Profit Split

The profit split defines how net profits on a funded account are shared between trader and firm. A common starting point is 80/20 in the trader’s favor, with some firms offering 90/10 or even 100% on a first payout as a promotion, and others improving the split as you progress through a scaling plan. The split is applied to your withdrawable profit, usually after any minimum-balance or consistency conditions are met. It only matters on funded accounts — there is no split during the evaluation, where the goal is simply to qualify. Always confirm whether the advertised split is the standard rate or a limited-time or scaling-only offer.

In plain English — The profit split is the share of trading profits you keep versus what the firm takes. It is written as your-share/firm-share, such as 80/20, meaning you keep 80% and the firm keeps 20%. Splits often start in your favor and can improve as you scale. The split applies to profits on funded accounts, not to evaluation results.

On an 80/20 split, if you make $10,000 of profit on the funded account, you receive $8,000 and the firm keeps $2,000.