Rules Designed to Support Traders
Clear and structured guidelines that encourage disciplined and responsible trading practices.
We have an extensive FAQ section that explains the rules in detail.
Quick Overview: One-Phase Challenge
The One-Phase Challenge is Capital Mint’s simplest evaluation route: one set of objectives, one set of risk limits, and one clear path to funding. You trade with no time pressure, aiming to hit the profit target while keeping losses within the daily and overall drawdown limits. Once those conditions are met, you move into a funded account and can begin working toward payouts under the funded account rules.
At-a-Glance: Key Terms
Feature | Details |
Unlimited Duration | No deadlines to meet targets, progress at your own pace. |
Account Sizes | 5K, 10K, 25K, 50K, and 100K |
Profit Target | 10% |
Loss Limits | 3% daily loss (can be increased to 4% with an add-on), 6% maximum trailing loss (can be increased to 8% with an add-on) |
Leverage | 1:5 BTC/ETH; 1:2 all other crypto assets |
Payouts | First payout available 14 days after your first trade (or on demand with an add-on) upon reaching at least a $100 profit threshold. After that, payouts can be requested every 7 days with the same $100 minimum. |
Profit Split | 80% (90% with add-on) |
Trading Freedom | Weekend trading allowed. News trading allowed with an add-on. |
One-Phase Rules & Objectives
The One-Phase Challenge is a single-stage evaluation built around one clear goal: reach the profit target while staying inside the daily and overall loss limits. If you meet the objective without breaking any rules, you qualify to move into a funded account under Capital Mint’s funded trading and payout policies.
Minimum Active Trading Days
- Each evaluation phase requires at least 5 trading days.
- Funded stage: Before a payout can be approved, you must complete at least 3 active trading days on the funded account.
- If you purchase the No Minimum Trading Days add-on, the minimum trading day requirement is reduced to 0 days (evaluation and funded).
- There is no maximum number of trading days and no time limit to complete a phase.
Daily Loss Limit
Your daily drawdown limit is 3% of your account’s initial balance.
Each day at 5 PM EST, Capital Mint compares your starting day balance and equity (including floating profit/loss). The higher of those two values is used as the reference point for that day’s limit, while the 3% amount is always calculated from the initial balance.
This approach protects the account from sharp intraday losses while still allowing profits to build without changing the underlying risk cap.
Example
- Starting Balance: $100,000 → Daily loss limit = $3,000 (3%)
- If at 5 PM EST your starting-day balance is $100,000 and your starting-day equity is $102,000:
- Reference value used = $102,000
- Minimum equity allowed that day = $102,000 − $3,000 = $99,000
If Equity touches or drops below the minimum equity level at any time before the next day reset, the account is in breach and trading access is removed for that account.
Overall Loss Limit (Trailing)
- The maximum overall drawdown is 6% of your starting balance.
- This limit is trailing, which means the loss limit can move upward as the account reaches new highs (see further details in Trailing Drawdown Explanation).
Profit Cap (Applies to Funded Accounts only)
To reduce outsized single-trade or single-day outcomes:
- Single trade profit may not exceed $10,000, or
- Total profit across multiple trades in the same day may not exceed $10,000.
- Applies to realised and unrealised/floating profits.
Once $10,000 profit has been achieved in any given day, your account will be disabled/paused till the start of the next trading day.
Position Size Controls (Funded Accounts Only)
Funded accounts must comply with the Max Exposure rule:
- The combined value of all open trading positions must not exceed 2x the account’s initial balance.
- This rule applies at all times while positions are open.
- Breaching the Max Exposure limit results in an account breach.
Payout Basics (Funded Stage)
- Payouts are available once you achieve at least $100 profit.
- Minimum payout request: $100.
- Profit Split: 80% standard, or 90% with the Higher Profit Share add-on.
- Payouts are processed within 1 business day.
How Drawdown Affects the Calculation
The Consistency Rule still applies while the account is in drawdown.
- Profit is measured relative to the account’s initial equity, not the current balance.
- Recovering previous losses does not count as new profit.
Summary
Rule | Value / Outcome |
Consistency Threshold | 40% |
Failure If Exceeded? | No |
Action Required | Continue trading until profits are rebalanced |
This rule is intended to keep evaluation performance more representative of a consistent approach.
Consistency Rule
- Your most profitable trading day must not account for more than 40% of your total profit.
- If you exceed this threshold, you must continue trading until your profits are more evenly distributed across days.
Weekend Trading
Weekend trading means you may open, close and hold positions over the weekend.
- Challenge accounts: Weekend trading is allowed.
- Funded accounts: Weekend trading is allowed, provided all open positions remain compliant with Capital Mint’s risk rules.
News Trading
High-impact news can create sharp volatility and fast price moves.
- Challenge accounts: News trading is allowed only with the News Trading add-on.
- Funded accounts: News trading is allowed only with the News Trading add-on.
Summary Table
Rule | Evaluation Phase 1 | Funded Phase |
Profit Target | 10% | N/A |
Duration | Unlimited | Unlimited |
Max Overall Loss | 6% Trailing | 6% Trailing |
Daily Drawdown | 3% | 3% |
Daily Profit Cap | N/A | $10,000 |
Weekend Holding | Enabled | Enabled |
Profit Share | 0% | 80% (90% with add-on) |
News Trading | Allowed (Add-on) | Allowed (Add-on) |
How the Consistency Rule Works
The Consistency Rule is a control used during the evaluation phase. Its purpose is to discourage “one big day” outcomes and encourage results that come from repeatable trading rather than a single outsized win.
Key Concepts
Concept | Details |
Purpose | Encourages steadier performance across multiple trading days. |
When It Applies | Evaluation phase only (not the funded stage). Applies even if the account is in drawdown. |
How We Calculate It
Formula:
Consistency % = (Highest day profit ÷ Total profit) × 100
Example:
- Total profit: $1,000
- Highest day profit: $250
- Calculation: (250 ÷ 1000) × 100 = 25%
Because 25% is below the 40% threshold, the trader remains within the rule.
What Happens If You Go Over 40%
If your highest trading day represents more than 40% of your total profit:
- The account does not fail because of this rule alone.
- You must continue trading until the percentage falls below 40% before the evaluation phase can be marked as passed.
What trailing drawdown means
Trailing drawdown is a risk control that limits how far your account can fall while still allowing the account to grow. In the One-Phase Challenge, the maximum trailing drawdown is 6% of your starting balance.
- The drawdown level moves upward as your account reaches new equity highs (Highest Watermark).
How it works
- Starting point: The drawdown starts 6% below your initial account balance.
- Trailing with equity: As your equity (balance plus open P/L) reaches new highs, the drawdown level moves up to follow those highs.
Example
- Starting balance: $100,000
- Trailing drawdown amount: $6,000
- Equity rises to $130,000
- If the account drops below $124,000, the account fails.
Why it matters for payouts
Trailing drawdown continues to apply after you move into a funded account.
- Profits only count if they are earned while remaining above the drawdown threshold.
- If the drawdown limit is breached, the account is closed and any pending payouts may be forfeited.
- Keeping a buffer above the drawdown level reduces the chance of avoidable breaches during normal volatility.
Why we use this rule
Trailing drawdown is designed to reward profitable performance while still enforcing basic risk discipline. It provides room for growth, but it also requires you to protect the account as it scales.
Payouts: Timing, Process, and What Resets the Clock
First payout
- Eligibility: You can request your first payout 14 days after placing your first trade on the funded account (or sooner with the Payout on Demand add-on).
- Purpose: This initial waiting period helps confirm trading activity and basic rule compliance.
- Timeline: Once requested, payouts are processed within 1 business day.
Subsequent payouts
- Eligibility: After a payout is completed, the next payout request is available 7 days after your first trade following the last payout.
- Purpose: This keeps payouts tied to ongoing trading activity, not inactivity.
- Timeline: Payouts are processed within 1 business day of the request.
Key notes
- Timer reset: The 7-day timer restarts after your first trade following a payout.
- Open trades: You must have no open trades at the time you submit a payout request.
- Compliance: All trading and risk rules must be followed before submitting a request.
Summary
Aspect | First Payout | Subsequent Payouts |
Eligibility | 14 days after first funded trade and after at least 3 active trading days (or sooner with Payout on Demand add-on). | 7 days after first trade post-payout and after at least 3 active trading days (or sooner with Payout on Demand add-on) |
Profit Split | 80% (or 90% with add-on) | 80% (or 90% with add-on) |
Processing Time | Within 1 business day of request | Within 1 business day of request |
This payout schedule is designed to keep withdrawals predictable while ensuring accounts remain active and compliant.
Funding Limits Across Accounts
Capital Mint sets a maximum funded allocation per trader to keep funding limits clear and to maintain a consistent risk framework across all accounts.
The maximum total funded balance is $100,000 per trader. This cap includes the combined starting balances of all active funded accounts held under the same trader profile.
How It Works
You may hold more than one funded account, but the combined funded balance across all active funded accounts must not exceed $100,000.
- Multiple funded accounts are allowed.
- The combined funded balance must remain at or below $100,000.
- Merging accounts is not permitted. Each funded account is managed independently.
- If you reach the $100,000 cap, additional funded accounts will not be issued unless your total funded balance falls below the cap.
Why Accounts Cannot Be Merged
Funded accounts are structured as separate accounts so performance and risk controls remain clean and trackable.
This approach supports:
- Consistent risk limits on each account
- Clear performance tracking
- Operational simplicity when monitoring accounts and payouts
What Happens at the $100,000 Cap
Once your total funded balance reaches $100,000:
- You cannot receive additional funded accounts.
- You must reduce your total funded balance below $100,000 before you can receive more funded accounts.
Quick Overview: Two-Step Challenge
The Two-Step Challenge adds an extra layer of validation before funding by splitting the evaluation into two phases. You complete Phase 1 first, then Phase 2, with a separate profit target for each stage and the same core risk controls throughout. There is no time limit, so progress is based on execution and risk discipline rather than speed. After passing both phases, you advance to a funded account and follow the funded payout rules.
At-a-Glance: Key Terms
Feature | Details |
Unlimited Duration | No deadlines to meet targets, progress at your own pace. |
Account Sizes | 5K, 10K, 25K, 50K, and 100K |
Profit Target | 8% Phase 1, 5% Phase 2 |
Loss Limits | 5% daily loss (can be increased to 6% with an add-on), 10% maximum loss (can be increased to 12% with an add-on) |
Leverage | 1:5 BTC/ETH; 1:2 all other crypto assets |
Payouts | First payout available 7 days after your first trade (or on demand with an add-on) upon reaching at least a $100 profit threshold. After that, payouts can be requested every 7 days with the same $100 minimum. |
Profit Split | 80% (90% with add-on) |
Trading Freedom | Weekend trading allowed. News trading allowed with an add-on. |
Two-Step Rules & Objectives
The Two-Step Challenge is a two-phase evaluation that must be completed in order: Phase 1 first, then Phase 2. Each phase has its own profit target, and the same core risk limits apply throughout. There is no time limit, so the focus is on following the rules and completing both stages without breaches before progressing to a funded account.
Profit Targets
To advance through each phase:
- Phase 1: 8% profit target.
- Phase 2: 5% profit target.
Minimum Active Trading Days
- Each evaluation phase requires at least 5 trading days.
- Funded stage: Before a payout can be approved, you must complete at least 3 active trading days on the funded account.
- If you purchase the No Minimum Trading Days add-on, the minimum trading day requirement is reduced to 0 days (evaluation and funded).
- There is no maximum number of trading days and no time limit to complete a phase.
Daily Loss Limit
Your daily drawdown limit is 5% of your account’s initial balance.
Each day at 5 PM EST, Capital Mint compares your starting day balance and equity (including floating profit/loss). The higher of those two values is used as the reference point for that day’s limit, while the 5% amount is always calculated from the initial balance.
This keeps the loss amount constant while letting the reference level reflect gains already earned.
Example
- Initial Balance: $100,000 → Daily Drawdown amount = $5,000
- If at 5 PM EST your starting-day balance is $100,000 and your starting-day equity is $102,000:
- Reference value used = $102,000
- Minimum equity allowed that day = $102,000 − $5,000 = $97,000
If Equity touches or drops below the minimum equity level at any time before the next day reset, the account is in breach and trading access is removed for that account.
Overall Loss Limit
- The maximum overall drawdown is 10% of your starting balance.
- This limit is not daily and does not reset. Once set, it stays fixed to the starting balance for the duration of the account.
Profit Cap (Applies to Funded Accounts only)
To reduce outsized single-trade or single-day outcomes:
- Single trade profit may not exceed $10,000, or
- Total profit across multiple trades in the same day may not exceed $10,000.
- Applies to realised and unrealised/floating profits.
Once $10,000 profit has been achieved in any given day, your account will be disabled/paused till the start of the next trading day.
Position Size Controls (Funded Accounts Only)
Funded accounts must comply with the Max Exposure rule:
- The combined value of all open trading positions must not exceed 2x the account’s initial balance.
- This rule applies at all times while positions are open.
- Breaching the Max Exposure limit results in an account breach.
Payout Basics (Funded Stage)
- Payouts are available once you achieve at least $100 profit.
- Minimum payout request: $100.
- Profit Split: 80% standard, or 90% with the Higher Profit Share add-on.
- Payouts are processed within 1 business day.
Consistency Rule
- Your most profitable trading day must not account for more than 40% of your total profit.
- If you exceed this threshold, you must continue trading until your profits are more evenly distributed across days.
Weekend Trading
Weekend trading means you may open, close and hold positions over the weekend.
- Challenge accounts: Weekend trading is allowed.
- Funded accounts: Weekend trading is allowed, provided all open positions remain compliant with Capital Mint’s risk rules.
News Trading
High-impact news can create sharp volatility and fast price moves.
- Challenge accounts: News trading is allowed only with the News Trading add-on.
- Funded accounts: News trading is allowed only with the News Trading add-on.
Summary Table
Rule | Evaluation Phase 1 | Evaluation Phase 2 | Funded Phase |
Profit Target | 8% | 5% | N/A |
Duration | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
Max Overall Loss | 10% | 10% | 10% |
Daily Drawdown | 5% | 5% | 5% |
Daily Profit Cap | N/A | N/A | $10,000 |
Weekend Holding | Enabled | Enabled | Enabled |
Profit Share | 0% | 0% | 80% (90% with add-on) |
News Trading | Allowed with Add-on | Allowed with Add-on | Allowed with Add-on |
How the Consistency Rule Works
The Consistency Rule is a control used during the evaluation phase. Its purpose is to discourage “one big day” outcomes and encourage results that come from repeatable trading rather than a single outsized win.
Key Concepts
Concept | Details |
Purpose | Encourages steadier performance across multiple trading days. |
When It Applies | Evaluation phase only (not the funded stage). Applies even if the account is in drawdown. |
How We Calculate It
Formula:
Consistency % = (Highest day profit ÷ Total profit) × 100
Example:
- Total profit: $1,000
- Highest day profit: $250
- Calculation: (250 ÷ 1000) × 100 = 25%
Because 25% is below the 40% threshold, the trader remains within the rule.
What Happens If You Go Over 40%
If your highest trading day represents more than 40% of your total profit:
- The account does not fail because of this rule alone.
- You must continue trading until the percentage falls below 40% before the evaluation phase can be marked as passed.
How Drawdown Affects the Calculation
The Consistency Rule still applies while the account is in drawdown.
- Profit is measured relative to the account’s initial equity, not the current balance.
- Recovering previous losses does not count as new profit.
Summary
Rule | Value / Outcome |
Consistency Threshold | 40% |
Failure If Exceeded? | No |
Action Required | Continue trading until profits are rebalanced |
This rule is intended to keep evaluation performance more representative of a consistent approach.
Payouts: Timing, Process, and What Resets the Clock
First payout
- Eligibility: You can request your first payout 7 days after placing your first trade on the funded account (or sooner with the Payout on Demand add-on).
- Purpose: This initial waiting period helps confirm trading activity and basic rule compliance.
- Timeline: Once requested, payouts are processed within 1 business day.
Subsequent payouts
- Eligibility: After a payout is completed, the next payout request is available 7 days after your first trade following the last payout.
- Purpose: This keeps payouts tied to ongoing trading activity, not inactivity.
- Timeline: Payouts are processed within 1 business day of the request.
Key notes
- Timer reset: The 7-day timer restarts after your first trade following a payout.
- Open trades: You must have no open trades at the time you submit a payout request.
- Compliance: All trading and risk rules must be followed before submitting a request.
Summary
Aspect | First Payout | Subsequent Payouts |
Eligibility | 14 days after first funded trade (or sooner with Payout on Demand add-on) | 7 days after first trade post-payout (or sooner with Payout on Demand add-on) |
Profit Split | 80% (or 90% with add-on) | 80% (or 90% with add-on) |
Processing Time | Within 1 business day of request | Within 1 business day of request |
This payout schedule is designed to keep withdrawals predictable while ensuring accounts remain active and compliant.
Funding Limits Across Accounts
Capital Mint sets a maximum funded allocation per trader to keep funding limits clear and to maintain a consistent risk framework across all accounts.
The maximum total funded balance is $100,000 per trader. This cap includes the combined starting balances of all active funded accounts held under the same trader profile.
How It Works
You may hold more than one funded account, but the combined funded balance across all active funded accounts must not exceed $100,000.
- Multiple funded accounts are allowed.
- The combined funded balance must remain at or below $100,000.
- Merging accounts is not permitted. Each funded account is managed independently.
- If you reach the $100,000 cap, additional funded accounts will not be issued unless your total funded balance falls below the cap.
Why Accounts Cannot Be Merged
Funded accounts are structured as separate accounts so performance and risk controls remain clean and trackable.
This approach supports:
- Consistent risk limits on each account
- Clear performance tracking
- Operational simplicity when monitoring accounts and payouts
What Happens at the $100,000 Cap
Once your total funded balance reaches $100,000:
- You cannot receive additional funded accounts.
- You must reduce your total funded balance below $100,000 before you can receive more funded accounts.
Quick Overview: Three-Step Challenge
The Three-Step Challenge is Capital Mint’s most structured evaluation route, built around three separate phases. You must complete Phase 1 first, then Phases 2 and 3, hitting each phase’s profit target while staying within the same core loss limits. There is no time limit, so the focus is on maintaining discipline and avoiding rule breaches across multiple stages rather than rushing to a single outcome. After passing all three phases, you progress to a funded account and follow the funded payout rules.
At-a-Glance: Key Terms
Feature | Details |
Unlimited Duration | No deadlines to meet targets, progress at your own pace. |
Account Sizes | 5K, 10K, 25K, 50K, and 100K |
Profit Target | 8% Phase 1, 5% Phases 2 and 3 |
Loss Limits | 5% daily loss (can be increased to 6% with an add-on), 10% maximum loss (can be increased to 12% with an add-on) |
Leverage | 1:5 BTC/ETH; 1:2 all other crypto assets |
Payouts | First payout available 7 days after your first trade (or on demand with an add-on) upon reaching at least a $100 profit threshold. After that, payouts can be requested every 7 days with the same $100 minimum. |
Minimum Trading Days | 5 trading days required (or 0 with the add-on). |
Profit Split | 80% (90% with add-on) |
Trading Freedom | Weekend trading allowed. News trading allowed with an add-on. |
Three-Step Rules and Objectives
The Three-Step Challenge is a three-phase evaluation designed to test consistency over multiple stages. You must complete Phase 1, then Phase 2, then Phase 3, meeting each phase’s profit target while respecting the daily and overall loss limits at all times. Once all three phases are passed without rule violations, you advance to a funded account under Capital Mint’s funded trading and payout policies.
Profit Targets
To advance through each phase:
- Phase 1: 8% profit target.
- Phase 2: 5% profit target.
- Phase 3: 5% profit target.
Minimum Active Trading Days
- Each evaluation phase requires at least 5 trading days.
- Funded stage: Before a payout can be approved, you must complete at least 3 active trading days on the funded account.
- If you purchase the No Minimum Trading Days add-on, the minimum trading day requirement is reduced to 0 days (evaluation and funded).
- There is no maximum number of trading days and no time limit to complete a phase.
Daily Loss Limit
Your daily drawdown limit is 5% of your account’s initial balance.
Each day at 5 PM EST, Capital Mint compares your starting day balance and equity (including floating profit/loss). The higher of those two values is used as the reference point for that day’s limit, while the 5% amount is always calculated from the initial balance.
This approach protects the account from sharp intraday losses while still allowing profits to build without changing the underlying risk cap.
Example
- Initial Balance: $100,000 → Daily Drawdown amount = $5,000
- If at 5 PM EST your starting-day balance is $100,000 and your starting-day equity is $102,000:
- Reference value used = $102,000
- Minimum equity allowed that day = $102,000 − $5,000 = $97,000
If Equity touches or drops below the minimum equity level at any time before the next day reset, the account is in breach and trading access is removed for that account.
Overall Loss Limit
- The maximum overall drawdown is 10% of your starting balance.
- This limit is not daily and does not reset. Once set, it stays fixed to the starting balance for the duration of the account.
Profit Cap (Applies to Funded Accounts only)
To limit extreme outliers and keep results representative, Capital Mint applies a profit ceiling:
- Single trade profit may not exceed $10,000, or
- Total profit across multiple trades in the same day may not exceed $10,000.
- Applies to realised and unrealised/floating profits.
Once $10,000 profit has been achieved in any given day, your account will be disabled/paused till the start of the next trading day.
Position Size Controls (Funded Accounts Only)
Funded accounts must comply with the Max Exposure rule:
- The combined value of all open trading positions must not exceed 2x the account’s initial balance.
- This rule applies at all times while positions are open.
- Breaching the Max Exposure limit results in an account breach.
Payout Basics (Funded Stage)
- Payouts are available once you achieve at least $100 profit.
- Minimum payout request: $100.
- Profit Split: 80% standard, or 90% with the Higher Profit Share add-on.
- Payouts are processed within 1 business day.
Consistency Rule
- Your most profitable trading day must not account for more than 40% of your total profit.
- If you exceed this threshold, you must continue trading until your profits are more evenly distributed across days.
Weekend Trading
Weekend trading means you may open, close and hold positions over the weekend.
- Challenge accounts: Weekend trading is allowed.
- Funded accounts: Weekend trading is allowed, provided all open positions remain compliant with Capital Mint’s risk rules.
News Trading
High-impact news can create sharp volatility and fast price moves.
- Challenge accounts: News trading is allowed only with the News Trading add-on.
- Funded accounts: News trading is allowed only with the News Trading add-on.
Summary Table
Rule | Evaluation Phase 1 | Evaluation Phases 2 and 3 | Funded Phase |
Profit Target | 8% | 5% | N/A |
Duration | Unlimited | Unlimited | Unlimited |
Max Overall Loss | 10% | 10% | 10% |
Daily Drawdown | 5% | 5% | 5% |
Daily Profit Cap | N/A | N/A | $10,000 |
Weekend Holding | Enabled | Enabled | Enabled |
Profit Share | 0% | 0% | 80% (90% with add-on) |
News Trading | Allowed with Add-on | Allowed with Add-on | Allowed with Add-on |
How the Consistency Rule Works
The Consistency Rule is a control used during the evaluation phase. Its purpose is to discourage “one big day” outcomes and encourage results that come from repeatable trading rather than a single outsized win.
Key Concepts
Concept | Details |
Purpose | Encourages steadier performance across multiple trading days. |
When It Applies | Evaluation phase only (not the funded stage). Applies even if the account is in drawdown. |
How We Calculate It
Formula:
Consistency % = (Highest day profit ÷ Total profit) × 100
Example:
- Total profit: $1,000
- Highest day profit: $250
- Calculation: (250 ÷ 1000) × 100 = 25%
Because 25% is below the 40% threshold, the trader remains within the rule.
What Happens If You Go Over 40%
If your highest trading day represents more than 40% of your total profit:
- The account does not fail because of this rule alone.
- You must continue trading until the percentage falls below 40% before the evaluation phase can be marked as passed.
How Drawdown Affects the Calculation
The Consistency Rule still applies while the account is in drawdown.
- Profit is measured relative to the account’s initial equity, not the current balance.
- Recovering previous losses does not count as new profit.
Summary
Rule | Value / Outcome |
Consistency Threshold | 40% |
Failure If Exceeded? | No |
Action Required | Continue trading until profits are rebalanced |
This rule is intended to keep evaluation performance more representative of a consistent approach.
Payouts: Timing, Process, and What Resets the Clock
First payout
- Eligibility: You can request your first payout 14 days after placing your first trade on the funded account (or sooner with the Payout on Demand add-on).
- Purpose: This initial waiting period helps confirm trading activity and basic rule compliance.
- Timeline: Once requested, payouts are processed within 1 business day.
Subsequent payouts
- Eligibility: After a payout is completed, the next payout request is available 7 days after your first trade following the last payout.
- Purpose: This keeps payouts tied to ongoing trading activity, not inactivity.
- Timeline: Payouts are processed within 1 business day of the request.
Key notes
- Timer reset: The 7-day timer restarts after your first trade following a payout.
- Open trades: You must have no open trades at the time you submit a payout request.
- Compliance: All trading and risk rules must be followed before submitting a request.
Summary
Aspect | First Payout | Subsequent Payouts |
Eligibility | 7 days after first funded trade (or sooner with Payout on Demand add-on) | 7 days after first trade post-payout (or sooner with Payout on Demand add-on) |
Profit Split | 80% (or 90% with add-on) | 80% (or 90% with add-on) |
Processing Time | Within 1 business day of request | Within 1 business day of request |
This payout schedule is designed to keep withdrawals predictable while ensuring accounts remain active and compliant.
Funding Limits Across Accounts
Capital Mint sets a maximum funded allocation per trader to keep funding limits clear and to maintain a consistent risk framework across all accounts.
The maximum total funded balance is $100,000 per trader. This cap includes the combined starting balances of all active funded accounts held under the same trader profile.
How It Works
You may hold more than one funded account, but the combined funded balance across all active funded accounts must not exceed $100,000.
- Multiple funded accounts are allowed.
- The combined funded balance must remain at or below $100,000.
- Merging accounts is not permitted. Each funded account is managed independently.
- If you reach the $100,000 cap, additional funded accounts will not be issued unless your total funded balance falls below the cap.
Why Accounts Cannot Be Merged
Funded accounts are structured as separate accounts so performance and risk controls remain clean and trackable.
This approach supports:
- Consistent risk limits on each account
- Clear performance tracking
- Operational simplicity when monitoring accounts and payouts
What Happens at the $100,000 Cap
Once your total funded balance reaches $100,000:
- You cannot receive additional funded accounts.
- You must reduce your total funded balance below $100,000 before you can receive more funded accounts.
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