FundedHive Payout Proof: USDC Payouts, Caps and Promo Code BRIDGE

Quick answer: The best FundedHive promo code is BRIDGE: up to 20% off, verified 15 November 2026. On payouts, here is what can be checked: FundedHive pays funded traders in USDC on the Ethereum network through a smart contract, with a $50 minimum and a daily cap of $1,000 per wallet on Classic and Pay From Profits ($2,000 on InstantGrowth), and its terms say every approved payout mints an NFT certificate. FundedHive has not published a payout wallet, so Prop Firm Bridge cannot show its payouts as a public total yet, and this guide does not invent one. Buy with BRIDGE for 20% off Pay From Profits and 10% off Classic and InstantGrowth on the FundedHive coupon code page.

FundedHive promo code "BRIDGE": payout rules, caps and proof, verified

FundedHive coupon code "BRIDGE": 20% off Pay From Profits, 10% off Classic and InstantGrowth

FundedHive discount code "BRIDGE": the same payout rules at a lower price

BRIDGE, the exclusive Prop Firm Bridge code, is independently verified: Akash Mane tests it by hand at FundedHive's own checkout every day. On the check of 15 November 2026, the code applied 20% on Pay From Profits and 10% on Classic and InstantGrowth.

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"Does it pay?" is the first question any trader should ask a prop firm, and the honest answer depends on what can be checked. For many firms, Prop Firm Bridge can show a running total of payouts read from a public blockchain, each one with a link you can open. FundedHive is a different case. It pays on the blockchain, in USDC, but it has not published the wallet its payouts come from, so there is no way yet to add its payouts up from the outside without guessing which wallet is which. Prop Firm Bridge does not guess.

What this guide can do is set out everything FundedHive states officially about how it pays: the currency, the network, the minimum, the daily caps, the conditions that must be met before a payout, and the record each payout leaves. It also explains how you can check your own payout on a public explorer once you receive one. Every rule here comes from FundedHive's terms and conditions, effective January 2026. Nothing here is a payout total, a trader story or a screenshot.

Does FundedHive pay out? What can and cannot be checked

FundedHive payout proof with promo code "BRIDGE": the honest picture

Here is the state of FundedHive's payout record, side by side with what a trader would want to see.

Why there is no total here

The Prop Firm Bridge payout tracker counts only payouts it can prove: transfers from a wallet that has been checked and tied to a firm. Firms that pay through Rise on Arbitrum, or that publish their own payout wallet, can be counted that way. FundedHive pays through its own smart contract and has not published the address, so the tracker cannot say which transfers on Ethereum are FundedHive payouts. The coupon page puts it plainly: FundedHive does not pay through a public on-chain rail Prop Firm Bridge can read, so its payouts cannot be shown as transactions.

That is not a sign that FundedHive does not pay. It is a gap in what can be proven from the outside. If FundedHive publishes its payout contract or wallet, the tracker can check it against its own figures and count it like any other firm.

FundedHive's standing on Prop Firm Bridge

FundedHive scores 87/100 on Prop Firm Bridge and is PFB Verified, the top band of the method (67 to 100). The score is built from many checks, of which a payout record is one. The full breakdown is on the FundedHive firm page.

My experience: I read FundedHive's payout sections word by word before writing this, because a payout guide with no verified total has to be careful about everything else it says. Every line in the table above can be found in the firm's own terms.

How FundedHive pays: USDC, Ethereum and a smart contract

FundedHive payout method with promo code "BRIDGE": USDC to your own wallet

FundedHive does not pay by bank transfer or card. Every payout is in USD Coin (USDC) on the Ethereum network, sent by FundedHive's smart contract to the wallet linked to your account.

Linking a wallet

FundedHive's general terms (section 2.5.1) say users must link a MetaMask wallet to the portal to use the services. By linking it, you let FundedHive interact with the address for transactions and account checks, and you stay responsible for the wallet and its private keys. FundedHive cannot recover a lost wallet or lost keys. Set the wallet up carefully, write down the recovery phrase offline, and never share it.

Why the $50 minimum exists

Section 8.1 explains the $50 minimum: it makes sure the ETH gas fee needed to run the smart contract never costs more than the payout itself. At about $1 to $2 of gas, a $50 payout loses 2% to 4% to the network fee; a $500 payout loses 0.2% to 0.4%. Larger, less frequent payouts lose less to gas.

Why the daily cap exists

Section 8.4 says the cap protects the payout contract against hacking attempts, because the payout wallet is decentralised, and protects FundedHive's liquidity. Section 8.5 says any profit above the cap stays fully available and can be withdrawn the next day, or in smaller parts, until the whole amount is received.

My experience: the gas line is the one most new FundedHive traders miss. A payout cannot be claimed from a wallet with no ETH in it, so I would put a few dollars of ETH in the wallet before the first request.

The FundedHive payout rules, programme by programme

FundedHive profit split and payout schedule with discount code "BRIDGE"

Each FundedHive programme has its own split, its own funded account fee and its own cap. Here they are together.

What "on demand" means at FundedHive

FundedHive's programme headings describe "instant on demand daily payouts under 60 seconds, 24/7". There is no fixed 14-day or 30-day cycle in the terms. Instead, a payout can be requested whenever the conditions are met, and the daily cap limits how much can leave in one day per wallet. So the speed limit at FundedHive is not a waiting period; it is the cap.

How the split is applied

Section 8.2 says a payout is finalised only after the profit split has been applied and any outstanding account fees or fee-related debts have been deducted in full. Section 8.3 says that when a payout runs, both your payout and FundedHive's share are taken from the smart contract at the same moment. So the number you receive is already your share, after fees.

My experience: the absence of a fixed payout cycle is the most unusual part of FundedHive's payout rules. I would read the cap, not the calendar, as the thing that sets how fast money comes out.

What must be true before FundedHive pays

FundedHive payout conditions with promo code "BRIDGE": the checklist

FundedHive's terms set several conditions that must all be met before a payout request goes through. These are the ones that matter most.

The A-Book rule, in plain words

FundedHive's terms describe an A-Book Dealing System (AADS). Funded accounts start with live A-Book execution, meaning orders go to the real market. If an account falls 1% below its initial balance, open positions are closed and the account moves to B-Book, where trades no longer earn payable profits. To earn payable profits again, the account must climb back to its initial balance, which moves it back to A-Book.

Two more rules follow from this. Losses made on the A-Book side create negative A-Book PnL, and new A-Book profit must first make that up before any withdrawal. Profits made while the account is on B-Book are not paid, but once the account is closed, the terms say they can be converted into Hive Coins, FundedHive's credit for new account purchases, with the final A-Book PnL reducing how many can be converted.

What this means for a funded trader

The 1% line is close to the start. On a $100K funded account, it sits at $99,000. A trader who opens the funded stage with a $1,000 loss stops earning payable profit until the account is back at $100,000. The cleanest way to be paid is to protect the start of the funded account, build profit above the initial balance, and withdraw from there.

Positions closed when the fee is covered

The terms also say that when floating equity reaches the amount needed to cover an outstanding Pay From Profits account fee, or the A-Book profit realisation threshold, the system closes open positions to lock in the profit, and this can happen without notice. If you trade a Pay From Profits funded account, expect a position to be closed once it covers the fee.

My experience: the A-Book section is the part of FundedHive's terms I would read before buying any account, because it decides when profit is payable. It is also the part most payout complaints about any firm tend to come from: rules a trader did not read.

The daily cap in practice: how long a payout takes

FundedHive withdrawal limit with coupon code "BRIDGE": days to withdraw

Because FundedHive caps withdrawals per wallet per day, a large payout comes out over several days. Here is how long it takes from a single wallet, counting each UTC day as one withdrawal of up to the cap.

The cap resets at 00:00 UTC. A trader who withdraws $1,000 at 23:50 UTC can withdraw another $1,000 at 00:05 UTC, so in practice two withdrawals can fall within a few minutes of each other across midnight UTC. Section 8.5 confirms that anything above the cap stays available for the next day.

What a full target looks like

Suppose a funded Classic NewBee $100K account makes 8% ($8,000) and the trader keeps 70%, or $5,600. At $1,000 a day, that comes out over 6 days from one wallet. On a 1 Step Bee $100K in the Low risk group, 8% profit gives an 80% share of $6,400; after the $1,000 funded account fee, $5,400 remains, which also takes 6 days.

Several accounts, several wallets

Section 8.7 says that for each account to have its own full daily cap, each must be linked to a different ERC-20 address, which can be from the same MetaMask wallet. If two accounts share an address, section 8.8 says the $1,000 cap is shared between them. A trader with three funded accounts on three addresses can withdraw up to $3,000 a day in total.

My experience: I would set up a separate address for every funded account before the first payout. It costs nothing and it is the only way to keep each account's cap separate.

Payout examples for every account size

FundedHive payout with discount code "BRIDGE": what a funded account pays

The examples below show what a trader receives after making the size of the Phase 1 target (8%) on a funded account, at each size, using FundedHive's splits and the Low group funded account fee for Pay From Profits. They are worked examples from the rules, not records of real payouts.

The Pay From Profits column takes the 1% funded account fee once, from the first profits. On later payouts there is no fee left to take, so the full 80% is paid. For a High group trader, the fee is 3%, half paid upfront; the half from profits is 1.5% of the account, so on the $100K the first share after the fee is $6,400 − $1,500 = $4,900.

Against the price you paid

These are what the rules would pay on a funded account that makes 8% and stays on A-Book. They say nothing about how many traders get there. A payout total would answer that question in part, which is why its absence matters.

My experience: I worked these out from the split and fee rules only. I would use them to decide whether a size is worth it, not as a promise of what an account will pay.

InstantGrowth payouts: the $2,000 cap and the level choice

FundedHive InstantGrowth payout with promo code "BRIDGE"

InstantGrowth has its own payout rules. Section 11 of its terms says a daily instant payout limit of $2,000 applies to InstantGrowth accounts once the 6% scaling target has been reached, paid through the smart contract, and resetting at 00:00 UTC.

At each level, a trader who reaches the 6% target has a choice: withdraw the profit, or use it to pay the upgrade fee of about 2% of the next level's balance and move up. The terms describe the cycle as: reach 6%, then withdraw the gains or pay for the next level, and so on to the $1,000,000 level.

The "left if you upgrade" column is the 6% target minus the upgrade fee, before the 80% split. FundedHive's dashboard shows the exact payable amount at each step, so check it there before choosing.

Level 1 is a verification stage

The terms list Level 1 as a stage for performance verification, with live A-Book execution from Level 2 onward. They also say one stop after Level 1 to withdraw available profit is allowed only once per user, and that a pattern of Level 1 resets aimed at farming payouts leads to a restriction from future InstantGrowth accounts. One user may hold at most 6 active InstantGrowth accounts.

My experience: InstantGrowth's cap is twice the evaluation cap, and the level choice is the real decision. I would decide before Level 1 whether the plan is to withdraw early or to climb.

How to check your own FundedHive payout

FundedHive payout proof on Etherscan: check it yourself

Because FundedHive pays in USDC on Ethereum, every payout you receive leaves a public record. You can open it on Etherscan, the public explorer for Ethereum, without signing in.

1. Open your wallet (for example MetaMask) and find the incoming USDC transfer.
2. Copy its transaction hash, or copy your own wallet address.
3. Paste it into the search box on Etherscan.
4. Check the token (USDC), the amount, the time (in UTC) and the sending address.
5. Compare the amount with the payout shown in your FundedHive dashboard, after the split and any fee.

FundedHive also says each approved payout mints an NFT certificate as a record of the payout. Your certificate should appear in the wallet linked to your account.

What a single payout proves, and what it does not

Your own transaction proves that you were paid, how much and when. It does not prove how often FundedHive pays other traders, because one transaction says nothing about the rest. That is the difference between a payout and a payout record. A record needs a known sending wallet, checked and summed over time, which is what the Prop Firm Bridge tracker does for the firms it can verify.

Screenshots and certificates

Payout screenshots and certificates posted online are easy to share and impossible to check. A transaction on a public blockchain can be opened by anyone, and it cannot be changed after the fact. If someone shows you a FundedHive payout, ask for the transaction hash, and open it on Etherscan yourself.

My experience: the first thing I would do after any FundedHive payout is open the transaction on Etherscan and match it to the dashboard. It takes a minute and it is the only proof that cannot be edited.

What would put FundedHive on the payout tracker

FundedHive payouts and the Prop Firm Bridge tracker

The prop firm payouts page names a wallet as a firm's only after a check: its last-24-hour count and total matched the figures public on-chain trackers publish for that firm, or a public tracker names it and its figures agree, or the firm's own website publishes it as its payout wallet and the totals agree with the firm's figures. Wallets nobody has tied to a firm are shown by address only and are not added to any total.

For FundedHive, the simplest route is the third one. If FundedHive publishes the address of its payout contract or wallet on its own website, the tracker can read its USDC transfers on Ethereum, check them against FundedHive's own figures, and count them. Until then, the FundedHive record on Prop Firm Bridge stays blank rather than estimated.

What the tracker shows for firms it can verify

For comparison, the tracker reads payouts from more than 30 firms through Rise on Arbitrum or from wallets the firms publish, and links every payout to its transaction. That is the standard FundedHive's record would be held to. It is also why this guide gives FundedHive's payout rules in full but no payout total.

My experience: I would rather publish a blank than a number I cannot check. FundedHive's payout design, with USDC on Ethereum and a smart contract, is well suited to public proof once the address is known.

Fees that come out before you are paid

FundedHive payout fees with coupon code "BRIDGE": what is deducted first

Section 8.2 of FundedHive's terms says a payout is finalised only after outstanding fees are deducted. On Pay From Profits, the main one is the funded account fee, set by the risk group you trade in. Here is what it comes to at each size.

The part taken from profits comes out of your share before the first payout is released. Once it is covered, later payouts carry the full 80% split. Classic accounts have no funded account fee, which is why their first payout is simpler to plan, at a lower split.

The other costs on the way to a payout

• Phase 2 access fee on 2 Step Bee: the next access fee, paid within 14 calendar days of passing Phase 1.
• Gas: about $1 to $2 of ETH per payout claim.
• Trading costs: $3 per lot round turn on raw spreads, with zero swaps.
• InstantGrowth upgrade fee: 2% of the new balance, paid from profits, only if you choose to move up a level.

My experience: I would put the funded account fee for my group into the plan before buying. On a $100K in the Moderate group, the first $2,000 of my share goes to the fee, and knowing that in advance makes the first payout feel on time rather than late.

A first-payout plan, step by step

FundedHive first payout with promo code "BRIDGE": from funded to paid

This is the order I would follow to reach a first FundedHive payout without a rule getting in the way. Each step comes from FundedHive's terms.

1. Before buying: set up a MetaMask wallet, write the recovery phrase down offline, and add a few dollars of ETH for gas.
2. At checkout: apply BRIDGE, so the access fee is 20% lower on Pay From Profits or 10% lower on Classic and InstantGrowth.
3. In the challenge: reach the target (8% and 6% on the 2 Step models, 10% on 1 Step Bee) with at least 3 profitable days of 1% or more each, inside the 10% static overall loss and the 3% per-trade limit.
4. When funded: link the account to its own ERC-20 address so it keeps its own daily cap.
5. First days funded: protect the initial balance. The account must stay above the 1% line to keep earning payable A-Book profit.
6. Before the weekend: close funded positions, since weekend holding is not allowed on funded accounts.
7. When the share covers any fee and reaches $50: close every open position, then request the payout.
8. After the payout: open the transaction on Etherscan, match it to the dashboard, and keep the NFT certificate in the linked wallet.

How long the first payout can take

There is no fixed waiting period in the terms. The time to a first payout is the time it takes to pass the evaluation, then to build enough profit above the initial balance to cover any fee and reach the $50 minimum. A Classic trader with no fee to cover can request as soon as the share passes $50. A Pay From Profits trader first covers the funded account fee for the group.

My experience: step 5 is the one I would watch most closely. A small loss at the very start of a funded account matters more at FundedHive than at many firms, because of the 1% line.

Common reasons a FundedHive payout is held back

FundedHive payout not received? Check these first

If a payout request does not go through, the cause is usually one of the rules below. Each is in FundedHive's terms.

When to contact FundedHive

If none of these explains it, contact FundedHive support from your account and give the account number, the time of the request in UTC and your linked wallet address. Keep a record of every message. If a Black Swan event has been declared on your trades, the terms give a separate dispute process under section 7.2.5.

My experience: almost every payout question I can imagine at FundedHive is answered by one line of this table. Checking it first saves a support ticket.

Questions worth asking FundedHive before a large payout

FundedHive payout questions with discount code "BRIDGE"

Rules change, and FundedHive's own sections do not always match on every point, as the weekend rule shows. Before planning a large withdrawal, these are the questions I would put to FundedHive support in writing:

• Is weekend holding allowed on my funded account type today?
• What is the current daily payout cap for my programme, and does it apply per address or per account?
• Has the funded account fee for my risk group been fully covered?
• Is my account on A-Book right now, and is there any negative A-Book PnL to recover?
• What is the address of the contract my payout will come from?

The last answer is also the one that would let anyone check FundedHive's payouts from the outside. Rule changes FundedHive makes are logged on the rule changes tracker, checked daily.

My experience: a written answer from support is worth more than any forum post. I would save it with the date, because the newest answer from the firm is the one that counts.

Keeping your payout wallet safe

FundedHive wallet safety with coupon code "BRIDGE"

Because FundedHive pays only to the wallet linked to your account, the wallet is part of your payout. FundedHive's terms say you stay responsible for the wallet and its private keys, and that FundedHive cannot recover lost keys. These habits keep a payout safe once it lands:

• Write the recovery phrase on paper, keep it offline, and never type it into a website or a chat.
• Never share the phrase with anyone who says they work for FundedHive or Prop Firm Bridge; neither will ever ask for it.
• Check the address you link, character by character, before you confirm it.
• Keep only a small amount of ETH for gas in the payout wallet, and move larger sums to storage you control.
• Ignore tokens or NFTs you did not expect; only the certificate tied to your approved payout comes from your FundedHive payout.

My experience: on-chain payouts are fast and easy to check, but nobody can reverse one sent to the wrong address. Two minutes spent checking the linked address is the cheapest protection there is.

Payout risks to know before you buy

FundedHive payout limits with discount code "BRIDGE": the fine print

Every firm has rules that can hold back a payout. These are FundedHive's, from its terms.

• The 1% A-Book line. A funded account more than 1% below its initial balance moves to B-Book, where profits are not payable until it recovers.
• Negative A-Book PnL. Live-side losses must be made up by new live-side profit before a withdrawal.
• Positions closed to cover fees. On Pay From Profits, positions can be closed once floating equity covers the outstanding fee.
• Weekend positions on funded accounts. The annexes do not allow weekend holding on funded accounts, and section 7.2.3 of the general terms says open positions are closed at the close of market on the last business day of each week. The annexes allow weekend holding in challenges; because the sections differ, confirm the current rule with FundedHive.
• No copy trading on funded accounts. It is allowed only in challenges.
• Risk group limits. On Pay From Profits, trading beyond your group's limits pauses the account until the fee difference is paid.
• Black Swan events. Section 7.2.4 lets FundedHive declare a Black Swan event by email, cancelling trades in that window; section 7.2.5 describes a process to dispute it.
• Wallet safety. FundedHive cannot recover a lost wallet or keys, and payouts go only to the linked wallet.

Protections in your favour

• Slippage protection on challenges. Slippage up to 10% of a realised loss counts as normal; negative slippage beyond that, up to 50%, is credited back.
• Liquidity provider rejections. If a liquidity provider rejects an A-Book order and the forced close makes a loss, the terms say that loss is credited back to your balance.
• No monthly payout limit. Only the daily cap applies.
• Raw spreads, $3 per lot round turn, zero swaps. Lower costs leave more profit to withdraw.

My experience: I listed the risks first because they decide whether a payout happens at all. None of them is unusual on its own; together, they are worth reading once before the first trade.

Does the BRIDGE code change FundedHive's payouts?

FundedHive promo code "BRIDGE": a lower price, the same payout rules

No. BRIDGE lowers the access fee at checkout, and nothing else. The split, the cap, the minimum, the A-Book rules and the funded account fee are the same whether you paid list price or the BRIDGE price.

• Pay From Profits 1 Step Bee and 2 Step Bee: 20% off the access fee. The $100K 1 Step Bee is $199.20 instead of $249.00.
• Classic 2-Step NewBee: 10% off. The $100K is $449.10 instead of $499.00.
• InstantGrowth: 10% off. The $10K start is $269.10 instead of $299.00.

The code is the same for new and returning traders. What it changes is how much profit you need before your payouts have covered what you paid. On a Classic $100K at 70%, covering $449.10 takes $641.57 of profit, against $712.86 at list price. On a 1 Step Bee $100K in the Low group, covering the fee and the $199.20 takes $1,499.00 of profit, against $1,561.25 at list price.

Why the advertised percentage elsewhere may be higher

Some coupon sites show a bigger FundedHive percentage than any code gives, because a bigger number gets more clicks. At checkout the total does not move by that much. BRIDGE is checked at FundedHive's own checkout every day, and the coupon page shows the result with the date. This guide does not call it the highest FundedHive discount, because FundedHive can run a sale of its own at any time; it is the exclusive Prop Firm Bridge code, verified and tested every day.

My experience: I checked the payout sections of the terms for any line that depends on the price paid, and there is none. The code only lowers your price.

How to use promo code BRIDGE at FundedHive

How to apply the FundedHive promo code "BRIDGE" at checkout

1. Open FundedHive's website and sign in or create an account.
2. Link your MetaMask or compatible wallet when the portal asks, and keep a little ETH in it for gas.
3. Pick the programme and size.
4. Type BRIDGE in the coupon box, in capitals, with no spaces, and apply it.
5. Check the total: 20% below list on Pay From Profits, 10% below on Classic and InstantGrowth. Then pay.
6. Once funded, link each account to its own ERC-20 address so each keeps its own daily cap.

Why so many FundedHive codes don't work

Codes fail when they were made for a sale that has ended, for one programme only, or when they are typed with a space or in lower case. Some are copied from page to page and never tested. BRIDGE is tested every day, and if anything changes, the FundedHive coupon code page shows it the same day. FundedHive takes one code per order, so BRIDGE cannot be stacked with another code.

My experience: the wallet step is the one to do early. A wallet with no ETH, or one shared between accounts, slows a payout far more than anything at checkout.

Quick answers by search

FundedHive payout proof with promo code "BRIDGE": the short answers

• Does FundedHive pay out? It pays in USDC on Ethereum through a smart contract; no verified total is public yet.
• Is FundedHive on the payout tracker? No, it has not published a payout wallet.
• FundedHive payout method: USDC, ERC-20, to your linked wallet.
• FundedHive payout speed: on demand, confirmed within 60 seconds, per FundedHive.
• FundedHive minimum withdrawal: $50.
• FundedHive daily payout limit: $1,000 per wallet on Classic and Pay From Profits, $2,000 on InstantGrowth.
• FundedHive payout cap reset: 00:00 UTC.
• FundedHive monthly payout limit: none.
• FundedHive gas fee: about $1 to $2 of ETH.
• FundedHive profit split: 70% Classic NewBee, 80% Pay From Profits and InstantGrowth, up to 90% on Classic QueenBee.
• FundedHive payout certificate: an NFT for every approved payout.
• Check a FundedHive payout: open the transaction on Etherscan.
• FundedHive promo code: BRIDGE, 20% off Pay From Profits, 10% off Classic and InstantGrowth.

All the same code, the same box, the same result.

Keep reading: more FundedHive guides

FundedHive guides with coupon code "BRIDGE"

• FundedHive price for every account size: all 20 accounts, before and after the code.
• Cheapest FundedHive account: the low end, ranked by price, room and budget.
• Which FundedHive plan to pick: the four programmes matched to trading styles.
• Is FundedHive worth it? The full cost against the rules and payouts.
• Prop firm payouts page: every firm whose payouts can be verified on-chain.
• Rule changes tracker, to see when FundedHive changes a payout rule.

Before you buy, check today's tested price on the FundedHive coupon code page, then take BRIDGE to checkout.