Most prop firms pay on a fixed cycle — every two weeks, sometimes once a month. IXU Capital's Daily Payouts accounts remove the wait: once your funded account is at least 1% in profit, you can request a payout on any day of the week.
How the payout trigger works
There is no weekly window and no countdown. Reach 1% profit on your funded Daily Payouts account, request a payout from your dashboard, and approved payouts are sent within 5 hours of approval. If we are ever later than that for reasons within our control, we add 50% to that payout.
The rules on a Daily Payouts account
- One-Step: one evaluation phase with a 12% profit target.
- Two-Step: two phases — 12%, then 6%.
- Maximum daily loss: 4% of your starting balance.
- Maximum overall loss: 8%, static — fixed from your starting balance and never trailing up.
- At least 3 trading days in each evaluation phase, and no time limit.
- Profit split up to 90%.
- Leverage 1:50 on One-Step and 1:100 on Two-Step.
Risk limits once you are funded
On a funded Daily Payouts account you may risk a maximum of 1% per trade and 2% per trade idea. A trade idea is a group of same-direction positions on the same instrument; closing a position and re-entering in the same direction within 15 minutes counts as the same idea. As on every funded IXU account, each position must be held for at least 2 minutes and margin in use may never exceed 80%.
Daily Payouts or a Standard account?
Standard One-Step and Two-Step accounts have lower targets — 10% on One-Step, 8% then 5% on Two-Step — and pay out every 14 trading days with an 80% split. Daily Payouts accounts ask for a higher target in exchange for withdrawals on any day and up to 90% of the profit. On both, your evaluation fee is refunded with your 4th payout.
Before your first payout
Identity verification (KYC) is required before your first payout — not before you start trading. You complete it from your dashboard with a government-issued ID, proof of address and a short liveness check.
All IXU Capital accounts are simulated, and this article is general information, not financial advice. The current fee for every model and size is in the pricing section of our homepage.