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How Often Can I Request Rewards from My Funded Account?

At NSF, reward (payout) eligibility is based on a structured payout cycle designed to promote consistency and disciplined trading. Traders can also upgrade their payout frequency using optional add-ons.

Default Reward Schedule

All funded accounts follow the same standard payout progression:

  • 1st reward: 30 days after your first funded trade

  • 2nd reward: 21 days after the previous reward

  • 3rd reward and onward: Every 14 days

Payout cycles begin from the first trade placed on the funded account. Inactive or weekend days do not pause or delay the countdown.

Faster Payout Option (Add-On)

NSF offers an optional Bi-Weekly Payout Add-On that allows traders to receive rewards every 14 days from the start, bypassing the longer initial cycles.

  • Must be selected at checkout

  • Applies for the entire lifecycle of the account

  • Cannot be added after purchase

How to Request a Reward

Once your payout cycle is complete, the reward request button will become available in your dashboard. To submit a request, your account must meet all eligibility requirements, including:

  • Minimum trading days (if applicable)

  • Sufficient profit based on your profit split

  • No open trades at the time of request

  • No rule violations under review

Reward Processing & Payment Methods

  • Processing time: Typically 1–2 business days

  • Minimum withdrawal: $100

  • Payout methods:

    • Crypto: Available for unlimited amounts

    • Rise: Coming soon as an additional payout option

Once your reward is processed, your funded account will be reopened so you can continue trading.

Why Flexible Reward Cycles Matter

NSF’s payout structure is designed to support long-term traders while still offering flexibility. With optional upgrades, you can:

  • Access profits more frequently

  • Improve cash-flow planning

  • Align payouts with your trading goals

If you have questions about payout eligibility or add-ons, contact us via live chat or email [email protected].

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