What is the maximum amount I could withdraw?

CoinProp funded account payouts are capped at 5% of your initial account balance per cycle. Learn the maximum payout per tier, how the cap works, and what happens to profit above the cap.
Written by Team CoinProp
Updated 1 month ago

Each payout cycle has a maximum withdrawal amount of 5% of your initial account balance. Profit above the cap stays in your account and rolls into the next cycle — it is never lost.

Payout caps by account tier

The full requested amount is deducted from your account equity. You receive your profit split percentage of that amount.

Account Balance Max request per cycle You receive (80%) You receive (95%)
Starter $5,000 $500 $400 $475
Rising $10,000 $500 $400 $475
Professional $25,000 $1,250 $1,000 $1,187
Expert $50,000 $2,500 $2,000 $2,375
Master $100,000 $5,000 $4,000 $4,750

Minimum payout request: $50.

How the cap works

You request up to the maximum amount for your tier. The full requested amount is deducted from your account equity immediately. You receive your split percentage of what you requested — 80% by default, or 95% with the Reward Split add-on.

Profit above the cap stays in your account and carries over to the next payout cycle automatically.

The Starter account floor

The standard cap rule is 5% of initial balance. On a $5,000 Starter account, 5% equals $250 — which is a very small payout. CoinProp applies a minimum floor of $500 for the Starter account to ensure meaningful payout amounts.

How payouts affect your Daily Loss Limit

When a payout is processed your equity decreases immediately and your DLL updates at that moment. Factor this in before requesting a payout during an active trading session — your daily loss room narrows as soon as the withdrawal is processed.

Your Max Loss Limit is not affected by payouts and stays fixed at 6% below your original initial balance.

For full details on how drawdown works see: How does drawdown work at CoinProp?

Frequently asked questions

  1. What happens to profit above the cap? It stays in your account and rolls into the next payout cycle. It is never deducted or lost.
  2. Can I request less than the maximum cap? Yes. You can request any amount between $50 and the maximum cap for your tier.
  3. Does the full requested amount leave my account? Yes. The full amount you request is deducted from your equity. You receive your split percentage of that amount. On an 80% split, a $1,000 request reduces your equity by $1,000 and you receive $800.
  4. Does the payout cap change if I am on the Reward Split add-on? The maximum request amount stays the same. What changes is how much you receive — 95% of the requested amount instead of 80%.
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