Your first reward request, step by step

Start the clock from the first simulated funded trade

The standard waiting period is 14 calendar days after the first simulated funded trade. It is not measured from the challenge purchase or from the day an evaluation target was reached. Check the account dashboard for the actual eligible date instead of estimating it from a marketing journey illustration.

Subsequent standard cycles are 14 days. The Weekly Rewards add-on keeps the first request at 14 calendar days after the first simulated funded trade, then changes subsequent requests to every 7 days. Keep the options shown on the order rather than assuming another trader has the same schedule.

Check eligibility before submitting

The 2-Step Standard simulated funded stage currently requires 5 qualifying days at 0.5% of account size. A completed calendar period does not create missing qualifying days. There is no consistency share test on any MultiFunded simulated funded account, but every other eligibility condition still applies.

Review the account for open positions, verification requirements and compliance status under the current terms. Reconcile the available amount with the dashboard rather than using a gross gain from a chart screenshot. Simulated funded news adjustments, short-hold issues or other ineligible activity can affect the result, so resolve discrepancies before selecting an amount.

Calculate the split on eligible gains

The standard trader split is 80%. For a hypothetical $2,000 of eligible gains, the split calculation produces $1,600 for the trader before any applicable charges or adjustments. This is an arithmetic example, not an earned reward, a forecast or a current account balance.

Use the split actually attached to the account, including any valid upgrade. Keep eligible gains separate from the simulated account size and from the original programme fee. A reward is not a transfer of the headline account allocation. If the amount differs from your calculation, ask for an itemised explanation with the relevant trade records.

Distinguish review, initiation and receipt

The stated review period is 24 hours after submission. Approved rewards are initiated within 48 hours of approval under the published policy. Those clocks begin at different events. A pending request and an approved reward should not be described as though they are the same state.

Initiation means the payment instruction has been started; it does not prove the money has arrived in a wallet. Provider checks, network activity and recipient details can affect receipt. Use the payment status and reference to track that stage. The published late-initiation policy also has its own conditions, which should be read directly rather than expanded into a broader arrival promise.

Recheck account room after the reward

A reward can change the account balance and therefore the room available for future trades. This is particularly important on a trailing maximum-loss floor, which does not simply fall back with a lower balance. Recalculate before opening new exposure; do not copy the previous session's risk allowance into the next cycle.

For 2-Step Standard, the programme fee refund is tied to the 3rd successful reward. The first request is therefore not a fee-refund event by default. Save the approved statement, payment reference and any refund line separately so your records distinguish trading rewards, service-fee returns and the cost of optional extras.

Key takeaways

• Count from the first simulated funded trade and verify the dashboard date.
• Calendar, qualifying days and eligible gains are separate checks.
• Submission, approval, payment initiation and recipient receipt are different states.

Sources and rule check

MultiFunded-specific details were checked against the programme configuration and rulebook on 23 October 2026. Read the conditions attached to your own account before trading; educational examples do not predict results.

• MultiFunded programme comparison — current phase targets and programme limits.
• MultiFunded trading rules and Terms — definitions, restrictions and reward conditions.