What 100 Percent Profit Split Means
A clear explanation of the 100 percent profit split on Funded with Flow, what it means for your payouts, and how it works once you pass an evaluation and become funded.
Every paid plan on Funded with Flow offers a 100 percent profit split, which means when you are funded you keep the full amount of the profit you are eligible to withdraw. There is no share taken off the top by the platform.
What the split actually refers to
A profit split is the portion of your trading profit that you get to keep versus the portion the platform keeps. Many funded programs keep a slice for themselves. On Funded with Flow the split is 100 percent, so the profit that qualifies for payout is entirely yours.
This applies across all paid challenge tiers, including the Novice, Starter, Intermediate, and Committed plans, the No Drawdown variants, and the Instant Sim Funded option that skips the evaluation. You can compare the plans and see the live, exact numbers for each one on the Pricing page.
When the split applies
The 100 percent split matters once you pass an evaluation and reach a funded account, because that is where real payouts come from. During a challenge you are proving your skills on a simulated account, so there is nothing to split yet. After you pass, the profit you withdraw is kept in full.
To become funded, you choose a plan, trade within its rules, and hit the profit target across the required trading days. You can start a challenge and track your accounts on the Accounts page.
How you actually get paid
Funded traders request withdrawals on the Payouts page. The 100 percent split describes how much of an eligible payout you keep, but it does not remove the eligibility requirements attached to your specific account. Those typically include a minimum number of trading days, a minimum payout amount, identity verification, and an active subscription.
The exact figures vary by plan and are shown on the Payouts page and on your account. So while the split itself is always 100 percent, when and how much you can withdraw depends on the rules of the plan you chose. Review those live details on the Pricing page before you pick a plan.
If you have a question about a specific payout on your account, email [email protected] and the team can look into it for you.
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