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How Are Withdrawal (Reward) Requests Processed?

Funded2 currently offers crypto/Rise payouts for trader rewards,

Public policy updated: 27 October 2026

Your preferred payout option depends on availability at the time of your request.

Withdrawal Methods

1. Crypto Payouts

Crypto rewards are sent to your nominated wallet. No processing fee. Make sure the wallet and supported network details are correct before requesting a payout.

$50 minimum withdrawal, paid in crypto. Rise is coming soon. Only free-funnel funded accounts have a 2% withdrawal cap; the $1K trial's $20 cap is exempt from the $50 minimum. Free-entry PAP retains the $50 minimum. Paid accounts and matching campaign bonuses do not have this cap.

2. Rise Payouts (Coming Soon)

  • Rise will be available as an additional payout method once launched

  • Processed through Funded2’s payment partner, Rise

  • Further details (fees, processing times, requirements) will be provided when Rise goes live

Payout Requirements

To request a reward, your account must meet all eligibility rules, including:

  • Sufficient profit based on your profit split

  • Minimum trading days (if applicable)

  • No active trades at the time of request

  • No rule violations or breaches under review

Processing Time

Payout processing is 24 elapsed hours from the request, with the clock paused on weekends, not limited to office hours. KYC must be complete.

Rise is coming soon; no live Rise timing or provider availability is promised here.

After Your Reward Is Sent

Once your reward request is processed successfully, your account will be reopened for trading so you can continue trading under the same account conditions.

Need Help?

For questions or support with submitting a reward request, contact us via Live Chat or email [email protected].

This public policy wording does not retroactively regrade trades or remove existing contractual rights. Ask support to confirm the terms applicable to an existing or legacy account.

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