Phidias payout days: Fundamental versus Premium
Premium advertises five days between payouts and a progressive split; Fundamental uses a different schedule and 80/20 split. General terms contain a ten-day withdrawal requirement, so the account-specific agreement needs to resolve the scope.
Do not count calendar days blindly
Fundamental CASH requires ten trading days, with a $150 minimum daily P&L on 50K. Ten dates with a login do not establish ten qualifying days. Premium’s specific programme page instead presents a five-day payout interval; keep these labels on any calendar.
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Diagram explained
Check the signed cohort before counting days
- Fundamental: 10 qualifying days
- Premium: 5-day specific schedule
- Premium split: 75% → 100%
Splits alter cash expectations
Fundamental uses 80/20. Premium progresses from 75% to 80%, 85%, 90%, then 100% from the fifth payout. An independent $1,000 eligible-profit example yields $750 at 75% or $800 at 80%, before applicable adjustments; the nominal account size is irrelevant to that multiplication.
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The 50K threshold is another gate
The published 50K withdrawal threshold is $52,600, with a $2,000 payout cap in the named table. Reaching a minimum day count does not remove a balance threshold or cap. Calculate the remaining account cushion before choosing a request amount. Both named funded plans also carry a 30% maximum daily consistency rule; a large single day can delay eligibility.
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Resolve the five-versus-ten-day wording
The general TOU references ten distinct days for Fundamental/Premium, while current Premium rules state five. Specific rules take precedence under the terms, but save written confirmation for your contract cohort. A submitted request is not proof that money reached a bank or wallet.
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Sources and scope
Sources are provider publications. Conditions may vary by entity, country, account and program. Recheck before signing up.