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BrightCore: payout caps and minimum payout

The most and the least you can request in one payout on BrightCore, for every account size, with and without addons.

The minimum you can request is $250. The payout cap is the main limit per request. It depends on your account size and is doubled with the 2x Payout Cap addon. On BrightCore, you can also request at most 50% of the current profit of your account (your balance minus your starting balance).


Payout caps by size

Size

Standard cap

With 2x Payout Cap

Minimum request

$25K

$1,000

$2,000

$250

$50K

$2,000

$4,000

$250

$100K

$3,000

$6,000

$250

$150K

$4,000

$8,000

$250

  • The cap and the $250 minimum apply to the requested amount, not to the amount you receive.

  • Profit you do not withdraw stays in the account. You can request it in later payouts.

  • The cap is the main limit. Your account also has to allow the request: your balance must stay at or above start + $100.

  • You can also request at most 50% of the current profit of your account (balance minus starting balance). The maximum is the lowest of the cap, 50% of current profit and balance minus (start + $100). To request a full cap, your current profit must be at least 2 x the cap.


What you receive

Size

Request at the standard cap

You receive at 80%

You receive at 100%

Payout cap with 2x Payout Cap addon

$25K

$1,000

$800

$1,000

$2,000

$50K

$2,000

$1,600

$2,000

$4,000

$100K

$3,000

$2,400

$3,000

$6,000

$150K

$4,000

$3,200

$4,000

$8,000

Scenario: more profit than the limits allow ($50K)

  • You have 5 winning days done and a balance of $53,000.

  • Current profit: $53,000 − $50,000 = $3,000. 50% of it is $1,500. The cap is $2,000. Available above start + $100: $2,900.

  • 👉 You request up to $1,500, the lowest limit, and receive $1,200 (or $1,500 with the 100% Profit Split addon). The other $1,500 stays in the account for a later payout.

  • With the 2x Payout Cap addon the cap is $4,000, but 50% of your profit is still $1,500. The maximum stays $1,500.

Scenario: the 50% limit is lower than the cap ($100K)

  • You have a balance of $104,000.

  • Current profit: $4,000. 50% of it is $2,000. The cap is $3,000.

  • 👉 You request up to $2,000 and receive $1,600 at 80%. To request the full $3,000 cap, you need a profit of at least $6,000.

  • With the 2x Payout Cap addon the cap is $6,000, but 50% of your profit is still $2,000. The maximum stays $2,000. To request the full $6,000 cap, you would need a profit of at least $12,000.

Scenario: the minimum

  • You request $250, the minimum. The full $250 comes off your balance.

  • 👉 You receive $200 at 80%, or $250 with the 100% Profit Split addon.

  • ⚠️ A request below $250 is not accepted.


Frequently asked questions

Can I request more than the cap?

No. The cap is the most you can request in one payout. The 2x Payout Cap addon doubles it.


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Is there a limit besides the payout cap?

Yes. You can also request at most 50% of the current profit of your account (your balance minus your starting balance), and your balance must stay at or above start + $100.


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Can I request my whole profit?

No. You can request at most 50% of your current profit, and never more than the cap. The rest stays in the account and you can request it in later payouts.


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Does the 2x Payout Cap addon remove the 50% of profit limit?

No. You can request at most 50% of the current profit of your account, even with the 2x Payout Cap addon. The maximum is the lowest of the payout cap, 50% of your current profit and balance minus (starting balance + $100).


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What happens to the profit I do not withdraw?

It stays in your account and can be requested in later payouts.


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Is the cap on what I request or on what I receive?

On what you request. At 80%, a $2,000 request gives you $1,600.


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Does 2x Payout Cap raise the minimum payout?

No. The minimum request stays at $250.


Where to go next

  • BrightCore: how do payouts work?

  • BrightCore: prices and addons

  • BrightCore: winning days

  • Looking for BrightPlus? Read BrightPlus: payout caps and minimum payout


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