IC Funded payouts: first, second and third request conditions
Professional’s first request requires five profitable days and at least fourteen calendar days; the second needs three profitable days, and the third onward removes the profitable-day count. The fourteen-day minimum remains in the published table.
Track two conditions on the first cycle
Five profitable days do not replace fourteen elapsed calendar days. An independent trader with five profitable sessions inside one week has met only one of the two displayed first-cycle tests. Compliance and account approval remain separate gates.
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Diagram explained
Fewer profitable days does not mean daily payouts
- First: 5 profitable days + 14 calendar days
- Second: 3 profitable days + 14 days
- Third onward: no day count; 14 days remain
Later cycles change the day test
The second payout lists three profitable days plus fourteen calendar days; the third onward lists no profitable-day requirement but still fourteen days. Do not reword the third stage as unrestricted daily cash-outs. Confirm the cycle start and qualifying-day definition for your agreement.
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Up to 90% is a ceiling
The rules page advertises “up to 90%” rather than proving every order has that split. In an independent example of $1,000 eligible profit, 80% would yield $800 and 90% $900 before adjustments. Use the actual signed split, not the largest marketing number.
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Approval precedes received funds
The accounts remain demo in the funded stage; eligible rewards are contractual payments based on simulated results. Identity or rule violations can cancel rewards under the terms. No FINEX receipt test establishes a universal bank arrival time, and Vietnam eligibility remains unconfirmed by the readable list.
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