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The Model
How we actually make money.
Most prop firms want you to fail. We don't. We make money from your winning trades, not from your fees and not from your losses. So we need you to keep trading well.
You pay a fee to get an account. After that, you keep up to 90% of every dollar you make. So far, we've paid those profits out at more than 2.5 times everything we've ever collected in account fees.
If fees were the business, that math would have sunk us a long time ago. They're not the business. They cover the cost of setting up your account. That's it.
What traders pay us in fees$1.00
What we pay traders back$2.50
For every $1 collected in account fees, about $2.50 has gone back out to traders in profits.
You place a tradeInitiated
Order routed to institutional LPRouting
Executed on real market liquidityLive Fill
P&L reflected in your accountSettled
Where it doesn't come from
We don't make money when you lose.
Plenty of firms run a B-book. Your trades never reach the market, so when your account blows up, that's their revenue. The whole incentive is to find a reason you fail.
We tried that model early on. It felt wrong, and it didn't last. Now every trade you place is routed to real markets through our institutional liquidity provider. Your losses are not our income.
Real fills, real spreads, real slippage. The same conditions as a live broker, not a sanitized simulation.
We never take the other side of your trade. So we have no reason to want it to fail.
Where it does come from
So where does the money actually come from?
Your wins. When you profit, we take a cut through the profit split and the rest is yours. That's the entire model. We make money when you make money, which is why we want you trading well for years, not busting your account in a week.
1
You profit
You trade on real market liquidity and make money on a funded account.
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You withdraw up to 90%
You keep the lion's share. We keep the split. That split is our revenue.
3
We both got paid
So we want you back to do it again. The more you win, the more we both make.
What it means for you
Why this changes everything for you.
Once the firm only wins when you win, every rule bends toward keeping you in the game.
Payouts approved instantly
Request a payout and it gets approved. No manual review designed to stall you.
Paid in minutes
Traders post payout videos at 3, 8, and 21 minutes. Not days. Not weeks.
No rules built to trip you
No consistency rule. No profit cap. No minimum trading days.
A free psychology newsletter
Three times a week, because a calm trader is a winning trader, and we need you winning.
7-day payout cycle
Take one trade, wait 7 days, withdraw. That's the whole process.
Public transparency reports
We publish what we pay every week. Real names, real amounts, real processing times.
Receipts, not promises
Don't take our word for it.
$5.87M+ paid out. 3,337 payouts, 0 denied. Over a year of operating while 63+ forex prop firms shut down. We publish our execution data every month (April 2026: 11,273 trades, 99.9% filled under 100ms).
We make money from the profit split on winning trades, not from account fees and not from trader losses. Every trade is routed to real markets through our institutional liquidity provider, so we only earn when our traders earn. For every $1 we collect in account fees, we've paid roughly $2.50 back to traders in profits.
Is Paid To Trade a scam?
No. We've processed 3,337 payouts with 0 denied and over $5.87M paid out, and we've operated for more than a year. Because trades route to real markets and our revenue is the profit split rather than your losses, we have no structural reason to deny a payout. Traders post their payout receipts publicly in our Discord.
Do prop firms want you to lose?
B-book firms profit when traders lose, because the trades never reach the real market. We run an A-book model: your trades route to real market liquidity, and our revenue is the profit split on your winning trades. We need you to keep winning.
How can you pay out more than you collect in fees?
Account fees aren't our profit center. Our revenue comes from the profit split on winning trades routed to real markets. That's how we can pay out about 2.5 times what we collect in fees and stay sustainable: the more our traders win, the more we both make.
What does A-book execution mean?
A-book means your orders are sent to real market liquidity through an institutional liquidity provider, with real fills, real spreads, and real slippage. The firm doesn't take the other side of your trade, so it doesn't profit when you lose. The opposite, a B-book, keeps trades in-house and profits from trader losses.
Now you know the catch. There isn't one.
Live execution. Up to 90% split. Payouts in minutes. Pick the account that fits how you trade.