Payout Bonus
Get rewarded for your success. Submit proof of a payout from a participating prop firm, and receive SmartPoints after approval.
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Claim your payout bonus
Four steps from claim to rewards.
- Step 1
Submit Claim
Submit your payout proof through SmartPropFirm.
- Step 2
SPF Reviews Eligibility
SmartPropFirm reviews your claim for program eligibility.
- Step 3
Partner Firm Verifies
The prop firm verifies your payout.
- Step 4
Bonus Issued
Once approved, your bonus is issued. Limited to 1 submission per user per month per firm.
Payout Bonus timeline
Find the batch for your payout date.
| Batch | Payouts dated | Bonus issued by |
|---|---|---|
| Batch 1 | 1st–14th | 20th |
| Batch 2 | 15th–31st | 7th of the next month |
These are target verification dates. Timing may vary depending on the partner firm. Firms with their own Payout Bonus timeline may differ.
Get your proof ready.
A clear payout record helps us review your claim.
Proof requirements
Your proof should clearly show:
- Your name
- The prop firm’s name
- Payout amount and date
- A clear payout document
Eligibility
To claim the Payout Bonus, you need:
- A payout from a participating prop firm
- A SmartPropFirm account
- Clear proof of the payout
- A qualifying submission under the program terms
FAQ
Payout Bonus FAQ
The details behind your rewards.
You need a SmartPropFirm account and an eligible payout from a participating prop firm. Submit clear payout proof for review under the program terms.
Your proof should clearly show your name, the prop firm’s name, and the payout amount and date. Use a clear payout document so the team can review your submission.
No. Submit your payout proof manually through SmartPropFirm. Your claim must be approved before bonus SmartPoints are credited to your account.
You can submit once per user, per month, per firm. Each submission must meet the Payout Bonus eligibility and proof requirements.