Funding Pips Payout Proof: $16.7M On-Chain Since June, and Discount Code BRIDGE (November 2026)

Quick answer: Yes, Funding Pips pays, and you can check it yourself. On 11 November 2026 the live payouts tab on Prop Firm Bridge showed $16,775,705 paid to traders since 21 June, across 8,705 on-chain payouts on 131 days, with $2,840,367 across 1,547 payouts in the last 30 days, a 30-day median of $1,156 and a 30-day largest single payout of $26,248. Every one of those payouts has a public proof link. Before your own first payout you still have to buy the account, and coupon code BRIDGE takes 20% off a new purchase and 5% off a returning one, tested on the Funding Pips coupon code page every day.

Funding Pips discount code "BRIDGE": 20% off new purchases, verified 2026

Funding Pips coupon code "BRIDGE": tested 11 November 2026, 5% off returning purchases

Funding Pips promo code "BRIDGE": the same code on all 37 accounts

BRIDGE is independently verified: Akash Mane, founder of Prop Firm Bridge, tests it by hand at Funding Pips' own checkout every day. On the test of 11 November 2026, the 2 Step Pro $100K came to $372.80 instead of $466.

Active and verified Funding Pips discount code

"Does Funding Pips pay?" is the question every trader asks before the price question. A firm can have a low fee and good rules and still be a poor buy if rewards are slow, small or hard to reach. So this guide does not start from the firm's marketing. It starts from the payments themselves: money Funding Pips sent to traders, recorded on a public blockchain, with a proof link for each one.

Every payout figure in this guide comes from the Funding Pips live payouts tab on Prop Firm Bridge, read on 10 November 2026. Every rule comes from Funding Pips' own help centre and terms. Every price is Funding Pips' list price for purchases made on or after 28 September 2026, with code BRIDGE applied. Nothing here is a payout we heard about, a screenshot someone posted, or a number we estimated. Where a figure is our own arithmetic on those records, the guide says so.

The figures will move after today. The payouts tab is live, so the totals grow with every new payment. Treat the numbers below as a dated snapshot and open the tab for the current count.

Does Funding Pips actually pay? The on-chain record

Funding Pips payout proof with discount code "BRIDGE": $16,775,705 tracked since 21 June

The short answer is yes, and in volume. On 10 November 2026 the Funding Pips live payouts tab showed the following record, counted only from payouts Funding Pips sends through Rise on the Arbitrum blockchain.

What the all-time figures say

$16,775,705 across 8,705 payouts means the average on-chain Funding Pips payout since 21 June was about $1,927. Spread over the 131 days with payouts, that is roughly 66 payouts and about $128,059 on an average payout day. Those two averages are our own division of the published totals, not separate figures from the firm.

The useful part is not the size of the total. It is that the total is made of thousands of individual payments, each one a separate transaction anyone can open. A large total built from a few big transfers would tell you little about an ordinary trader's chances. A total built from 8,705 separate payments, half of them under $1,156 in the last 30 days, tells you the firm pays routinely, not only to a handful of large accounts.

What the last 30 days say

The 30-day window is the better guide to how Funding Pips pays now. In the 30 days to 10 November 2026 it sent $2,840,367 across 1,547 payouts. That is about 52 payouts and about $94,679 a day on average, and an average payout of about $1,836. The last 30 days hold about 17% of the all-time dollar total and about 18% of the all-time payout count, so the recent pace sits a little below the all-time average, with each payout close to the all-time average size.

A lower recent pace is not a warning on its own. The all-time window includes the June peak, when the biggest single day reached $676,855. Payout volume at any firm moves with how many traders reach their reward dates in a given week, and that depends on purchase waves weeks earlier. What matters for you is that the 30-day window still shows more than fifteen hundred separate payments.

The biggest day, 24 June

The biggest day on record was 24 June, with $676,855 across 299 payouts. That works out to about $2,264 per payout that day, a little above the all-time average. One day holding about 4% of the all-time total is a sign of a busy reward cycle, not of one giant transfer: 299 payments went out that day.

My experience: I read the Funding Pips payouts tab on 10 November 2026 before writing this guide, in the 7-day, 30-day and all-time views, and checked that every row in the latest payouts list carried its own proof link. On the same day I tested BRIDGE at Funding Pips' own checkout: the 2 Step Pro $100K dropped from $466 to $372.80 as a new purchase. Those two checks, the payout record and the checkout price, are the two facts this guide is built on.

How Prop Firm Bridge counts Funding Pips payouts

Funding Pips coupon code "BRIDGE" and payouts: only on-chain payments with a proof link are counted

A payout total is only as good as the method behind it. Here is exactly what the Funding Pips payouts tab counts and what it leaves out.

What is counted

The tab counts only the payouts Funding Pips sends through Rise, on the Arbitrum blockchain. Each payout appears with its date, its time in UTC, its amount, an "On-chain" status and a short transaction reference that opens on Arbiscan, the public explorer for Arbitrum. The tab also names the paying wallet, so you can open the wallet itself and see the full history of transfers out of it.

Because the payments are on a public blockchain, they cannot be edited after the fact. A payment that shows on the tab today will still show in the same place on Arbiscan next year, with the same amount and time.

What is not counted

Payouts by bank transfer, card, other crypto routes or any other method are not counted. Funding Pips offers several reward methods, so the firm's real total is very likely higher than the figure on the tab. Read the $16,775,705 as a floor: money we can prove was sent, not everything the firm has paid.

The tab also does not show who received each payout or which account produced it. A blockchain shows that money moved from one wallet to another; it does not show the trader's name, account size or programme. That protects traders' privacy, and it means the tab cannot tell you, for example, how many of the payouts came from 2 Step Pro accounts.

How the wallet was verified

Before the wallet was added to the tracker, the count and total of its last 24 hours of payouts were matched against two public on-chain trackers. They matched exactly on 10 October 2026. That check confirms the wallet is the one Funding Pips pays from, not a wallet that only looks similar.

Why a floor is the honest number

Some pages quote a single headline figure for a firm's all-time payouts with no way to check it. A floor you can check line by line is more useful than a bigger number you have to trust. If Funding Pips pays through other methods as well, the true total is higher, which is good news for you, not a gap in the proof.

My experience: When I read the tab I checked the method note against the list itself: every row in the latest payouts list carried the "On-chain" status and a reference linking to Arbiscan. I did not find a row without a proof link. The method note on the tab says plainly that bank and card payouts are left out, and I kept to that rule in this guide: every dollar figure here is an on-chain figure.

What a typical Funding Pips payout looks like

Funding Pips promo code "BRIDGE" and the typical payout: median $1,156 in the last 30 days

Averages can mislead when a few large payments pull the number up. The median is the better guide to an ordinary payout, and the tab shows it directly.

Median versus average

The 30-day median payout was $1,156: half of the 1,547 payouts in the last 30 days were bigger and half were smaller. The 30-day average, from our own division, was about $1,836. The gap between the two means a smaller number of large payouts lifts the average. That is normal for any prop firm, because a small share of traders run large accounts or have unusually good months.

For planning, use the median. On a $5K or $10K account a median-sized payout would take a very strong cycle; on a $100K account it takes a modest one, as the account-size section below shows. The median says what the firm routinely pays out, not what your account will make.

The largest payout in 30 days

The largest single payout in the last 30 days was $26,248, and the tab links straight to its proof. Payouts of that size most likely come from large accounts with strong months, but the blockchain does not show the account behind it, so we do not guess at it here.

A snapshot of the latest payouts

When we read the tab on 10 November 2026, the six most recent payouts were these. Each opens on Arbiscan from the tab.

Six payments in 17 minutes, from $518 to $2,106, is a fair picture of an ordinary afternoon. Most are below the median, one is well above it. This is a snapshot, not a sample chosen to look good: it is simply the top of the list at the moment we read it.

What the amounts mean for a small account

A $518 payout is a real result for a $5K or $10K account. At an 80% split it means the account made about $648 in profit for the cycle, our own arithmetic. That is a reachable number for a careful trader, and it shows the payout list is not made only of large accounts.

My experience: I read the median and the largest figure straight from the tab's 30-day view and copied the latest six payouts exactly as listed. I did not open every payout on Arbiscan, and I do not claim to have: the tab's own wallet link is there for anyone who wants to check the full list.

When Funding Pips pays: the busiest hours in UTC

Funding Pips discount code "BRIDGE" and payout timing: most payouts land between 13:00 and 16:00 UTC

The payouts tab also shows when payouts happen. Over the last 30 days, the three busiest hours were these.

What the hours tell you

Those three hours hold 674 of the 1,547 payouts in the last 30 days, about 44%, by our own count. The single busiest hour, 14:00 to 15:00 UTC, holds about 19% on its own. In other words, Funding Pips sends its Rise payouts in a fairly tight afternoon window in UTC, which points to payouts being sent in working-hour batches rather than at random times through the night.

That matters if you are waiting on your first reward. If your request has been approved and the money has not arrived, the afternoon UTC window is when it is most likely to land. A payment that has not arrived by the evening UTC is more likely to come in the next day's window than to be lost.

How the hours fit the stated processing time

Funding Pips says rewards are processed in 1 to 3 working days, plus the time your payment provider takes. The tab's hour pattern fits that: approved requests are paid out in a working-day window, and the 1 to 3 day range is the wait between your request and that window. A transfer on Arbitrum settles quickly once it is sent, so most of the wait is likely the firm's review rather than the transfer.

Converting the window to your time

13:00 to 16:00 UTC is 18:30 to 21:30 in India, 08:00 to 11:00 in New York while the United States is on standard time, 13:00 to 16:00 in London in winter and 21:00 to 00:00 in Singapore. Daylight saving shifts some of these by one hour, so check your own offset from UTC.

My experience: I read the hour chart from the 30-day view of the tab and checked it against the latest six payouts, which all fell between 14:15 and 14:32 UTC, inside the busiest hour. I also read Funding Pips' stated processing time in its help centre before writing this section, so the 1 to 3 working days figure is theirs, not ours.

Funding Pips payout schedule by programme

Funding Pips coupon code "BRIDGE" works on every programme; the reward schedule differs by programme

How often you can be paid depends on the programme you buy. BRIDGE takes the same 20% or 5% off every one of them, but the reward schedule and split are set by the programme.

2 Step Standard: the widest choice of schedule

2 Step Standard has four routes: 60% weekly, 80% bi-weekly, 90% on demand and 100% monthly. It is the only programme with an on-demand route. The trade-off is plain: the faster you want to be paid, the smaller your share. For a trader who wants a fast first payout to prove the account to themselves, the weekly or on-demand route is there; for a trader who wants the most money per cycle, the monthly route pays 100%.

2 Step Pro: weekly at 80%

2 Step Pro pays 80% weekly or 100% monthly. Its minimum payout is 1% of the Master account size, including the firm's share, so on a $100K Master account the reward request has to be at least $1,000 of profit before the split. On the monthly route, for purchases made from 15 August 2026, Funding Pips also requires 35% consistency and 7 days with at least 0.5% profit.

1 Step Flex and 2 Step Flex: bi-weekly by default

1 Step Flex pays 80% bi-weekly or 100% monthly after conditions. 2 Step Flex pays 80% bi-weekly, 95% bi-weekly, or 100% monthly; the 95% route needs 3 profitable days per phase, while the 80% route needs 1 trading day per phase.

FundingPips Zero: 95% every 14 days

Zero has no evaluation and pays a 95% split every 14 days, with its own conditions covered in the next section. Its 95% is its standard split, and it comes with the strictest set of payout conditions.

My experience: I read the reward schedule for each programme in Funding Pips' help centre and its Compare Account Models page, then matched each one to the firm record on Prop Firm Bridge before building the table. BRIDGE is recorded at 20% for new purchases on all 37 accounts across every programme, so the schedule you choose does not change what you pay.

Payout conditions that decide whether you get paid

Funding Pips promo code "BRIDGE" lowers the price, not the payout rules

A reward can be declined or cut for a condition the trader did not read. Here are the Funding Pips conditions that decide whether a request is paid in full.

News trading on Master accounts

In the evaluation, deliberately trading high-impact news is prohibited. On a Master account the rule works through profit deduction: profit is deducted for trades opened less than 5 hours before a high-impact news event and closed inside the news window. The window is 5 minutes around news releases and 10 minutes around speeches. The account is not breached; the profit from those trades is removed from the reward.

Holding positions on a Master account

Holding trades is allowed in the evaluation. On a Master account, holding needs the Swing add-on. Without it, open positions are closed by the system, and that is not counted as a breach. For a payout this matters because a forced close can turn an open profit into a smaller closed one.

FundingPips Zero conditions

Zero has the most payout conditions. To be paid you need 7 profitable days, a 15% consistency score, a 3% safety cushion and a condition comparing your biggest loss with your biggest win. News trading and weekend holding are not allowed on Zero; overnight holding is. Zero accounts are closed after 30 inactive days. The 5% trailing maximum loss locks at the starting balance, so once the account is far enough in profit the floor stops moving.

2 Step Pro monthly route

For 2 Step Pro accounts bought from 15 August 2026, the 100% monthly route needs 35% consistency and 7 days of at least 0.5% profit. The weekly 80% route does not carry those conditions, so if you trade in a few large days a month, the weekly route may be the one you can actually claim.

Trading conduct

Funding Pips' Trading Conduct and Security Standards forbid high-frequency trading, server spamming, latency arbitrage, hedging, trading opposite positions across accounts, tick scalping, copy trading between users and copying in from external sources. You cannot use a VPN or VPS and you should trade from a consistent IP region. EAs (expert advisors) are allowed. Normal scalping is not listed as prohibited; tick scalping is. Read the full standards on the Funding Pips help centre before your first reward request.

What changed on 28 September 2026

For purchases from 28 September 2026, Funding Pips split the daily-loss options into separately priced versions, removed the 60% Profit Concentration rule for new purchases, and removed the Risk Per Trade Idea rule on new 2 Step Flex funded and Zero accounts. Accounts bought earlier keep their legacy terms. Every change like this is logged on the prop firm rule changes tracker.

My experience: I read the news, holding, Zero and conduct rules in Funding Pips' help centre before writing this section and checked each one against the firm record. Where an older note and the current terms differed, I used the current terms. The coupon itself has no effect on any of these rules: at checkout BRIDGE changed only the order total.

Funding Pips payout methods, KYC and countries

Funding Pips discount code "BRIDGE": pay with card or crypto, be paid by Rise, crypto, card or bank

How you buy

Funding Pips accounts are priced in USD and can be bought with Visa, Mastercard, Google Pay, Apple Pay, PayPal, Neteller, Skrill, Paysafe Card or crypto. BRIDGE applies to the order before payment, whatever method you choose.

How you are paid

Rewards can be paid by card, by crypto in USDT or USDC, through Rise, by bank transfer or by Tradin Transfer. Funding Pips processes rewards in 1 to 3 working days, plus the time your payment provider takes. Only the Rise route on Arbitrum shows on the public payouts tab, because it is the only route that leaves a public record.

KYC

Funding Pips requires identity verification (KYC) before a reward is paid, and age requirements apply. The minimum age is not stated in the records we hold, so check it in the firm's terms before you buy. Do the KYC early: a reward request on an account whose owner has not passed KYC waits until it is done.

Restricted countries

Funding Pips' Compare Account Models page, as recorded on 11 November 2026, lists Vietnam and the United Arab Emirates as restricted. The firm's list can change, so check the Compare Account Models page before you buy if you live in or travel through a country that might be affected.

Refunds

The exact refund terms are not in the records we hold, so we do not state them here. Read Funding Pips' own terms before you pay. BRIDGE does not change refund eligibility; it only lowers the price.

My experience: I read the payment and reward method lists in Funding Pips' help centre and matched them to the firm record. At checkout on 10 November 2026 BRIDGE applied the same 20% before the payment step, so the payment method you pick does not change the discount.

Payout proof against what you pay: the fee maths

Funding Pips coupon code "BRIDGE" and earning back the fee: with BRIDGE, at 80% you earn back your fee once profit reaches the list price

Payout proof tells you the firm pays. The fee maths tells you how much profit you need before a payout is real money in your pocket.

The earn-back rule with BRIDGE

With BRIDGE a new buyer pays 80% of the list price. At an 80% split, the trader keeps 80% of profit. So the profit you need to earn back your fee is exactly the list price: on the 2 Step Pro $100K you pay $372.80, and $466 of profit at 80% gives you back $372.80. That clean result holds on every programme at the 80% split, and it is our own arithmetic on Funding Pips' prices.

On FundingPips Zero, with a 95% split, you need less profit than the list price: $50.53 at $5K, $74.11 at $10K, $158.32 at $25K, $205.47 at $50K, $373.89 at $100K and $747.79 at $200K.

The median payout against common fees

The last column divides the $1,156 median payout by the new-buyer price. It is not a forecast of your result. It shows that one ordinary payout, of the size Funding Pips sends every day, covers the fee of any $100K account more than twice over.

Cost per $1,000 and cost per $100 of loss room

With BRIDGE, the lowest cost per $1,000 of account size is FundingPips Zero at $100K or $200K, at $3.55, then 2 Step Pro $200K at $3.68. The lowest cost per $100 of loss room is 1 Step Flex with a 2% daily loss at $100K, at $3.53, then the same programme at $50K at $3.59, then 2 Step Flex $100K at $3.70. Zero is the most expensive per $100 of loss room at every size, at $19.20 at $5K, because its 5% trailing loss gives the least room. Use the position size calculator to size trades to that room.

Two accounts or one

Two 2 Step Pro $100K accounts cost $745.60 with BRIDGE, against $735.20 for one $200K, so one larger account is $10.40 cheaper. Two Zero $100K accounts cost exactly the same as one Zero $200K, $710.40.

My experience: I worked out every figure in this section from Funding Pips' list prices, and checked them against the BRIDGE offers on the coupon page, which on 11 November 2026 showed the 1 Step Flex $100K with a 2% daily loss going from $529 to $423.20. Every price matched to the cent. For the full list of 37 prices, see Funding Pips price for every account size.

Using BRIDGE before your first Funding Pips payout

Funding Pips promo code "BRIDGE": one code per order, 20% new, 5% returning

How to apply it

Choose the programme and size on Funding Pips, go to checkout, type BRIDGE in the coupon box and press apply. The order summary should show the new total before you pay: 20% off for a new purchase, 5% off for a returning one. If it does not, check the code is typed in capitals with no space and that you are not on an order already carrying another code. You can also open Funding Pips with BRIDGE and enter the code at checkout.

One code per order

Funding Pips accepts one code per order. Codes do not stack, so BRIDGE cannot be added on top of another code, and another code cannot be added on top of BRIDGE. If you see a sale on the site, compare the sale price with the BRIDGE price on the Funding Pips coupon page before you pay.

New versus returning buyers

BRIDGE gives 20% off a new purchase and 5% off a returning purchase, following Funding Pips' own purchase terms. The firm decides which rate applies, by its own definition of a new or returning purchase; the exact test it uses is not in our records beyond those terms. The checkout total shows which rate you got.

Why other codes may not work

Codes found elsewhere are often old, tied to a past sale, limited to a single use, or limited to some programmes. Funding Pips updates its prices and offers often, so a code that worked last month may no longer apply. BRIDGE is the only code this guide covers, because it is the one Prop Firm Bridge tests at checkout every day. BRIDGE is also used as the Funding Pips referral code; it is the same code in the same box.

Resets

Funding Pips' reset prices are 8% of the account price for Phase 1 and 7% for Master on 1 Step Flex, and 8%, 8% and 7% on the two-step programmes. Whether BRIDGE applies to a reset is not in our records, so check the reset checkout total yourself.

My experience: Each day I enter BRIDGE at Funding Pips' checkout on a new purchase and confirm the order summary drops by 20%. On 11 November 2026 the 2 Step Pro $100K went from $466 to $372.80. I have not tested BRIDGE on a reset, so this guide does not say it works there.

What a Funding Pips payout looks like at each account size

Funding Pips coupon code "BRIDGE" by account size: what a 5% month pays you

The payout record shows what Funding Pips pays across all traders. This section turns that into your own numbers: how much a given month of profit pays at each account size, and how much profit it takes to reach a payout the size of the median.

What 5% of profit pays at each size

The table takes a month with 5% profit on the account and shows what you keep at an 80% split and at a 95% split. It is our own arithmetic, not a promise of results.

How much profit a median-sized payout takes

To be paid $1,156, the 30-day median, at an 80% split, the account has to make $1,445 of profit. That is 28.9% on a $5K account, 14.45% on $10K, 5.78% on $25K, 2.89% on $50K, 1.445% on $100K and 0.7225% on $200K. The point is simple: on small accounts the median payout is a big month, on large accounts it is a small one. Many of the payouts below the median on the tab will be from smaller accounts having ordinary months.

Small account or large account for a first payout

A $5K 2 Step Pro costs $26.40 with BRIDGE and a 5% month pays $200 at 80%. A $100K 2 Step Pro costs $372.80 and the same 5% month pays $4,000. The larger account is cheaper per $1,000 of size with BRIDGE, $3.73 against $5.28, so the same 5% month returns more per dollar of fee; the bigger difference is how much you lose if you fail. A small account is a cheap way to learn the rules and reach a first payout; a large account turns the same skill into a bigger payout.

My experience: I built this table from the account sizes and the splits in Funding Pips' help centre, and checked the BRIDGE prices quoted here against the coupon page on 11 November 2026. None of the figures in this section are payouts I received; they are what the published rules pay for a given profit.

Why a first Funding Pips payout gets delayed

Funding Pips promo code "BRIDGE" saves on the fee; these checks save the payout

These are the conditions in Funding Pips' own terms that can hold up a first reward. All of them can be checked before you press request.

KYC not finished

A reward is not paid until identity verification is done. Finish KYC as soon as the Master account is issued, not on the day you want to be paid.

Below the minimum or before the date

On 2 Step Pro the request has to reach 1% of the Master account size, including the firm's share. On every programme the request has to fall on the schedule of the route you chose: weekly, bi-weekly, monthly or, on 2 Step Standard, on demand.

Consistency and profitable-day rules

The 2 Step Pro monthly route needs 35% consistency and 7 days of at least 0.5% profit. Zero needs 7 profitable days, a 15% consistency score, a 3% safety cushion and the biggest-loss versus biggest-win condition. The 95% route on 2 Step Flex needs 3 profitable days per phase. Count your days before you request.

Profit removed for news trades

On a Master account, profit from trades opened less than 5 hours before high-impact news and closed inside the 5-minute news window, or the 10-minute window around speeches, is deducted. The reward is then smaller than the balance suggests.

My experience: I read each of these conditions in Funding Pips' help centre and its trading conduct standards before writing this list. They are the checks I would run on any account before a reward request, and none of them is affected by the code you used to buy the account.

How to check a Funding Pips payout yourself

Funding Pips discount code "BRIDGE" and payout proof you can open in one click

You do not need to trust us on any of the numbers above. Here is how to check them.

Step 1: open the payouts tab

Go to the Funding Pips live payouts tab. Choose 7 days, 30 days or all time. The total, the payout count, the largest payout and the median update for the period you choose.

Step 2: open one payout

In the latest payouts list, click the reference next to any payout. It opens the transaction on Arbiscan. Check that the amount, the date and the time match the row on the tab. Times on the tab are in UTC, and so are times on Arbiscan.

Step 3: open the wallet

Below the hour chart, the tab names the paying wallet. Open it on Arbiscan to see every transfer out of it. That is the full list the tab counts from.

Step 4: compare with other firms

The prop firm payouts tracker shows the same on-chain records for every firm we track, side by side. Funding Pips was #6 on 10 November 2026. Comparing firms by verified payouts is more useful than comparing by claimed totals.

My experience: I followed these four steps on 10 November 2026 while writing this guide. The tab showed the total, count, median and largest payout for each period, and every row in the latest list carried an Arbiscan reference with a UTC time.

What the payout numbers do not prove

Funding Pips coupon code "BRIDGE": the price is fixed, the payout depends on you

They do not prove you will be paid

The record shows Funding Pips pays traders who pass and meet the conditions. It does not show how many traders fail, or how likely you are to pass. The payout record cannot tell you what share of buyers reach a payout. It tells you the firm pays when you earn it; your risk control decides whether you earn it.

They do not show declined requests

A blockchain records payments, not refusals. If a reward request is declined for a rule breach, nothing appears on-chain. That is why the conditions section above matters as much as the payout totals.

Reviews

On 10 November 2026 Funding Pips held a 4.1 rating from 11 trader reviews on Prop Firm Bridge, every review checked against proof of purchase before it goes live. That is a small sample, so we give it less weight than the payout record. You can read them on the Funding Pips review.

The verdict

Funding Pips holds a PFB score of 90 out of 100 and is PFB Verified. The payout record is one reason: thousands of public, checkable payments since June. Rules, prices and support make up the rest. To compare it with another verified firm, see Funding Pips vs The5ers.

My experience: I kept this guide to what the records show. I did not count declined requests, guess how many traders pass, or quote payouts I could not open. The two things I can confirm every day are the BRIDGE checkout price and the on-chain payout list, and those are the two things this guide gives you.

Quick answers by search

Funding Pips payout proof discount code "BRIDGE": $16,775,705 on-chain since 21 June, 20% off.

Does Funding Pips pay "BRIDGE": yes, 1,547 on-chain payouts in the last 30 days.

Funding Pips median payout "BRIDGE": $1,156 in the last 30 days.

Funding Pips largest payout "BRIDGE": $26,248 in the last 30 days.

Funding Pips biggest payout day "BRIDGE": $676,855 on 24 June, 299 payouts.

Funding Pips payout time "BRIDGE": busiest 14:00 to 15:00 UTC.

Funding Pips payout processing "BRIDGE": 1 to 3 working days plus provider time.

Funding Pips Rise payouts "BRIDGE": counted on Arbitrum, each with an Arbiscan proof.

Funding Pips weekly payout "BRIDGE": 2 Step Pro 80% weekly, 2 Step Standard 60% weekly.

Funding Pips on-demand payout "BRIDGE": 2 Step Standard, 90% split.

FundingPips Zero payout "BRIDGE": 95% every 14 days, $60 to $48.00 at $5K.

Funding Pips coupon code "BRIDGE": 20% off new, 5% off returning.

Funding Pips promo code November 2026 "BRIDGE": tested 11 November 2026.

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

Next: for every price, read Funding Pips price for every account size, and for the lowest one, cheapest Funding Pips account. To choose a programme, read which Funding Pips plan to pick, and for the full verdict, is Funding Pips worth it. The Funding Pips challenge accounts list every rule, the 2 Step Pro model page has the firm's own Pro terms, and the Funding Pips coupon code page has every BRIDGE price, checked daily.