Payouts · Tradeify · India
Tradeify payout to your Indian bank, step by step
The fastest rail of the four: about two days from request to rupees. Here is Tradeify's Payouts page, the Rise onboarding and the one step people miss, the $10 withdrawal fee and how to pay it once, and a real batch timed day by day.
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This is the Tradeify-specific version of how a prop-firm payout reaches your Indian bank. Tradeify pays through Rise, the fastest of the four portals I use, and once your Rise account exists it also serves any other firm that pays through Rise. Below is the Tradeify half and the Rise half, in the order you'll live them.
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The route
Why Rise is the fast one
Every portal in this series does the same job: the firm pays the portal, the portal pays you. Rise does it in about two days end to end because both halves are short. Tradeify's own review is a day or less in my experience and 24 to 48 hours by its published policy. Then Rise shows you the money in a wallet, and a bank withdrawal is one to two days by Rise's own estimate on the withdraw screen, which is what I've seen.
The trade-off is that Rise is a wallet, not a pass-through. Unlike WorkMarket's auto-withdrawal, you press Withdraw yourself, you pick which account or coin it goes to, and there's a flat $10 fee on each bank withdrawal. That fee is why I batch. Five Tradeify payouts sitting in the wallet become one withdrawal and one $10, not five.
One real batch, day by day
Five Tradeify 50K accounts requested together, then withdrawn as one transfer. Amounts are from my Rise account history; the day count is what the rail has done every time.
From my Rise account history, summer 2026. Grey is Tradeify's clock, green is Rise's. Request on a weekday morning and this is a two-day round trip; request Friday evening and the weekend sits in the grey.
The payout, stage by stage
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Before you request
Tradeify's gates, by account type
Growth, Lightning and Select share the rail but not the rules. Know which account you bought.
Growth is the Tradeify account people ask me about most, so its 50K rules are the ones spelled out here. You need five winning days of at least $150 each, a balance at or above the minimum, the biggest day under 35% of the cycle's profit, and a request of at least $500. Caps rise with each payout, from $1,500 on the first to $3,000 from the fourth onward. When Tradeify marks the request approved, the money leaves the account immediately, so trade the next session as if it's already gone.
- Split
- 90% to you
- Winning days per cycle (Growth 50K)
- 5, each at least $150
- Minimum balance to request (Growth 50K)
- $53,000
- Consistency (Growth)
- biggest day under 35%
- Minimum request
- $500
- Caps (Growth 50K)
- $1,500 → $2,000 → $2,500 → $3,000 from payout 4
- Tradeify processing
- 24–48 h on business days, up to 72 h otherwise
Lightning (instant funded) has no winning-day requirement but a $1,000 minimum and a consistency rule that tightens per payout. Select comes in a Daily flavour (small daily payouts against a $2,100 buffer) and a Flex flavour (up to half the cycle's profit, $3,000 cap on 50K), neither with a consistency rule on funded. Same wallet at the end of all of them.
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In the Tradeify dashboard
Request it
Payouts in the left menu. Three checkmarks tell you where it is.
Tradeify's app has a short left menu: Accounts, Journal, Payouts, Billing, then Education, Tradeify TV and Affiliates. Under Payouts you pick the account and the amount. Each request then appears as a card with a three-step tracker, Requested → Review → Sent, and a status chip that reads Complete when all three are green. Sent means the money is on its way to Rise; from there it's Rise's clock, not Tradeify's.
Copy-trading several accounts? Request from each one; you'll get a stack of identical cards. That's fine. They arrive in Rise as separate payments and you withdraw them together.
Tradeify's menu. Payouts is the third item. 
A batch of $2,000 requests, each with Requested, Review and Sent ticked. Request IDs masked. -
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First payout only
Rise onboarding, done once
An invite, a selfie, a tax ID, and one step people miss.
After your first approval, Tradeify sends a Rise invitation. Sign up with the same email you use at Tradeify, fill in your profile with your address and tax details, and do KYC with a live selfie plus a photo of your passport or PAN card. Verification is instant when the automated check passes and up to three business days when a human has to look. Then Rise asks you to create a Rise ID with a long password and hands you a 12-word recovery code. Write it down somewhere real. If you lose access, that code is the only way back to a wallet with your money in it.
The step that catches people: after all of that, the firm's invitation still has to be accepted inside Rise, under Action Items. Until you do, Tradeify can't pay you, and the payout sits at Sent with nothing arriving. If another Rise firm ever approves a payout for you later, it's just another team invitation in the same place; no new KYC, no new bank details.
- IdentityPassport or PAN, plus a live selfiePhotograph the physical card, all four corners, no glare. Screenshots get rejected.
- TaxPAN as your tax ID, Indian addressSame role as the W-8BEN on Plane and the tax identification on WorkMarket: non-US person, nothing withheld.
- Recovery12-word codeRise is closer to a crypto wallet than a bank portal. Treat the code accordingly.
- Don'tForget to accept the team invite in Action ItemsThe single most common reason a first Rise payout "never arrives".
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Inside Rise
Add where the money goes
Withdraw → Withdraw Options → Add. Bank accounts and wallets sit side by side.
Rise calls them External Accounts. Add a bank account with country India and it appears as a card: withdraw USD, receive INR, estimated delivery 1–2 days. I have two, an ICICI and a Kotak savings account. Add a crypto wallet and you get a second kind of card: receive USDT on Arbitrum, estimated delivery instant. Rise converts to rupees before it sends; what reaches the bank is an ordinary INR credit, and nobody has asked me for a form.
My Rise withdraw options: two INR bank accounts at 1–2 days, one USDT wallet at instant. Account numbers and wallet address masked. -
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The withdrawal
Batch, then press Withdraw
Each bank withdrawal costs $10. Each payment landing in the wallet costs nothing.
Payments arrive in the wallet as separate lines, one per account, each already at 90% of what Tradeify approved: a $2,000 payout shows up as $1,800. Receiving is free. Sending to the bank is where Rise charges: a flat $10 per withdrawal, shown as its own line in Account History. So five $1,800 payments become a $9,000 balance, and one withdrawal takes $8,990 to the bank and $10 to Rise. Withdraw five times instead and you've paid $50 for the privilege of impatience.
The bank leg is then one to two days. Rise's estimate on the card has matched what I've seen: request in the morning, credit the next day or the day after.
Account History. Five $1,800 payments in, one $8,990 withdrawal out, and the $10 fee as its own line. Batching in one screenshot. - Payment into wallet
- 90% of the approved amount, no fee
- Bank withdrawal fee
- $10 flat, each time
- Bank delivery
- 1–2 days, in INR
- USDT withdrawal
- instant, on Arbitrum
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The crypto option
USDT, when the money is going straight back in
Same reasoning as on Lucid, with a slightly better rail.
Rise's crypto withdrawal is instant and it's on Arbitrum, which keeps the network fee small. When a payout is going to fund the next evaluations rather than my life, I withdraw USDT and load it onto a RedotPay card, then buy the accounts with that. No forex markup, no waiting for the bank leg. The overview guide covers why I never sell that USDT to a stranger for rupees; the short version is that P2P is where freezes come from, and Rise's bank rail exists precisely so you don't need it.
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When it looks stuck
Which clock to check
Tradeify, then Rise, then bank.
- Not Sent after 48 h on business daysTradeify's queueRe-check the gates in stage 01, then Tradeify support with the request ID from the card.
- Sent, nothing in RiseFirst payout: the team inviteOpen Rise → Action Items and accept it. Then check spam for the original invitation. Repeat payouts landing late is rare; give it a business day, then Tradeify support.
- Withdrawn, not in the bank after 2 daysRise supportAccount History shows the withdrawal with a status; if it's completed on Rise's side and missing at the bank, Rise support has the transfer reference. Check the account name matches your KYC name exactly.
- Locked out of RiseThe 12-word codeWithout it, recovery goes through Rise support and takes time. Store it the day you sign up.
Tradeify's payout desk runs Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm US Eastern. A Friday-night request is a Monday review, and India is 9½ hours ahead, so "24 hours" means Tuesday morning for you.
Apex uses Plane and Lucid uses WorkMarket; both are slower than Rise and both are covered step by step.
See all four rails comparedThe whole thing on one card
- Where to request
- Tradeify app → Payouts
- Tradeify processing
- 24–48 h on business days, up to 72 h otherwise
- Portal
- Rise, as a contractor of Tradeify Holdings, Corp
- First-time extras
- invite, selfie + ID, PAN as tax ID, Rise ID + 12-word code, accept team invite
- What lands in Rise
- 90% of the approved amount
- Withdraw to bank
- INR, 1–2 days, $10 flat per withdrawal
- Withdraw to crypto
- USDT on Arbitrum, instant
- Request to rupees
- about 2 days on a normal week
Get funded with Tradeify
The fastest rail of the four: about two days from approval to your bank, with a crypto option when you'd rather roll the money into the next account. If a slow first payout is what's been putting you off, start here.
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My own experience taking Tradeify payouts through Rise as an Indian resident, current as of September 2026. Tradeify rule figures are from Tradeify's published payout policies and can change; the dashboard is the authority. Rise fees and delivery estimates are from my own account and Rise's withdraw screen and may vary. Nothing here is tax or legal advice; talk to a chartered accountant about how payouts fit your return. Trading futures involves substantial risk of loss.