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The waiting is a rule, and it has a date.
Pick the day of your first trade. See the earliest each firm’s own rules allow a request.
| Firm | Account | Days that have to happen | A day counts if it nets | Earliest a request is allowed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| My Funded Futures | $0 funded account | 1 trading days, and 1 calendar days from your first trade | any trading day | Sep 2 2026their page, read Jul 30 2026 |
| Take Profit Trader | $25K funded account | 0 trading days | any trading day | Sep 1 2026their page, read Jul 30 2026 |
| Tradeify | $25K funded account | 5 trading days | at least $100 | Sep 5 2026their page, read Jul 30 2026 |
| Tradeify | $50K funded account | 5 trading days | at least $150 | Sep 5 2026their page, read Jul 30 2026 |
| Tradeify | $100K funded account | 5 trading days | at least $200 | Sep 5 2026their page, read Jul 30 2026 |
| Tradeify | $150K funded account | 5 trading days | at least $250 | Sep 5 2026their page, read Jul 30 2026 |
| Tradeify | $25K funded account | 0 trading days | any trading day | Sep 1 2026their page, read Jul 30 2026 |
Worked out on a Monday-to-Friday week, so 1 trading days spans 0 calendar days. A holiday, or a day you do not trade, moves it later.
These are the clock rules only. Clearing them is necessary and not enough on its own — a profit figure, a best-day cap and a profit buffer sit alongside them, and each firm’s page here lists its own.
What the clock is made of
The payout gate is usually three separate conditions wearing one name: a number of trading days, sometimes a number of calendar days as well, and often a rule about what a day has to net before it counts at all.
The last one is the quiet part. Five trading days sounds like a week. Five days each netting a published minimum is a different requirement, and it is the one that moves the date.
What the date is, and is not
It is the earliest the published rules allow a request. It is not a date anything will happen on, and it is not a prediction about you.
The clock is also only part of it. A profit figure, a cap on your best day and a profit buffer that has to stay in the account all sit alongside it. Each firm’s page here lists its own.
How the calendar is worked out
Trading days become calendar days on a Monday-to-Friday week. A holiday, or a day you do not trade, moves the date later — never earlier. Waiting periods published in hours are rounded up to whole days, because a request an hour early is a request refused.
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