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Withdrawals & Payouts
A complete breakdown of how to get paid at Investing.com Challenges. Review their profit splits, payout methods, and withdrawal timelines.
Profit Split
80%
Base split on funded accounts.
Payout Schedule
1–3 business days via Bank Transfer or Crypto
First withdrawal: Bi-weekly (every 14 days) or On-Demand on qualifying funded tiers
Supported Withdrawal Methods
Bank Transfer
Crypto
Timelines & Speed
Investing.com Challenges operates with a payout policy structured around the 1–3 business days via Bank Transfer or Crypto window.
First Payout
Bi-weekly (every 14 days) or On-Demand on qualifying funded tiers
Subsequent Payouts
1–3 business days via Bank Transfer or Crypto
Payout Rules, Buffers & Add-Ons
- •80% profit split across all 6 account sizes ($5K to $200K)
- •10% static maximum drawdown
- •Official prop challenge partner powered by Investing.com
Frequently Asked Questions
How long do payouts take at Investing.com Challenges?
Payouts at Investing.com Challenges generally process 1–3 business days via Bank Transfer or Crypto. Your first payout is Bi-weekly (every 14 days) or On-Demand on qualifying funded tiers. Please refer to their official terms for exact processing windows based on your payout method.
What is the profit split at Investing.com Challenges?
The base profit split at Investing.com Challenges is 80%. This split determines how much of the trading profits you get to keep when requesting a withdrawal.
What withdrawal methods are supported by Investing.com Challenges?
Investing.com Challenges supports the following payout methods: Bank Transfer, Crypto.
Are there customizable payout add-ons for Investing.com Challenges?
Yes, Investing.com Challenges offers premium payout add-ons which include: 80% profit split across all 6 account sizes ($5K to $200K), 10% static maximum drawdown, Official prop challenge partner powered by Investing.com.
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