Been looking into scaling up with a few different prop firms and noticed some chatter about payout friction when traders start hitting significant profit withdrawals. Are any of you guys seeing noticeable delays or additional hoops to jump through once you move past the initial few smaller payouts, especially when looking at five-figure+ withdrawals?
I've heard similar whispers. It seems some firms are excellent with smaller payouts, but the administrative burden or 'due diligence' ramps up significantly for larger sums. It makes me question their actual liquidity.
That's a solid question. I've heard similar whispers, especially with some of the newer firms. Have you had any personal experience with slower payouts yet, or is this just preemptive research?
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I've definitely heard similar concerns, especially with some of the newer firms. My experience with a couple of the more established ones has been smoother, even with larger withdrawals, but it's always worth digging into their payout terms and community feedback before committing significant capital.
I've heard similar whispers, mostly anecdotally. It's tough to get clear data, but it seems like a common concern as traders scale up.
That's a solid question. I've heard similar whispers, especially with some of the newer firms. Have you tried looking at payout proof videos or threads where people show actual bank statements? That might give a clearer picture.