Getting funded is half the job. Getting paid is the other half — and IXU Capital has paid more than $300,000 to traders so far. Here is exactly how payouts work on each IXU Capital account.
When you can request a payout
- One-Step and Two-Step (Standard): every 14 trading days. A trading day is any day you close at least one trade. Your first cycle counts from the day you are funded; after that, from your last paid payout.
- Instant Funding: every 5 profitable trading days. A day counts when its realised gain is at least 0.5% of that day's starting balance.
- Daily Payouts: any day of the week, once your funded account is at least 1% in profit.
Your dashboard counts down exactly how many qualifying days are left before your next payout unlocks.
How fast you are paid
Approved payouts are processed within 5 hours of approval. If we are late for reasons within our control, we add 50% of that payout on top. Payouts are paid in crypto to the wallet address you give with the request.
Your profit split
- One-Step and Two-Step Standard: 80%.
- Daily Payouts: up to 90%.
- Instant Funding: starts at 50% and steps up to 80%.
KYC before your first payout
Identity verification is required before your first payout, not before you trade: a government-issued ID, proof of address and a liveness check, all from your dashboard. Review is usually completed within 24 hours.
Your fee back
On One-Step and Two-Step accounts your evaluation fee is refunded in full with your 4th payout — automatically, with no request needed. Instant Funding fees are not refundable.
What can hold a payout back
- KYC that hasn't been completed yet.
- Trades held for under 2 minutes on a funded account — they are excluded from your results and can void a payout.
- Prohibited conduct, such as arbitrage or copy trading across accounts — an immediate breach that forfeits any pending payout.
You can see real, recent payouts from our ledger on the IXU Capital homepage. All accounts are simulated; your share of the profit is paid from IXU's own capital. This article is general information, not financial advice.