This Funding Pips Profit Split Calculator is designed to help traders quickly estimate their earnings based on the specific account models and payout frequencies offered by Funding Pips.
Profit Split Calculator
You can also check payout requirements of Funding Pips
How to Use the Profit Split Calculator
1. Select Your Account Type
At the top of the calculator, choose the account model you are currently trading or planning to purchase:
- Zero Account: For traders who skipped the evaluation.
- 1 Step Account: A single-phase evaluation model.
- 2 Step Standard: The classic two-phase evaluation.
- 2 Step Pro: A faster evaluation model with more aggressive risk parameters.
2. Choose Your Payout Type
Funding Pips offers different profit splits depending on how often you choose to withdraw your rewards. Select one of the available tabs:
- Weekly: Generally offers a lower split (e.g., 60%) but faster access to cash.
- Bi-Weekly: The standard payout cycle (e.g., 80% split).
- On Demand: Usually available after reaching certain milestones (e.g., 90% split).
- Monthly: Often provides the maximum reward (e.g., 100% split).
3. Enter Your Total Profit
In the Profit Amount ($) field, type in the total net profit currently sitting in your funded account. The calculator will automatically process the math in real-time.
Understanding Your Results
Once you’ve entered your data, the results section will display three key metrics:
Your Split vs. Company Split
- Your Split: The exact dollar amount you will receive in your wallet after the firm takes its commission.
- Company Split: The portion retained by Funding Pips for providing the simulated capital and infrastructure.
The Consistency Rule (Highest Profit Limit)
If you select a payout type that has a consistency requirement (like On Demand), a new info box will appear:
“Your Highest Profit Cannot Exceed…” This shows you the maximum amount a single trading day can contribute to your total profit. If one day’s profit exceeds this value, you may need to continue trading to “balance” the account before a payout can be approved.
Payout Frequency
Confirms exactly when you can expect your funds (e.g., “Every Tuesday” or “Every 14 days”).
