During your first payout cycle, Stradger applies a maximum withdrawal limit of 10% of the initial account balance on all Master (funded) accounts.
This means that, regardless of the amount of profit generated before the first payout, traders can only withdraw up to 10% of the original funded balance during this initial cycle.
Any profit exceeding this limit will remain in the trading account and cannot be withdrawn until the first payout has been completed.
Why does this limitation exist?
The first payout limitation is a temporary measure designed to ensure:
A stable and controlled trading environment
Proper evaluation of the trader’s behavior, consistency, and strategy
Prevention of early-stage account abuse
Long-term sustainability and fairness across the entire ecosystem
The period between purchasing a challenge and reaching the first payout is often very short.
This restriction helps Stradger validate that the trader is operating responsibly and within the platform’s risk guidelines.
Is this considered a penalty or breach?
No.
The 10% limitation is not a penalty, and it is not classified as a breach of trading rules.
It is simply a system safeguard applied during the early phase of a funded account.
What happens after the first payout?
After the first payout is successfully completed, this restriction is fully removed.
Traders may then withdraw profits normally, based on their payout cycle and account performance—with no additional limitations related to withdrawal percentages.