usually only days you actually place a trade count, and most markets you can trade are closed on weekends, so a five-day trading week is the normal assumption. If you trade fewer days per week, your first eligible date moves out accordingly — which is exactly what the "trading days per week" input adjusts for here.