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FundingPips Reward Cycles: Weekly, Biweekly or Monthly?

Compare FundingPips weekly, biweekly and monthly Master Account reward cycles, including splits, profitable days, consistency and AUDIT 10% off.

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Yash R

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FundingPips Reward Cycles: Weekly, Biweekly or Monthly?

FundingPips reward timing depends on the selected model and Master Account cycle. Current routes include weekly, biweekly and monthly choices, with profit shares ranging from 80% to 100% and different profitable-day, consistency and striking-system conditions.

Verified code: AUDIT — 10% off all FundingPips accounts. The discount affects the purchase price, not the reward split or request rules.

Verified on 12 October 2026. Verified code: AUDIT.

FundingPips trades Forex and CFDs in a simulated environment. This article does not describe futures accounts.

Reward-cycle overview

Model or choiceTimingPublished shareAdditional conditions
2 Step Pro weekly7 calendar days80%Model rules still apply
2 Step Standard biweekly14 calendar days80%Minimum request and account rules
2 Step Flex biweekly14 calendar days85%Timer requirement
2 Step Flex biweekly14 calendar days95%3 profitable days
Monthly choice30 calendar days100%35% consistency, 7 profitable days and striking rules
FundingPips Zero biweekly14 calendar days95%15% consistency, 7 days, cushion and loss/win test

Availability depends on the purchased model and purchase date. FundingPips says the monthly 100% choice applies to qualifying evaluation purchases from August 15, 2026 onward.

Read the full FundingPips audit for the program overview.

When the timer starts

The published interval begins after the first executed trade on the Master Account, not on the evaluation purchase date.

A cycle resets after a successfully processed reward. If a request date passes and the trader does not submit, certain cycle pages say the window remains open until submission rather than restarting automatically.

Track these dates:

  1. Master Account creation.
  2. First executed trade.
  3. Earliest request date.
  4. Profitable-day count.
  5. Best-day percentage.
  6. Last processed reward.
  7. New cycle start.

Weekly 80% route

The 2 Step Pro page publishes an 80% reward share every seven calendar days after the first Master Account trade.

A shorter timer does not automatically make it the best route. The trader should compare the evaluation structure, daily loss, maximum loss and Master Account execution rules before selecting the model.

Biweekly choices

2 Step Standard

The current Standard page publishes an 80% share every 14 calendar days.

2 Step Flex at 85%

The 85% biweekly choice uses the 14-day timer as the main cycle gate under the published description.

2 Step Flex at 95%

The 95% choice adds three profitable days per cycle. Each counted day needs profit of at least 0.5% of the starting Master Account size.

For a $100K account:

0.5% × $100,000 = $500

Three separate days would each need at least $500 under that definition. The count resets after a processed reward.

Monthly 100% route

The monthly route offers a 100% share every 30 calendar days but adds several conditions:

  • A 35% best-day consistency score.
  • At least seven profitable days.
  • Each profitable day at 0.5% or more of starting Master Account size.
  • A 1% striking-system warning trigger.
  • Reset of consistency and profitable-day counts after processing.

Consistency example

If the largest profitable day is $1,400:

$1,400 ÷ 0.35 = $4,000 total profit

Total cycle profit must reach at least the rule’s required level, subject to the dashboard’s boundary calculation.

The highest percentage is therefore not the simplest cycle.

FundingPips Zero is separate

Zero currently publishes a 95% biweekly cycle with four combined conditions:

  1. Best day at 15% or below of cumulative profit.
  2. Seven profitable trading days within the rolling period.
  3. A 3% safety cushion that cannot be requested.
  4. Largest losing trade no greater than the largest winning trade.

A Zero account should not be compared using only its 95% share. Its 15% consistency rule is far tighter than the monthly 35% example.

How to compare take-home timing

Use a four-column worksheet:

InputQuestion
Gross requestable profitHow much profit is above any cushion?
Profit shareWhat percentage applies to the chosen cycle?
Earliest dateHas the timer finished?
Rule statusAre all day, consistency and striking conditions satisfied?

Illustration only: $2,000 of requestable profit at an 80% share gives $1,600 before provider or conversion charges. At 95%, it gives $1,900. A higher theoretical amount is irrelevant if the cycle conditions are not met.

Apply AUDIT before choosing the cycle

  1. Select the FundingPips evaluation model.
  2. Confirm which reward choices become available after passing.
  3. Enter AUDIT.
  4. Verify the participating purchase shows 10% off.
  5. Save the current model rules.
  6. Choose the Master Account cycle during setup.
  7. Record the first-trade timestamp.

The coupon does not convert one reward cycle into another and does not increase the profit share.

Common comparison mistakes

Comparing only the percentage

A 100% share can include more conditions and a longer timer.

Starting the timer from purchase

The official pages measure from the first Master Account trade.

Mixing Zero with evaluation routes

Zero has its own consistency, safety-cushion and trade-result tests.

Ignoring profitable-day definitions

A small green day may not reach the required percentage of starting account size.

Assuming a missed date closes the window

Some published cycles keep the request window open until submission; verify the dashboard for the selected model.

Bottom line

FundingPips reward cycles trade speed and simplicity against a higher published share. Weekly 80% is faster, biweekly choices can raise the share, and monthly 100% adds consistency, profitable-day and striking conditions. Code AUDIT provides 10% off all accounts without altering the chosen reward cycle.

Official sources checked

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

For models with multiple options, the cycle is selected during Master Account setup after the evaluation route is completed.