Written and fact-checked by the Funded Futures Family team. Plan terms are verified against the official help center. Last reviewed September 1, 2026.
Payout reviews and approvals at Funded Futures Family are instant. If your Rise account verification is already done, the money lands in your Rise account within a few hours. Every plan pays a 90/10 profit split, and every payout is published publicly as it happens.
The payout timeline, step by step
- Meet your plan’s qualifying-day requirement — a qualifying day is any trading day with at least $200 in profit.
- Submit your payout request. Accounts are monitored continuously, so reviews and approvals are instant.
- Get paid through Rise (Riseworks). With your Rise verification already complete, funds land in your Rise account within a few hours.
First payout? Set up and verify your Rise account ahead of time so nothing slows the money down.
How often you can request
| Plan | Minimum between payouts | Max per payout (by size) |
|---|---|---|
| Premier+ | 5 qualifying trading days; $1+ net profit since your last payout (in place of a buffer) | 50% of profit, $1,000–$3,000 |
| Prime | 3 trading days + profit target | $1,000–$4,000 |
| Velocity (Standard) | 3 trading days | $750–$3,250 |
| Velocity (Daily Add-On) | None — profit requirement only | $600–$2,500 |
| S2F | 7 qualifying days ($200+ each) | $1,000–$3,500 |
Not sure which plan fits how you trade? The funded futures accounts guide walks through the rules of each. The full rulebook lives on the payout & trading rules page.
What you need before requesting
- Qualifying days: each one needs at least $200 in profit.
- Identity verification: KYC is required (KYB if you trade through an LLC), plus a verified Rise account to receive funds.
- Clean trading conduct: over 50% of your trades and over 50% of your profits must come from positions held longer than 10 seconds, and bots or algorithmic trading are not permitted. VPN and VPS connections are permitted, but at your own risk.
- Requests are final once submitted.
The full legal detail lives in the terms & conditions.
Don’t take our word for it
Every payout FFF processes is published as it happens. See the running total and the most recent payments on the live payouts page. Every review score we know about, flattering or not, is on the reviews page. If you’re comparing payout terms across firms, start with how Topstep’s payout cap works and which firms make you wait through profit buffers — FFF has neither.
Frequently asked questions
How fast does Funded Futures Family pay out?
Payout reviews and approvals at Funded Futures Family are instant. There is no review queue and no set review window, because accounts are monitored continuously while you trade; by the time you request, the compliance work is already done. With your Rise account verification complete, the money lands in your Rise account within a few hours of the request. That makes verification the only part of the timeline you control in advance, so do it before your first request rather than after. How often you can request depends on plan: daily with Velocity’s add-on, every three trading days on Prime and standard Velocity, every five qualifying days on Premier+, and every seven on S2F. The full timing picture, scenario by scenario, is what this page covers, and the per-plan maximums live on the payout rules reference.
When are payout requests reviewed?
There is no review queue to wait on, which is the structural difference between FFF and firms that batch payout reviews into set windows. Accounts are monitored continuously while you trade, meaning rule compliance is checked in real time during the session rather than reconstructed at payout time. When you submit a request, the review has effectively already happened, so approval is instant at any hour rather than waiting for a business-hours team to work through a backlog. What that changes in practice: you find out about any rule issue during the trading day it happens, not days later with a payout on the line. The one piece of waiting that can exist is your own Rise verification; once that is done, approved money lands in your account within a few hours.
How often can I request a payout?
It depends on the plan, and the differences are the main reason traders pick one plan over another. Velocity’s Daily Payout Add-On has no waiting period at all, making it the fastest payout schedule FFF offers. Prime and standard Velocity require three trading days between requests. Premier+ runs a five-qualifying-day cycle, where a qualifying day means $200 or more in profit, and S2F runs seven qualifying days with the same $200 threshold. Note that the help center applies the same $200-profit minimum per trading day to Prime and Velocity as well, so on every plan the cadence stretches when trading is flat. Each plan also carries per-payout maximums that scale with account size, listed in full on the payout rules reference. Approvals are instant on every plan once the cadence and requirements are met.
What profit split does FFF pay?
A 90/10 split in the trader’s favor, on every plan and from the first dollar of profit. There is no tiered structure where the split improves after some milestone, and no lower split on early payouts: the first dollar you withdraw pays out at the same 90% as the ten-thousandth. That from-the-first-dollar detail is worth checking anywhere you trade, because some firms advertise a headline split that only kicks in after an initial threshold, or step their splits up over time. The split is also identical across Velocity, Premier+, Prime, and Straight to Funded, so choosing between FFF plans is a question of rules and cadence, never of percentage. What varies by plan is how often you can request and the per-payout maximums, both covered on the payout rules reference.
What counts as a qualifying day?
Any trading day where you finish with at least $200 in closed profit. Days below that threshold, flat days, and losing days are not penalized; they simply do not count toward a qualifying-day requirement. The concept matters on the two plans that use it: Premier+ pays every five qualifying days, and Straight to Funded unlocks its first payout after seven, so on both plans the payout clock runs on your performance rather than the calendar. A trader who profits $200 or more most days moves through cycles quickly, while one grinding smaller or choppier results takes longer to reach the same request. Prime and standard Velocity count trading days too, and the help center applies the same $200-profit minimum per trading day to them. If payout cadence matters to how you trade, check which day type your plan counts before you buy.
What can affect payout eligibility?
A few things, all published rather than discovered at payout time. KYC, or KYB for LLC accounts, must be complete before money moves, so finish it early. Over 50% of your trades and over 50% of your profits must come from positions held longer than 10 seconds, a rule aimed at latency-style scalping rather than genuine quick trading. Bots and algorithmic trading are not allowed and will cost you eligibility; VPN and VPS use is permitted, though at your own risk. News trading, for the record, is allowed. Payout requests are final once submitted, so double-check the amount before confirming. Beyond those, eligibility is just your plan’s own cadence and requirements: days, any profit target or consistency rule, and the drawdown. None of this sits in a manual review queue; monitoring is continuous, which is why approvals are instant when the boxes are checked.