FairTicks is a simulated trading evaluation platform. It is not a broker, a broker-dealer, an investment adviser, an exchange, a custodian, an asset manager or a financial institution of any kind.

FairTicks does not open brokerage accounts, does not execute real trades for you, does not hold or manage your money, and gives no access to real market liquidity. No payment you make to FairTicks is a deposit for trading or investment.

Every balance, trade, position, order, profit, loss and metric inside FairTicks is simulated.

A payout is a contractual platform benefit that FairTicks offers under defined eligibility conditions. It is not an investment return, a brokerage profit, a dividend, interest, a wage, guaranteed income, or profit generated from your money.

Submitting a payout request does not guarantee approval or payment.

FairTicks may approve, reject, delay, reduce, cancel or reverse a request when a review of the account, its identity verification, its payments or its rule compliance raises a concern.

Only a payout-enabled Qualified Account shown as eligible in the platform can request a payout.

Training Accounts and Free Trials cannot request payouts. Neither can an account that is inactive, expired, breached, frozen, closed, or simply not marked as payout-enabled.

Each Qualified Account carries its own payout track. Eligibility on one account does nothing for another.

Every condition below has to be met at the moment you submit. The rules that count are the ones recorded on your account, which is what the dashboard shows you.

Current standard by account family

These are the current standard values. The requirement recorded on your own Qualified Account is the one that governs your request, and the dashboard shows it.

Two numbers matter here and they are not the same: available realized profit and the maximum gross payout you can actually request.

Only realized simulated profit counts. Unrealized profit or loss on an open position is not payout-ready until you close the position and the result is realized in the system.

What you can request is usually lower than that, because FairTicks preserves a protected reserve on every payout-enabled Qualified Account.

Under the current standard Qualified payout rule, the gross payout is capped at 75% of available realized profit. FairTicks also keeps the protected reserve, which is at least 1% of starting capital above capital and higher where your account's payout and risk rules require it. The figure the platform shows for your account is the one that applies.

An open position blocks a payout request, because its result is still unrealized and can move before you close it. You can submit once every position on that account is closed.

Before allowing or processing a payout, FairTicks may require identity verification, payment verification, fraud and sanctions screening, or a compliance check.

Verification unlocks once your other payout conditions are close to complete. That way you are not asked for documents before the account can realistically request anything.

FairTicks uses third-party verification providers. The information you submit has to be accurate, complete, authentic and current.

FairTicks may delay, reject, suspend or cancel processing where verification is incomplete, rejected, inconsistent, expired, or raises a compliance concern.

Your payout is calculated with the profit split snapshot stored on that Qualified Account. The split shown on your account is what FairTicks uses, unless it finds a record error that needs review.

Your share is not fixed. It rises permanently on the same Qualified Account as your lifetime Qualified Profit Days accumulate, and an unlocked tier never goes back down.

A tier you unlock takes effect once the current payout is paid and the next performance cycle begins. If a request is submitted while a higher tier is pending, that request still uses the tier active at the time.

The free reset exists on Discipline only. It is a one-time, eligibility-based reset for a breached Discipline Training Account, and no other model has it. Rapid has no reset at all, and Classic and Instinct use paid reset only.

If your Discipline Training Account used that free reset, the Qualified Account it later produces carries a split of 50% trader and 50% FairTicks instead of Discipline's standard 85%.

The change is permanent for the Qualified Account created from that path, and paying for a later reset does not clear the flag. Read this before you use a free reset: it saves you the price of a reset and costs you 35 points of profit share for the life of that Qualified Account.

What you request is the gross payout, and that is the amount removed from your eligible account profit. What arrives is your trader share after the account's profit split.

These examples illustrate the method. Your own account state, calculated maximum, snapshot, split and review are what decide the outcome.

The payout form may offer USDT and whatever methods or networks FairTicks displays at the time of your request. FairTicks may add, remove, suspend or change any of them.

A method or network counts as supported only when the payout interface actually offers it for your request. Bank transfers are not available from the trader dashboard unless FairTicks makes them available there.

Getting the wallet address and the network right is on you. A TRC20 address is not interchangeable with an ERC20 or BEP20 setup. ERC20 and BEP20 addresses look alike because both use EVM-style addresses, so the network you select still has to match what your wallet or exchange accepts.

A payment sent to the wrong address, the wrong network, an exchange deposit address that does not accept the transfer, or a wallet belonging to someone else may be delayed, rejected, lost, or unrecoverable.

Once submitted, your request appears in payout history and moves through four stages:

The other outcome is Rejected. FairTicks may also cancel or close a request where the review or the platform rules allow it.

While a request sits at PENDING, APPROVED or PROCESSING, you cannot open another one on the same account. FairTicks may also lock trading on that account during an active request where its payout rules require the lock.

FairTicks aims to process an approved payout within 5 business days. Business days exclude weekends, bank and platform holidays, and days lost to provider or network disruption.

It takes longer when the request needs a further account, identity, fraud or compliance review, when a payment provider or wallet check is still open, or when network conditions slow the transfer.

Any timeframe FairTicks displays is an estimate rather than a guarantee, except where the law sets a binding deadline.

FairTicks may review, delay, reject, cancel, reduce or reverse a payout request where it reasonably identifies or suspects any of the following:

• a breach of the rules on your account;
• a breach of the Prohibited Actions Policy;
• identity verification that failed, expired, or does not add up;
• identity, wallet or payment details that do not match;
• indicators of fraud;
• account sharing, account transfer, or use of several accounts together;
• copy trading, mirroring or synchronised order flow;
• hedging or offsetting across accounts;
• latency, arbitrage, data-feed or execution abuse;
• technical manipulation or exploitation of the platform;
• payment disputes, chargeback risk or payment fraud;
• a wallet address that cannot be verified;
• a payout-rule or profit-split snapshot that is missing or invalid;
• open positions or unrealized results still on the account;
• concerns about the account's status or integrity;
• compliance, legal, sanctions or security concerns.

FairTicks does not disclose the whole of its fraud detection, audit logic, risk scoring, internal tooling or investigation process, where disclosing it would undermine platform security, fraud prevention or a legal obligation.

Any tax, reporting or filing obligation attached to what you receive from FairTicks is yours.

FairTicks gives no tax, legal, accounting, financial or investment advice. Consult a qualified professional.

Payout rights, payout requests, Qualified Accounts and trader accounts may not be sold, assigned, rented, transferred, or used by anyone other than the account holder.

FairTicks may reject or cancel a request tied to account sharing, account transfer, an identity mismatch, or a payment destination that belongs to someone else.

FairTicks may update, suspend or replace this Payout Policy.

A change may take effect immediately where security, compliance, fraud prevention, a provider requirement or a legal obligation calls for it.

Which version governs your request depends on your account snapshot, the date you submitted, the rules in force, and the law. Mandatory legal rights that cannot be waived stay untouched.

This Payout Policy is part of the FairTicks policy framework. Read it together with:

For a question about this policy, your payout eligibility, or a payout under review, write to FairTicks support.