> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://www.size.club/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://www.size.club/docs/funded/payouts.md).

# Profit split and payouts

Funded payouts are near instant, settling to your Size wallet in as little as a few seconds. Request your eligible share of profits on demand, with no minimum wait. Starting capital cannot be withdrawn.

## Your profit share

Your account's profit split determines how much you receive. Review the gross amount removed from the account, your wallet credit, and the account value left afterward.

For example, an 80% profit split on a $10 gross payout credits $8 to your wallet and removes $10 from the funded account.

## Request a payout

You cannot request a payout while this funded account has open positions. Close every position on the account first.

1. Close all positions on the funded account.
2. Open its payout flow.
3. Choose an amount within the available limit. The minimum gross payout is $5.
4. Review the deduction, profit split, and wallet credit.
5. Confirm and check the transfer status.

A confirmed payout reduces your equity and today's daily loss line by the same amount. Your remaining daily loss allowance stays unchanged. Size also subtracts the payout from the recorded equity high used to calculate the total loss floor. See [Drawdown rules](/docs/funded/drawdown.md).

If blocked, read the reason. Check the minimum, available profit, open positions, account status, and any required eligibility check. Accounts in evaluation or breached accounts cannot pay out.

For a pending transfer, check its existing status before retrying. [Contact support](/docs/help/support.md) if it remains unresolved.

To send credited funds outside Size, [withdraw from your wallet](/docs/wallet/balance-and-withdrawals.md).


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