What is Safetynet in Payouts ?

• The Safetynet is simply the minimum equity level you must maintain in your funded account at all times. For example, in a $100,000 account, if the Safetynet is $5,100, it means your equity should not fall below $94,900.

• The minimum balance required for payout depends on both your initial balance and the Safetynet buffer. For a $100,000 account, to request a $500 payout, your balance must be $100,000 + $500 (profit) + Safetynet buffer = $105,600.

• Regarding the $200,000 account, here are the Safetynet and payout levels for reference:

✅ $200,000 Account Example

• Safetynet = $10,200

• Minimum equity must remain above $189,800

• To withdraw $1,000 profit, balance must be $200,000 + $1,000 + $10,200 = $211,200

For your convenience, here’s a quick summary of the minimum payout balances across account sizes:

• $5,000 Account → Safetynet $255 → Minimum balance for $100 payout = $5,355

• $10,000 Account → Safetynet $510 → Minimum balance for $200 payout = $10,710

• $20,000 Account → Safetynet $1,020 → Minimum balance for $400 payout = $21,420

• $50,000 Account → Safetynet $2,550 → Minimum balance for $1,000 payout = $53,550

• $100,000 Account → Safetynet $5,100 → Minimum balance for $2,000 payout = $107,100

• $200,000 Account → Safetynet $10,200 → Minimum balance for $4,000 payout = $214,200