FuturesElite Elite payout: cohort and amount
Check the June purchase-cohort boundary before calculating an Elite payout request; separate remaining profit, request caps and the trader's share.
Read the purchase boundary first
The payout FAQ distinguishes accounts bought before 25 June 2026 at 15:00 CET: those use profit in the current payout cycle. Later accounts use all profit remaining on the account for the 50% calculation.
Sources for this section
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Diagram explained
Calculate the gross request before the share.
- Check the June cohort boundary
- Apply 50%, then the cap
- Gross withdrawal reduces balance
Keep eligibility separate
Qualifying profitable days and completed KYC are gates, not a promise that the maximum request is available. Keep a dated daily-profit list alongside the amount calculation.
Work a hypothetical request
Hypothetical later-cohort 50K account with $3,000 remaining profit: 50% gives a $1,500 gross request, below its $2,000 cap. At the standard 90% split, the share is $1,350 before any separately applicable costs.
Recalculate after payment
The account balance falls by the gross withdrawal, not merely your net share. Start the next worksheet from the actual post-payment balance; do not reuse the old remaining-profit figure.
Your next step
Sources and scope
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