Most prop firms make payouts feel like a favour. We treat them like the product. A funded trader who can't get paid is not a funded trader. SHARK pays in 6 days from request to bank, with no minimum trading-history game beyond the first-payout 5-day rule.

The process

1. Request — log in, click Request Payout, enter the amount.
2. Review — our risk team verifies the account is in good standing (no rule breaches, no flagged trading patterns). This step is usually completed inside 48 hours.
3. Payout — funds are wired or sent via bank transfer / Wise to the bank account on file. End-to-end timeline: 6 days.

There is no "next payout cycle" calendar. Request when you're ready, get paid in 6 days. Repeat.

Verified payouts

This page embeds the same verified-payouts widget that lives on the homepage — real trader payouts, real screenshots, no curated marketing pulls. We update the widget monthly with the latest set.

Recent verified payouts (rolling sample): $2,500 · $1,700 · $1,500 · $1,350 · $650 · $650.

Widget embed placeholder — Webflow component verified-payouts-grid to be inserted at template build time. Same data source as the homepage.

Payout rules

Rule	Detail
First payout minimum trading days	5 trading days from account funding
Minimum payout amount	$100
Maximum first payout	50% of profit above starting balance, capped per account size
Maximum payout cap per account size	$25K → $1,500 · $50K → $2,500 · $100K → $5,000 · $150K → $7,500 (per request, soft cap; balance carries to the next request)
Frequency	No cooldown after the first payout. Request as often as the account generates profit.
Profit split	90/10 in the trader's favour
Methods	Bank wire, Wise, Deel (region-dependent)

The cap mechanic is intentional: it stops a single hot week from draining a funded account in one go. Anything above the cap stays in the account as buying power for the next request.

What can hold up a payout

In order of frequency:

1. KYC not completed — first payout requires KYC. Get this done the day you fund.
2. Bank details mismatch — name on the account must match the SHARK account holder.
3. Risk flag — a trading pattern that looks like it was attempting to game the rules (e.g. coordinated trades across multiple accounts).

In normal flow, none of these come up. The 6-day SLA is the typical case, not the best case.

Why 6 days, not 9 or 14 like other firms

Two reasons. First, we built the back-office on a same-day risk-check pipeline rather than batched weekly reviews — payouts move when the trader requests, not when the firm's calendar wants them to. Second, the team that approves is part of the firm; there is no external "funding partner" in the loop. Fewer hops, faster wire.

Ready to get paid?

If you're funded, the trader dashboard handles the request flow. If you're not funded yet, start with an evaluation or read the rules first.