Pip Farm Payouts

Pip Farm advertises a profit split of up to 99%. Payout frequency: every 30 calendar days by default on funded challenge accounts, with 14-day, 7-day or on-demand intervals as paid add-ons; every 7 days on instant accounts; no more than one payout every 7 calendar days across all accounts. Minimum payout: 1% of the account balance; $50 minimum on Rise, Skrill and USDT/USDC.

How often Pip Farm pays, how soon after funding, the smallest amount it pays and how long a payout takes, as its own payout pages state them.

In Pip Farm's words

Payout frequency: “Only one payout can be received every 7 calendar days , even across multiple funded accounts.” help.pipfarm.com/…/9367703-how-payouts-work

Minimum payout: “The minimum payout is 1% of the account balance.” help.pipfarm.com/…/5487245-equity-trailing-instant-account

Pip Farm advertises a profit split of up to 99%. An advertised maximum can depend on the plan, a scaling stage or an add-on, so check which split applies to the account you buy.

In Pip Farm's words

Profit split: “New traders start at 70% and can reach 99% at Rank 6.” help.pipfarm.com/…/9367703-how-payouts-work

Pip Farm lists 4 payout methods. Availability often depends on your country, as the notes in brackets show where the firm states it.

In Pip Farm's words

Payout methods: “Bank Transfer (GBP, EUR, AUD)” help.pipfarm.com/…/9367703-how-payouts-work

Charges Pip Farm publishes on taking a payout.

In Pip Farm's words

Fees: “All Accounts include a $10 Account Issuance Fee.” pipfarm.com/…/terms-and-conditions

Discretionary 24-hour grace period after purchase if no trades or pending orders have been placed; the $10 account issuance fee is not refunded.

In Pip Farm's words

Refund policy: “The Company may, at its discretion, offer a 24-hour grace period from the time of purchase during which a User may request a refund, provided no trades or pending orders have been placed on the Account.” pipfarm.com/…/terms-and-conditions

These were not stated on the pages of Pip Farm's site we read. They may be published somewhere we did not look, which makes them the questions to put to its support desk before paying.