Alpha Capital Group
📍 United Kingdom
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Alpha Capital Group Payout Policy
Alpha Capital Group Payout Policy
Alpha Capital calls payouts performance fees, and the accounts on the checkout run on an on-demand model. You can request a payout whenever you meet the profit and consistency conditions, with no fixed calendar. Bi-weekly payouts aren't available on accounts that chose on-demand, and Alpha Swing is on-demand only.
What You Need to Request a Payout
| Plan | Minimum Profit | Best Day Rule | Split |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alpha Pro, Swing and One | 2% gross profit on the account balance | Best day at most 40% of total profit | 80%, or 90% with the add-on |
| Alpha Direct | A 3% buffer first, then at least 1% of gross profit above it | Best day at most 15% of total profit | 90% |
How the Best Day Rule Works
Your consistency score is your best day's net profit divided by your total net profit. On the 40% plans, multiply your best day by 2.5 to find the total profit you need, so a $1,000 day means you can withdraw once the account is up $2,500. On Alpha Direct, multiply by 6.67. A partial withdrawal resets your score to zero, but taking another trade starts a new window, and the money you left behind stays locked until you meet the rule again for that window.
Alpha Direct's Buffer
On a $100,000 Direct account you need $3,000 of profit that stays in the account, then at least $1,000 more to request a payout. If your best day is $600 or less, you withdraw the $1,000 and keep $900 after the 90% split. Direct has no evaluation, so your first KYC check happens when you first become eligible to withdraw, and you can't request a payout until it's complete.
Add-Ons and Rule Breaches
The 90% split add-on costs about 10% of the plan price, and on a $25,000 Pro 8% account that's $18 on top of $177. It's available on all Alpha One plans and on on-demand Alpha Pro plans, and it has to be chosen at purchase. Swap-free costs about 10% too, on MT5 only, and charges $5 per lot per side instead of swaps. If a payout review finds a breach, the profit from the invalid trades, or the whole payout window's profit, is removed and the rest is postponed.
