High Stakes fee return: cash refund is not Hub Credit
Calculate the withdrawable portion separately from purchase credit, and check the conditions tied to the first payout.
Three portions with different uses
The High Stakes policy dated 14 September separates fee return into 10% Hub Credit after step one, 20% after step two and 70% refund at funded stage. Hub Credits can buy another challenge but cannot be withdrawn. Passing does not turn the whole fee into cash.
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Diagram explained
Nonwithdrawable credit is not returned cash
- Total fee $200
- External $150 + Hub Credit $50
- 70% × external $150 = $105 cash
Illustrate a mixed payment
Suppose the fee is $200, paid with $150 external funds and $50 existing Hub Credit. At a 70% cash-return rate applied only to external payment, the illustrative cash component is $105, not $140. These are assumed amounts, not a current account price.
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The first payout remains a gate
The fee policy ties cash return to the first payout and stated activity/profit conditions. General withdrawals also use a fourteen-day first-request clock, which restarts after scaling. Do not plan a fee recovery date from an evaluation pass date alone.
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Official programme rules, checked 27 October 2026 Official programme rules, checked 27 October 2026
Confirm the purchased version
Named High Stakes and generic 2-Step pages publish different targets, prices and daily-risk terms. Save the checkout, cash/credit payment split and applicable agreement. A promotional refund multiplier is not established by this fee-return FAQ.
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Official programme rules, checked 27 October 2026 Official programme rules, checked 27 October 2026
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