Trailing Withdrawable Balance Policy
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Short answer
After every approved payout, the balance left in your account becomes your new withdrawal baseline. You can only withdraw profit you make above that baseline.
How it works
- A payout is approvedYour funded account is adjusted after the payout.
- Your remaining balance becomes the baselineThat remaining balance is the capital you must maintain.
- New profit above it can be withdrawnProfit you make above the baseline may be eligible for your next payout, as long as you meet all payout requirements. Then the process repeats.
Example
| Step | Amount |
|---|---|
| Starting funded account | $50,000 |
| Profit earned (meets the $3,000 first-payout goal for a $50K Hero Live account) | $3,000 |
| Profit split | 90% |
| Approved payout (capped at the $50K maximum payout) | $2,000 |
| Balance after the payout = new withdrawable baseline | $51,000 |
- Your maximum allowable loss is $1,000 — the account must not fall below $50,000.
- If you grow the account to $52,100, you’ve earned $1,100 above your baseline. If you meet all payout requirements, that $1,100 is eligible for withdrawal.
Important
- The withdrawal baseline only increases after an approved payout.
- You may only withdraw profits above your current baseline, while following all trading and payout rules.
Breach: falling below the original funded account balance (for example $50,000 on a $50K account) breaches the funded account.
