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Withdrawal planning

Know the payout math. Keep it out of the trade.

Set the balance floor, split, and fee from the terms you verified. See what reaches you—and what stays in the account—without hardcoding one firm's policy.

Your assumptions

Model the withdrawal

The balance before this modeled withdrawal.

The minimum balance you want the account to retain. Enter the rule or buffer you have verified.

Account balance removed before the profit split. The calculator caps this at the amount above your floor.

Your share of the gross withdrawal.

A fixed fee applied after the split.

Model, not firm policy.

Rules change. Verify the floor, split, fee, payout minimums, caps, and eligibility conditions in your provider's current terms.

Modeled net payout

$2,200.00

Request covered

The full gross request fits above the floor you entered.

Follow the money

Available above balance floor$3,000.00
Gross withdrawal used$2,500.00
Your share at 90%$2,250.00
Firm share$250.00
Fixed fee applied$50.00
Net paid to you$2,200.00

Account after withdrawal

$50,500.00

Effective amount kept

88.0%

Process implication

The math supports the modeled request. Treat the remaining floor as untouchable and keep tomorrow’s risk decisions independent of today’s withdrawal.

The calculation

Three boundaries, in order.

01

Protect the floor

Only balance above your entered threshold is treated as available. The requested gross withdrawal is capped there.

02

Apply the split

Your percentage is applied to the gross withdrawal. The remainder is shown as the firm share.

03

Account for the fee

The fixed fee comes out of your share after the split. It does not reduce the modeled account balance a second time.

This is arithmetic, not an eligibility decision. Minimum trading days, consistency rules, payout caps, schedules, approved methods, and other conditions are outside this model.

From one payout to a professional record

The calculator sets a boundary. Your daily process proves whether you respected it.

TraderGrade tracks preparation, risk, execution, and review—the decisions that stay yours before and after money leaves the account.

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