LucidPro payout buffer: first versus later 50K caps
The dedicated payout table requires retaining $52,100 on 50K, with a $500 minimum request, $2,000 first cap and $2,500 later cap. It conflicts with the broad funded-page “no caps” line. Vietnam remains excluded.
Use the full table rather than one benefit
The specific payout page gives caps by account size and cycle; the broad funded page says no simulated caps. Save both sources and confirm the actual agreement. Until resolved, do not advertise unlimited requests or discard the stricter published table.
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Diagram explained
A payout cap does not create withdrawable funds
- 50K retained buffer: $52,100
- First cap $2,000 / later cap $2,500
- $53,600 balance → only $1,500 above buffer
Calculate the account deduction above buffer
An independent 50K first-cycle balance of $53,600 leaves $1,500 above the $52,100 buffer. The $2,000 cap does not make a $2,000 request feasible at that balance. Check account deduction before multiplying by the trader split.
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Add profit and consistency gates
50K has a $500 cycle-profit goal and the applicable 40% or legacy 35% concentration test. The minimum $500 request also needs funds above the buffer. An account can meet the goal while still lacking withdrawable room.
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Treat a pending request as already deducted
The payout FAQ warns that trading into the buffer before approval can deny a request. Requests are final once submitted. Follow the specific processing statement as a provider estimate, not a FINEX receipt test, and preserve eligibility requirements independently.
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Sources and scope
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