FPT has not published its payout methods yet. The available methods will be published before the first payout cycle, in this article.
That is a deliberate silence, not an oversight. No payout provider has been selected, and naming one before the decision is made would put a false statement in front of you. FPT does not name a payment processor, bank, verification vendor or payout provider anywhere in its documents until it is real.
What Is Settled Today
Even without a named method, several things about payouts are fixed and will not change with the choice of provider.
| Fact | Status |
|---|---|
| Payouts are real, company-funded performance payments from FPT | Settled |
| Approved payouts are processed within 48 hours of approval | Settled |
| Review, which happens before approval, has no stated time promise | Settled |
| Payouts are paid to the verified account holder only | Settled |
| Payout caps are net to the trader | Settled |
| Available payout methods | To be published before the first payout cycle |
Processing Versus Arrival
"Processed within 48 hours of approval" means FPT sends the payment within that window. How long it then takes to land depends on the method and the institutions involved, which is outside FPT's control. FPT commits to the part it controls and does not promise the part it does not.
The approval that starts that clock comes after review. Review is a separate step — see Why a Payout May Require Review.
Payouts Go to You, and Only to You
Whatever methods are published, one condition applies to all of them: FPT pays the verified account holder. FPT does not pay a payout to a third party, to a friend, to a manager, or to an account in a different name.
That follows from three rules that are already in force:
- Identity verification must be complete before a payout is released. See Verification Before Funded Activation or Payout.
- The payment method and the payout destination must belong to the account holder. See Payment Method Ownership.
- One person holds one FPT profile. See One FPT Profile per Person.
If you trade through a company, there are additional conditions — see Trading Through a Company or LLC.
Prepare Before Your Fifth Qualifying Day
The most common cause of a slow first payout is verification that was started after the payout was requested rather than before. You can remove that delay entirely:
- Complete identity verification as soon as your account is funded.
- Make sure the name and details on your FPT profile match your verification documents exactly. See Accurate Account Information.
- Watch for the payout-method announcement and set your destination up when it arrives.
- Then trade your five qualifying days.
What FPT Will Publish, and When
Before the first payout cycle, this article will state the available methods, any region-dependent differences, and any minimum amounts a method imposes. The article version will be bumped when it does. Until that update lands, treat any third-party claim about FPT's payout provider as unverified — the only authoritative source is this article and the FPT Scale Program Agreement.
Whether the service is available in your location is a separate question, covered in Service Availability and Location.
Tax Is Not Handled by the Method
Whatever the method, tax on a payout is your responsibility. FPT does not give tax advice and does not withhold on your behalf unless required to. See Taxes and Customer Responsibility.
Still Need Help?
Email support@fundedpredictiontrader.com with your account email if you need your payout eligibility or verification status confirmed.