
Prop Firm Challenge Fee Refund: When You Get Your Fee Back
A refundable challenge fee usually comes back with your first payout, not when you pass. Here is how it works, with a $100K example.
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Rules, programs, payouts and payments, written by the OctoFunded trading desk. Every example runs on a $100K simulated account.

A refundable challenge fee usually comes back with your first payout, not when you pass. Here is how it works, with a $100K example.

Consistency rules check that profit is not built on one day or one oversized trade. The main types, and how best day caps differ.

No time limit removes the deadline to hit the profit target. The loss limits still apply. Here is what changes on a $100K simulated account.

An EA trades under the same limits as you. Check risk per trade against the daily loss limit, spreads and prohibited practices before you run one.

A trailing floor follows your peak by a fixed distance. Equity vs balance, intraday vs end of day, the lock and sizing math on a $100K account.

How a USDT payout moves from request to transaction hash, how to choose TRC20 or ERC20, and how to avoid a network mismatch.

2-Step gives the most room over two phases, 1-Step is one phase with tighter limits, Instant skips the evaluation. Compare them in dollars.

The best day rule limits how much of your total profit one day can make up. Here is the formula and a $100K worked example.

The daily loss limit caps what you can lose in one trading day. See the common formulas, a $100K example and a plan to stay inside it.

Pick the coin and the network, send the exact amount to the address shown, wait for confirmation. Plus how to avoid the two costly mistakes.

A transaction hash lets anyone check a crypto payout on a public explorer. Here is what to paste, where, and which five fields to read.

A static drawdown keeps your loss floor fixed. A trailing drawdown moves it up with your profits. See both on a $100K account, with numbers.
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