Alpha Pro: biweekly or on-demand rewards
Compare eligibility clocks and consistency before the percentage. Neither schedule is available to a restricted Vietnamese applicant.
The choice is fixed for that account
Alpha Pro supports biweekly or on-demand performance fees when selected at signup; the official guide says the same account cannot switch between them. Qualified accounts are simulated, and a performance fee is not a withdrawal of the nominal account capital.
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Official programme source checked 27 October 2026 Official programme source checked 27 October 2026
Diagram explained
Choose the qualification model before the headline split
- Biweekly: calendar plus first-request conditions
- On-demand: 2% gross and 40% best-day rule
- Same-account schedule cannot switch
Two eligibility models
Biweekly uses a fourteen-day cadence and additional first-request trading-day conditions. On-demand instead requires at least 2% gross profit and the 40% best-day rule. A request being allowed sooner in the calendar does not guarantee an eligible amount sooner.
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A hypothetical consistency check
Assume a best day of $800 and total eligible profit of $2,000. The ratio is 40%. A separate hypothetical $100,000 account needs $2,000 gross to reach a 2% threshold. Both tests matter; the matching numbers do not establish individual approval.
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Separate region and processing
Alpha excludes Vietnam nationals and residents. The schedule guide describes valid-request processing within two business days, not guaranteed bank receipt. Check the selected method, closed-position requirement and actual account terms before relying on a payout timetable.
Sources for this section
Official programme source checked 27 October 2026 Official programme source checked 27 October 2026
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Sources and scope
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