IC Funded payout rules
How long before you can ask for money, how much one withdrawal can pay, how many there are and what the consistency rule costs, in the firm’s own words.
Days before you can ask for money
Our reading
14 days
“When can I request the first payout? − The first payout becomes eligible only after both conditions are satisfied: at least 14 calendar days have elapsed and at least 5 profitable days have been completed. Reaching 5 profitable days before day 14 does not create early eligibility.”rules page · www.icfunded.com/en/rules · 2026-09-10 · saved copy
Plans: 2-Step Professional
What else a payout changes
Our reading
The day count starts over
“What is required for the second payout? − The second payout requires a new minimum 14-calendar-day cycle and at least 3 profitable days. Each profitable day must satisfy the applicable profitable-day definition.”rules page · www.icfunded.com/en/rules · 2026-09-10 · saved copy
Plans: 2-Step Professional
What breaking the consistency rule costs · phase 1, phase 2, funded
“How does the 45% consistency rule work? − The 45% consistency rule applies only during the 1-Step evaluation.”rules page · www.icfunded.com/en/rules · 2026-09-10 · saved copy
Plans: 2-Step Professional
Can it refuse without giving a reason
Our reading
Yes — it reserves that right in writing
“IC Funded reserves the right to investigate trading activity and deny payouts if the activity is determined to violate the rules, the intended purpose of the evaluation program, or fair-use standards.”help centre · www.icfunded.com/en/faqs · 2026-09-10 · saved copy
Plans: 2-Step Professional, 1-Step Accelerated, Instant Funded
Fee charged to pay you
Our reading
The firm says there is none.
“Do I need to pay any withdrawal fees? IC Funded does not charge additional withdrawal fees for payouts.”help centre · www.icfunded.com/en/faqs · 2026-09-10 · saved copy
Plans: 2-Step Professional, 1-Step Accelerated, Instant Funded
Days before you can ask for money
Our reading
14 days
“When can I request the first payout? − The first payout requires at least 14 calendar days and 5 profitable days. Both conditions must be satisfied before the payout becomes eligible.”rules page · www.icfunded.com/en/rules · 2026-09-10 · saved copy
Plans: 1-Step Accelerated
What else a payout changes
Our reading
The day count starts over
“What is required for the second payout? − The second payout requires a new minimum 14-calendar-day cycle and at least 3 profitable days.”rules page · www.icfunded.com/en/rules · 2026-09-10 · saved copy
Plans: 1-Step Accelerated
What breaking the consistency rule costs · phase 1
“If a single trading day exceeds this 45% threshold, the excess portion will be added to the overall profit target. This means that the account will not fail, but additional profit will need to be generated through subsequent trading days to meet the adjusted target.”help centre · www.icfunded.com/en/faqs · 2026-09-10 · saved copy
Plans: 1-Step Accelerated
What breaking the consistency rule costs · funded
“The rule applies only to the 1-Step Accelerated Program and does not apply to the 2-Step Professional Program or the Funded stage.”help centre · www.icfunded.com/en/faqs · 2026-09-10 · saved copy
Plans: 1-Step Accelerated
Days before you can ask for money
Our reading
14 days
“When can I request the first payout? − The first payout requires both a minimum of 14 calendar days and at least 5 profitable days. A profitable day must close with a profit of at least 0.5% of the initial account balance.”rules page · www.icfunded.com/en/rules · 2026-09-10 · saved copy
Plans: Instant Funded
What else a payout changes
Our reading
The day count starts over
“What is required for the second payout? − The second payout requires a new minimum 14-calendar-day cycle and at least 3 profitable days. Reaching 3 profitable days before the 14-day cycle is complete does not create early eligibility.”rules page · www.icfunded.com/en/rules · 2026-09-10 · saved copy
Plans: Instant Funded
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