The profit split: what you truly keep
The profit split is your share of the profit, but the headline figure tells only part of the story. Payout frequency, add-ons and fees all play a role.
The standard
Most firms begin at 80%. Some pay 85% or 90% from the start, and a few reach 100% through scaling or paid add-ons.
Add-ons and scaling
Many firms offer a higher split at checkout, typically for 10–20% more on the fee to reach 90%. Others raise it automatically after a set number of payouts or as the account grows.
Our 90%+ split list shows which firms offer it and how.
What reaches you
Payouts are made in US dollars, which your bank converts to dirhams; transfer fees from services such as Rise and crypto network fees are worth watching.
Is higher always better?
Not when it comes with stricter rules or a higher fee. An 80% split with a static drawdown can leave you better off than 90% with a trailing limit you keep reaching.
Questions, answered
What is a typical split?
80% is the norm, with 90% widely available as an add-on.
Is the fee deducted from profit?
No, and many firms refund it with the first or third payout.