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# Profit Share and Payouts
On a funded account you keep most of the profit you make and can withdraw it on a regular schedule.
80%
of the profit you generate
90%
with the +10% Profit Split add-on
$100
Minimum withdrawal
$10,000
maximum withdrawal per account per 14 days
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## Your profit share
You keep **80%** of the profit you generate on a funded account. With the **+10% Profit Split** add-on, that rises to **90%**. Hash Hedge keeps the rest. See [Challenge types](/hashhedge-user-guide/start-here/challenge-types.md).
## When you can take a payout
A payout becomes available once **all** of these are true:
* The **14-day** payout period has passed (your dashboard shows the **days until payout** and the **payout date**).
* Your account is **in profit**.
* **All your positions are closed.**
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On the **Instant Challenge**, the condition is different: instead of a one-time profit target, you need **5 profitable days**, and you choose your own payout period, from 14 to 60 days after your first trade. See [Instant Challenge Payouts](/hashhedge-user-guide/account-and-payouts/instant-challenge.md).
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## How a payout works
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### Move your profit to the Wallet
On the Challenge **dashboard**, click **Withdraw profit**. Your profit share moves from the trading account into your **Wallet**.
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### Open your Wallet
Click **Wallet** in the left-hand menu. At the top you'll see your **balance** and the total withdrawn so far. Click **Withdraw**.
Wallet page
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### Create the withdrawal request
* **USDT address**: the wallet address that will receive the funds.
* **Network**: choose your network.
* **Withdrawal amount**: enter an amount within the available balance (minimum $100, maximum $10,000).
Then click **Create withdrawal request**.
Withdraw funds form
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### Track the request
Your request appears in **Withdrawal History** and moves through these statuses:
* **In progress**: the request has been received.
* **Approved**: the request has been approved for payout.
* **Completed**: the funds have been sent. You'll see the on-chain transaction hash.
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Funds are transferred to your wallet within **72 hours** of submitting your withdrawal request.
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## Payout limits
* **Minimum** withdrawal: **$100**.
* **Maximum** withdrawal: **$10,000** per account per 14 days.
* A new request can be made no earlier than **14 days** after your previous request was completed.
* Your balance must be enough to cover the requested amount.
Regular payouts from a funded account also count toward growing that account for free: see [Scaling Plan](/hashhedge-user-guide/account-and-payouts/scaling-plan.md).
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Payouts are paid in USDT. Double-check the wallet address and network before submitting. Crypto transfers can't be reversed once sent.
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