High Stakes payouts: combine the calendar, minimum and cap

Use the account-size row

The September High Stakes FAQ lists a $3,000 payout cap and $300 minimum P&L for $50K, versus $4,000 and $500 for $100K. These are account-specific terms, not a universal $150 profit threshold. Confirm the contract version before applying them.

A minimum P&L is not the net payment

The named policy also states a $150 minimum withdrawal after the split. Keep account P&L, the requested reward and the final payment as separate figures. Meeting one threshold does not automatically meet every other threshold or fee-return condition.

Use activation and approval dates

The general withdrawal page starts the first clock from funded activation and later clocks from the last approved withdrawal; scaling restarts the timer. For example, a hypothetical approved withdrawal on 1 November gives a two-week checkpoint on 15 November, subject to other requirements.

Request, processing and receipt differ

The general FAQ says approved requests are typically processed within three business days; method availability and fees still matter. Save the size-specific policy alongside the general FAQ, and ask support to resolve conflicting thresholds before relying on a payment plan.

The named High Stakes payout policy also limits cryptocurrency withdrawals to $1,500 per transaction. This payment-method ceiling is separate from the $50K/$100K account payout caps; a larger account cap does not remove the crypto limit.