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Futures Prime rewards: half-buffer requests and size caps

The current Futures Prime reward page permits a request up to 50% of profit buffer, subject to size caps and five $150 profitable days. Later cycles also need new positive net profit. The displayed cap does not by itself establish net cash after the reward share.

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Qualifying days precede the request

The current article requires five days of at least $150 for the first reward, then five new such days and at least $0.01 new net profit for later ones. Its change note lowers $200 to $150 on 27 July 2026. Older account policy remains a separate reference.

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Profit buffer $4,000 ×50% = $2,000; 50K published request cap: $2,500; 5 new qualifying days for later cycles
Rules checked 27 Oct 2026; examples are illustrative Open full-size diagram
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Gross request limits and trader share are separate

  1. Profit buffer $4,000 ×50% = $2,000
  2. 50K published request cap: $2,500
  3. 5 new qualifying days for later cycles

Calculate the half-buffer amount

With an independent current profit buffer of $4,000,50% gives $2,000. With $8,000 it gives $4,000, but a 50K account’s published cap is $2,500. Use the smaller permitted request amount, while confirming how the 80% share is applied to the approved amount.

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Caps differ by nominal size

The current table lists 50K $2,500,100K $3,500 and 150K $5,000 per request. These are not the account’s deposited funds. A high headline account size does not replace the buffer, minimum-day or compliance checks.

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Do not use legacy transfer estimates as a guarantee

The current reward page points to general bank/crypto rails and fees rather than a universal net-arrival time. Confirm the current payment conditions and personal eligibility before forecasting cash. FINEX has not tested actual receipt; approval, account deduction and receipt should be recorded as separate events.

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