DayTraders EOD Pro payouts: days, consistency and retained balance
EOD Pro rewards require eight qualifying days, a best day no greater than 30% of cycle profit, and size-specific balance thresholds. The 50K minimum request balance is $52,600; at least $52,000 must remain after payout. Vietnam is restricted.
Qualification is not simply eight logins
The 50K table requires at least $200 daily profit for a qualifying day. Eight such days are counted since activation or the previous payout, and the request day does not count. A tiny profitable trade cannot replace the stated qualifying amount.
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Diagram explained
Check request size against retained balance
- 8 qualifying days; best day ≤ 30%
- 50K request balance: at least $52,600
- After payout: keep at least $52,000
Consistency constrains the cycle
In an independent hypothetical cycle, a $900 best day with $3,000 total equals 30%; the same best day with $2,500 total is 36%. Use cycle profit rather than lifetime account profit. More trading is not guaranteed to repair the ratio because it can also reduce total profit.
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Test the balance after a proposed request
For 50K, an independent $54,000 balance minus a $2,000 request leaves the required $52,000. A $52,600 balance does not support the same $2,000 withdrawal. Requests have a $500 minimum, $50 increments and a $2,000 cap for this size.
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One hundred percent has an eligible-profit scope
The page describes 100% of eligible simulated profit, not withdrawal of the nominal account capital. Plane and DT Wallet are request routes, not FINEX-tested receipt guarantees. Verify all gates and the payout review before treating an amount as received cash.
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