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Profit split

Updated OCTOBER 6, 2026· Fullport Capital

Definition

Profit split means the share of a funded account's withdrawn profit that goes to the trader, with the rest kept by the prop firm. An 80% split means you receive 80 cents of every payout dollar. Fullport's split is 80/20, applied to each approved payout request after the request cap, and paid in SOL.

Also: 80/20 split · 80/20 profit split · profit share

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How the split is applied#

The headline percentage means most once you know what it is applied to. At Fullport the order is fixed:

  1. Measure profit above the withdrawal buffer: starting size plus 4% (see withdrawal buffer).
  2. Cap the request at $1,000, $2,000 or $3,000 by account size.
  3. Split that request: 80% to you, 20% to Fullport.
Profit above bufferRequestYou receive (80%)
$500$500$400
$1,000$1,000$800
$2,000$1,000 (cap)$800

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Fullport keeps 20% of the request: $100, $200 and $200. Each request is capped; profit above the cap does not carry over.

Per capped request you receive up to $800, $1,600 or $2,400 by account size. Across the three payouts an account allows, that is up to $2,400, $4,800 or $7,200.

Quick answers

What does 80/20 profit split mean?
It means 80% of each payout goes to the trader and 20% stays with the prop firm. At Fullport a $1,000 approved request pays you $800 in SOL, with $200 retained by Fullport.
Is the profit split applied before or after the payout cap?
After. Fullport caps the request first, at $1,000, $2,000 or $3,000 by account size, and then splits the capped request 80/20. So one request pays you up to $800, $1,600 or $2,400.
How is the profit split paid at Fullport?
Your 80% is calculated in USD and sent in SOL to the Solana wallet on your profile. A new request opens every 5 days, up to three payouts per funded account, with no KYC.

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