Traders Launch currently presents its payout path as three days to the first request and daily requests afterward, but the sequence still includes passing the evaluation and completing the applicable funded buffer conditions. Prop Firm Audit records code COMPARE for 30% off Traders Launch futures accounts when accepted at checkout.
The payout sequence
The current official site presents a three-part path:
- Pass the evaluation.
- Complete the SimFunded buffer stage.
- Request the first payout, then request on later profitable days under the current rules.
“Three days” is not a guarantee that every buyer receives money exactly three calendar days after purchase. Evaluation results, account review, buffer requirements, business-day processing and payment delivery all affect the full timeline.
Evaluation comes first
The current standard plans use these published figures:
| Plan | Profit target | EOD max drawdown | Starting size |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100K | $2,000 | $1,000 | 2 minis or 20 micros |
| 200K | $4,000 | $2,000 | 4 minis or 40 micros |
| 300K | $6,000 | $3,000 | 6 minis or 60 micros |
The evaluation can be completed in as little as three trading days. It uses end-of-day trailing drawdown that locks at the starting balance. The evaluation also has its own consistency conditions, while the official site currently advertises no consistency rule once funded.
What the buffer stage means
Passing does not make all subsequent profit immediately withdrawable. The funded path contains a buffer step before payout access. Traders should use the number shown in their issued account because the exact requirement attached to the dashboard controls.
A simple planning formula is:
Withdrawable amount = current funded profit − protected buffer − any non-withdrawable amount
Do not insert a guessed buffer into this formula. Record the actual dashboard value after the SimFunded account opens.
First request versus later requests
The official site distinguishes the first payout from subsequent daily access. It currently advertises:
- First-payout access after the stated initial sequence
- Daily requests afterward on profitable days
- No funded consistency rule
- No payout caps
- No activation fee
- An 80% trader share on the displayed standard plans
“No payout cap” does not mean the account’s entire notional balance is withdrawable. It refers to payout policy; the account balance remains simulated, and only qualified profit under the agreement can be requested.
A timeline worksheet
| Checkpoint | Date or value |
|---|---|
| First evaluation trading day | Record |
| Third completed trading day | Record |
| Profit target reached | Record |
| SimFunded issued | Record |
| Required buffer | Dashboard value |
| First request becomes available | Dashboard date |
| Request submitted | Timestamp |
| Payment delivered | Timestamp |
This separates trading time, firm processing and payment delivery.
Code COMPARE and current savings
The recorded discount is 30%, so a covered price is multiplied by 0.70.
| Standard plan | Listed price | 30% saving | Calculated price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100K | $159 | $47.70 | $111.30 |
| 200K | $299 | $89.70 | $209.30 |
| 300K | $599 | $179.70 | $419.30 |
These calculations use the current recorded list prices. Confirm the live price, coupon coverage and final total because checkout can change.
Before buying
- Choose Standard or Legacy NYC deliberately.
- Check evaluation trading days and consistency.
- Review the funded buffer.
- Confirm the profit share.
- Enter COMPARE.
- Verify the 30% reduction.
- Save the account rules and order receipt.
The official Traders Launch site currently publishes the three-day-first-payout message and standard-plan figures. The Traders Launch audit provides a consolidated account review.
Bottom line
The correct interpretation is a sequence: pass the evaluation, complete the funded buffer and then reach first-payout access, followed by daily requests under the current funded rules. Code COMPARE is recorded for 30% off, but the coupon never changes the payout timeline or risk limits.