FXIFY Payout Proof 2026: $1,620,748 Paid On-Chain Through Rise, and Every Payout Rule (Code BRIDGE)

Quick answer: Yes, FXIFY pays, and you can check it. As of 11 November 2026, Prop Firm Bridge's payout tracker shows $1,620,748 paid to traders on-chain since 24 June, in 1,240 payouts on 92 days, each sent through Rise on the Arbitrum blockchain with a public proof link. In the last 30 days FXIFY sent $283,874 in 240 payouts; the median payout was $564 and the largest $37,134. Payouts by bank or other routes are not counted, so the real total may be higher. Buy an FXIFY evaluation, Instant Funding Standard or crypto account with coupon code BRIDGE for 26% off (35% off One Phase for new traders); today's prices are on the FXIFY coupon code page.

FXIFY payout proof with coupon code "BRIDGE": $1,620,748 on-chain, verified 2026

FXIFY discount code "BRIDGE": 26% off, tested at checkout on 11 November 2026

FXIFY promo code "BRIDGE": 35% off One Phase for new traders, checked daily

BRIDGE, the code I used at checkout, is independently verified: Akash Mane, founder of Prop Firm Bridge, tests it by hand at FXIFY's own checkout every day. On the test of 11 November 2026, the One Phase $100K came to $356.85 for a new trader instead of $549.00.

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Before you pay for a prop firm account, there is one question that matters more than the price: will this firm actually pay me if I earn it? Every firm says yes. Very few let you check. FXIFY is one of the firms where you can check, because many of its payouts go out through Rise on a public blockchain, and every one of those transfers leaves a record that anyone can open.

This guide puts together what that record shows, what it does not show, and the payout rules FXIFY lists for each of its ten programmes: the split, the first payout date, the cycle after that, the minimum withdrawal and the conditions that can hold a payout back. Every number comes from Prop Firm Bridge's own payout tracker and our records of FXIFY's rules. Nothing here is a total we estimated or a payout we were told about.

What does FXIFY's payout proof show?

FXIFY payouts with code "BRIDGE": the on-chain record as of 10 November 2026

Prop Firm Bridge tracks the payouts FXIFY sends through Rise on the Arbitrum blockchain. Each one has a transaction you can open on Arbiscan, the public explorer for Arbitrum. Here are the headline numbers from the FXIFY payouts tab on 10 November 2026.

These are payouts the firm sent, counted one by one. They are not a figure FXIFY published about itself, and they are not a guess based on how many accounts a firm sells. If FXIFY stopped paying through Rise tomorrow, the total would stop growing and the "last payout" time on the tab would get older by the hour. That is what makes a record like this useful: it moves only when money moves.

What the numbers work out to

A few simple divisions make the headline figures easier to read. All of them use only the numbers in the table above.

The gap between the average ($1,182.81 in the last 30 days) and the median ($564) tells you how the payouts are spread. Half of the last 30 days' payouts were $564 or less, and half were bigger. A small number of large payouts, such as the $37,134 one, pull the average up well above the middle. For a trader, the median is the more honest picture of a typical FXIFY payout: hundreds of dollars, not thousands, with some much larger ones.

The latest payouts on the tab

The tab lists the most recent payouts with their time in UTC, the amount and a proof link. On 10 November 2026 the latest ones were:

The five payouts at 16:36 UTC share one transaction, which shows FXIFY sends payouts in batches: one transfer from the firm's Rise flow pays several traders at the same moment. Together those five came to $6,619. The $86 payout a minute earlier sat in a separate transaction. Small amounts like $86 and $494 appear next to amounts over $2,000, which matches the spread you see in the median and average.

You can see the live list, with every proof link, on the FXIFY payouts tab, and compare FXIFY with other firms on the prop firm payouts page.

My experience: I read FXIFY's payout rules for all ten programmes before writing this, and then tested BRIDGE at the checkout on the One Phase $100K, where the total dropped from $549.00 to $356.85 for a new trader. The payout record is the reason I was comfortable recommending the code at all.

How FXIFY pays traders: Rise, Arbitrum and bank transfer

FXIFY payout methods with code "BRIDGE": Rise, bank transfer or crypto

FXIFY pays through Rise. Our record of FXIFY's terms lists Rise as the payout flow, with a choice of bank transfer or cryptocurrency inside Rise. You do not pick a separate payment company; Rise is the route, and the bank or crypto option is how the money reaches you from there.

Why only the on-chain payouts are counted

When FXIFY sends a payout through Rise on Arbitrum, the transfer is public: it has a time, an amount and a transaction hash. That is what Prop Firm Bridge counts. Payouts that do not leave a public on-chain record cannot be checked by a stranger, so the payout tracker says plainly: payouts by bank, card or other routes are not counted, and the firm's real total may be higher.

That is the right way round. A record that undercounts is safer to trust than one that guesses. $1,620,748 is a floor, not a ceiling.

How the wallet was checked

The tracker follows a wallet FXIFY uses to send Rise payouts on Arbitrum; the tab shows it as 0x434a50…b702. To confirm it was the right wallet, the count and total of its last 24 hours of payouts were compared with two public on-chain trackers on 10 October 2026, and they matched exactly. Prop Firm Bridge does not name those trackers, but the check is simple to repeat: any public Arbitrum explorer shows the same transfers.

What "within 3 business days" means in practice

The 3 business days run after two things are done: your Rise setup and FXIFY's account verification. On a first payout, verification includes identity checks and a review of the account against its rules. Our record is careful to call the 3 days a typical processing time, not a promise that every transfer arrives at the same moment. Identity review or a rule check can add time. Business days also leave out weekends, so a payout requested late in the week can take longer in calendar days.

My experience: reading FXIFY's payout terms, the line I would point a new trader to first is the one about verification. Set up Rise and finish verification before you need the money, not on the day you request your first payout.

FXIFY payout rules for every programme

FXIFY profit split and payout schedule with code "BRIDGE", programme by programme

FXIFY sells ten programmes, and each has its own payout rules. The split ranges from 80% to 100%, and the first payout can come on demand, after 7 days, after 10 trading days or after 14 days, depending on the programme. Here is every one, from our challenge records.

The three payout patterns at FXIFY

Once you look past the names, the ten programmes fall into three payout patterns.

• On demand first, then a cycle. One Phase, Two Phase Standard and Three Phase let you take the first payout on demand, then move to a 30-day cycle, or 14 days if you bought the add-on. All three pay 90%. One Phase adds a condition: the first payout comes after the first profitable funded trade.
• A fixed cycle from the start. Two Phase Pro (10 days, 80%), Instant Funding Standard (14 days, 90%), Instant Funding Lite (10 trading days, 90%), Lightning (7 days first, then 14, 90%) and Crypto Instant (14 days, 80%) pay on a set schedule.
• Choose speed or split. Two Phase Classic and Crypto Standard let you trade a faster cycle for a lower split: 14 days at 80%, or 30 days (monthly on crypto) at 100%.

Fastest first payout at FXIFY

If what you want is the shortest wait between being funded and being paid, the on-demand programmes are the fastest on paper: One Phase, Two Phase Standard and Three Phase. On One Phase, the first payout opens after the first profitable funded trade. Lightning is next with a first payout 7 days after the first funded trade. The instant accounts skip the evaluation, so the clock starts on day one, but the first payout still waits 14 days (Instant Standard) or 10 trading days (Instant Lite).

The fastest route from purchase to first payout is a different question, because it includes the evaluation. Lightning has a 3-day minimum and a five-day window; One Phase has a 5-day minimum. The instant accounts have no evaluation at all. Our guide to picking an FXIFY plan goes through which one fits which trading style.

Highest split at FXIFY

The highest split FXIFY lists is 100%, on two programmes: Two Phase Classic on its 30-day cycle, and Crypto Standard on its monthly cycle. Every other programme pays 90%, except Two Phase Pro and Crypto Instant at 80%. Whether 100% on a 30-day cycle beats 80% on a 14-day cycle depends on you: 100% keeps every dollar of profit, while the 14-day cycle gets money out twice as often.

My experience: FXIFY's payout table was the longest part of the rules to read, because no two programmes are quite the same. The pattern above is how I keep them straight. At checkout the code took 26% off, and 35% off One Phase for a new buyer.

What FXIFY's payout sizes mean for your account

FXIFY payout vs account price with code "BRIDGE": what a $564 median payout covers

The median FXIFY payout in the last 30 days was $564. That number is most useful when you put it next to what you pay for the account. With BRIDGE, a lot of FXIFY accounts cost less than one median payout. The table below shows the BRIDGE price of common accounts, the gross profit you would need to make for your share to cover that price at the listed split, and the price as a share of one $564 median payout.

The profit needed is the BRIDGE price divided by your split. For the One Phase $100K: $406.26 ÷ 0.90 = $451.40. For the Two Phase Pro $100K: $443.26 ÷ 0.80 = $554.08. The last column is the BRIDGE price divided by $564.

How to read this table honestly

The median is a fact about FXIFY's payouts across every trader and every account size that was paid through Rise in the last 30 days. It is not a promise about your account, and the tracker cannot tell which payout came from which programme. What the table does show is scale. On every $100K evaluation in the list, the BRIDGE price is less than one typical FXIFY payout. On the bigger instant accounts, the price is two or more typical payouts, because you pay to skip the evaluation.

The other way to read it is in percentages of the account. On the One Phase $100K, $451.40 of profit is 0.45% of the account. On the Three Phase or Lightning $100K, $328.07 is 0.33%. On the Instant Standard $50K, $1,438.07 is 2.88%. Those are the profit levels at which your share pays back the fee, before anything else.

Where the $37,134 payout fits

The largest FXIFY payout in the last 30 days was $37,134. The tracker does not show which account it came from, and Prop Firm Bridge does not guess. What it does show is that FXIFY's payouts are not limited to small amounts: payouts in the tens of thousands go through the same Rise flow, on the same public record, as the $86 ones.

The biggest single day on record was 28 July 2026, when FXIFY sent $60,801 in 32 payouts, an average of $1,900.03 each. That day alone is 3.75% of everything tracked since 24 June.

Our FXIFY price guide lists the BRIDGE price of all 62 accounts if you want to run the same sum for the one you are looking at.

My experience: I worked out the profit-needed column from the checkout totals I saw with BRIDGE applied and the split in FXIFY's rules for each programme. It is the first sum I would do before buying any account: what my share has to reach before the fee is paid back.

When FXIFY pays: the busiest payout hours in UTC

FXIFY payout times with code "BRIDGE": most payouts land between 14:00 and 17:00 UTC

The FXIFY payouts tab also shows when in the day FXIFY's on-chain payouts arrive. Over the last 30 days, the three busiest hours were:

So in the last 30 days, 148 of FXIFY's 240 on-chain payouts, almost two in three, landed in the three hours between 14:00 and 17:00 UTC, and more than a third landed in the single hour from 16:00 to 17:00. The latest batch on the tab fits this: five payouts at 16:36 UTC on 9 November and one at 16:35.

Why this pattern matters to a trader

A clear payout window suggests a routine: payouts sent in groups at a regular time of day, rather than at random. For you, it means two practical things. First, if your payout has been approved and you are waiting for the money, the afternoon UTC window is when it is most likely to appear in Rise. Second, if a payout does not arrive, it is easier to tell the difference between "not sent yet" and "something is wrong" when you know when payouts usually go out.

The window tells you when on-chain transfers happened, not when traders asked for them. A payout requested on Monday morning may land in a later afternoon batch, after the review and the Rise steps. The 3-business-day processing time in FXIFY's terms is the number to plan around.

Payouts on 92 days since 24 June

Since 24 June 2026, FXIFY's tracked wallet has paid on 92 different days. Not every calendar day has a payout, which fits with business-day processing and batching: some days carry many payouts, and some carry none. The all-time average is 13.48 payouts on each paying day, and the biggest day carried 32.

My experience: the payout window is not something FXIFY's rules state; it comes from the tracker. What the rules do state is the 3 business days after verification, and I read that line twice before testing BRIDGE at checkout. Plan around the rule, and treat the window as a hint.

How to check an FXIFY payout yourself

FXIFY payout proof on Arbiscan with code "BRIDGE": check it in under a minute

You do not have to take Prop Firm Bridge's word for any of these numbers. Every payout on the FXIFY tab has a proof link, and you can open it yourself.

1. Open the FXIFY payouts tab.
2. In the "Latest payouts" list, pick any payout and click its proof link. It opens the transaction on Arbiscan, the public explorer for the Arbitrum blockchain.
3. On Arbiscan, check the time of the transaction. It should match the time on the tab, in UTC.
4. Check the amount sent. It should match the payout amount on the tab.
5. Check the sending address. It should be the wallet the tab names, shown as 0x434a50…b702.
6. If several payouts on the tab share one transaction, as the five at 16:36 UTC on 9 November do, the transaction on Arbiscan will show several transfers inside it.

That is the whole check. It takes less than a minute, and it does not need an account, a wallet or any software. Anyone with a browser can do it.

What to look for if something does not match

If a time looks off, check which time zone you are reading: the tab shows every payout in UTC. If a sending address does not match the wallet the tab names, the transfer is not one of the payouts the tab counts. If a proof link does not open, try again later rather than drawing a conclusion: the link points to a public explorer, and the record itself does not change.

Why this is better than screenshots

Many traders judge a firm's payouts by screenshots posted on social media. A screenshot shows one person's payout once, and it cannot be checked. An on-chain payout can be opened by anyone, any time, and the record cannot be edited after the fact. A total built from on-chain payouts is a sum of checkable facts. That is why the payouts tab is built this way, and why bank transfers, which cannot be checked by a stranger, are left out.

My experience: reading FXIFY's payout terms next to the payouts tab, what I value is that the two agree: the terms say Rise, and the record shows Rise. I tested BRIDGE at checkout the same day, and the 26% applied as usual.

What FXIFY's payout record does not show

FXIFY payout proof limits: read the record with code "BRIDGE" in mind

A good record is honest about its edges. Here is what the on-chain FXIFY record cannot tell you.

• Who was paid. A transaction shows an amount and a receiving address, not a name. Prop Firm Bridge does not try to match payouts to people.
• Which programme or account size. A $564 payout could come from a $10K or a $200K account. The tracker cannot tell, so it does not say.
• How many tries it took. The record shows the payout, not the evaluations bought before it.
• The split. The amount on-chain is what was sent to the trader, after the split. It does not show the gross profit.
• Payouts by other routes. Bank, card or other payouts are not counted. FXIFY's real total may be higher than $1,620,748.
• Payouts that were refused. If FXIFY declined a payout request because of a rule breach, there is no transfer, so there is nothing on-chain to see.
• Anything before 24 June 2026. The tracked total starts on 24 June 2026. FXIFY was founded in 2023, well before the tracked period began.

None of these makes the record weaker. They just set its scope: the record proves that FXIFY sends real money to traders regularly, and how much and when. Whether your own account gets paid depends on you and on FXIFY's rules, which is why the next section matters as much as this one.

No trader reviews yet on Prop Firm Bridge

FXIFY has no trader reviews on Prop Firm Bridge yet. Reviews on the site need proof of purchase and are checked before they go live, so they take time to collect. Until there are some, the on-chain record and FXIFY's written rules are the two sources you can check yourself. If you trade with FXIFY, a short review of your payout experience on the FXIFY review page helps the next trader.

My experience: the payout record tells me FXIFY pays; FXIFY's rules tell me what I would have to do to be paid. I read both before testing the code at checkout, and I would tell anyone buying an FXIFY account to do the same.

From purchase to first FXIFY payout: the timeline for each programme

How long until an FXIFY payout with code "BRIDGE": evaluation, first payout, processing

A payout record tells you FXIFY pays. A trader planning a purchase also wants to know how long the road to a first payout is. It has three parts: the evaluation (if there is one), the first payout rule once funded, and the processing time after a request. Here they are side by side, from our records. The evaluation column shows the minimum trading days, which is the shortest the evaluation can be, not how long it usually takes.

What the timeline tells you

The instant accounts have no evaluation, so the first payout clock starts with your first trade: 14 days on Instant Standard, 10 trading days on Instant Lite, and the 14-day cycle on Crypto Instant. You pay more for the account to skip the test, and in exchange the road to a first payout is the most predictable.

Among the evaluations, Lightning has the shortest minimum (3 trading days inside a five-day window) but then waits 7 days after the first funded trade. One Phase has a 5-day minimum but then allows a first payout on demand after the first profitable funded trade. Which of those is faster for you depends on how quickly you reach the target, not on the rules alone.

The two-step and three-step evaluations take the longest at minimum: at least 8 trading days on Classic, 10 on Standard and 15 on Three Phase before you are funded, because each phase has its own minimum. Standard and Three Phase then allow an on-demand first payout, which shortens the wait at the end.

Processing is the same everywhere

Whatever the programme, the last step is the same: a request, a review, and processing that our record lists as typically within 3 business days after Rise and account verification. That is why it pays to finish your Rise setup and verification as early as FXIFY allows. The on-chain record then shows where those payouts end up: the afternoon UTC batches described above.

My experience: I put this timeline together from FXIFY's rules for each programme, read one by one. When I tested BRIDGE at checkout, the total dropped by 26% (35% on One Phase as a new buyer), so the timeline, not the discount, is what separates them.

FXIFY rules that can hold back a payout

FXIFY payout conditions with code "BRIDGE": what to read before you request

The on-chain record shows that FXIFY pays. FXIFY's rules decide whether a particular account is paid. These are the conditions in our records that most often matter at payout time, programme by programme.

Consistency conditions, in plain words

Five FXIFY programmes carry a consistency condition with a percentage: 20%, 25% or 30%. The idea is that no single trading day should make up too large a share of your total profit. FXIFY's terms define exactly how the share is measured, so read the definition for your programme before you plan a payout. In practice, steady days make a consistency condition easy to meet, and one outsized day makes it harder. If you are on Classic, Lite, Lightning or either crypto programme, check your consistency number on the dashboard before you request.

Two Phase Standard, One Phase and Three Phase list no consistency rule, and Two Phase Pro lists no percentage consistency rule. For traders who tend to make most of their profit on a few big days, those programmes remove one condition that can hold a payout back.

Payout caps on Two Phase Pro

Two Phase Pro pays every 10 days at 80%, and our record says its first two payouts are capped, with the cap tied to the starting balance. The exact cap is set in FXIFY's terms for each size. If you trade Pro, assume that a very strong first cycle may not be paid out in full on the first request, and read the cap for your account size before you plan around one payout.

What the Standard lock means after a payout

On Two Phase Standard, the 10% maximum loss trails your highest closed balance and locks at the starting balance when you take a payout. After that, the floor stays at the starting balance. For a $100K Standard account, the floor starts at $90,000 and trails up with your highest closed balance; once it locks, it stays at $100,000, and your room from that point is whatever profit you hold above $100,000. That is good to know before you withdraw everything above the start in one go.

My experience: this is the table I spent the longest on when I read FXIFY's rules, because each line is a reason a payout could wait. The checkout test was quick by comparison: BRIDGE applied, and the total dropped by 26%.

The FXIFY minimum withdrawal on small accounts

FXIFY $50 minimum withdrawal with code "BRIDGE": the profit you need first

FXIFY's standard minimum withdrawal is $50. On a large account it barely matters. On the smallest accounts it sets how much profit you need before your first payout is possible.

At a 90% split, your share reaches $50 at $55.56 of profit ($50 ÷ 0.90). At 80%, it takes $62.50 ($50 ÷ 0.80). At 100%, $50 is $50. On the Instant Standard $1K, that is more than 5% of the account, under an 8% trailing maximum loss. On the Lite $2,500, it is 2.22% of the account, under a 4% trailing line.

The crypto programmes are left out of this table on purpose. Some of our records list size-specific minimums for crypto accounts, so check the exact figure on your dashboard instead of using $50.

Minimum withdrawal against the fee

On the Lite $2,500, the price is $19.00, and the first possible withdrawal at the standard minimum is $50. On the Three Phase $5K, the BRIDGE price is $28.86 against the same $50. On these small accounts, the first withdrawal you can take is already more than the account cost. On the Instant Standard $1K, the price ($51.06) is just above the $50 minimum.

Our guide to the cheapest FXIFY account ranks every small account by price and loss room if you want to compare them in more depth.

My experience: the $50 minimum is the line in FXIFY's payout terms I would read first on any small account. At checkout, the Three Phase $5K came to $28.86 with BRIDGE, so on that account the first possible withdrawal is more than one and a half times what it cost.

New trader or returning trader: are FXIFY payouts the same?

FXIFY new customer code "BRIDGE": a lower price, the same payout rules

Yes. BRIDGE changes what you pay at checkout, and nothing else. The payout rules, the split, the cycle and the minimum withdrawal are the same whether you paid list price, 26% less or 35% less.

• New trader on One Phase: 35% off with BRIDGE. The One Phase $100K costs $356.85 instead of $549.00, and needs $396.50 of profit for your 90% share to cover it.
• Returning trader on One Phase: 26% off. The same account costs $406.26 and needs $451.40 of profit to cover it.
• Two Phase, Three Phase, Instant Funding Standard, Lightning and crypto accounts, any trader: 26% off, with the same payout rules as at list price.

Our offer list shows an end date of 31 December 2026 for the 35% One Phase rate. After that date, check the FXIFY coupon code page for the current rate before you buy.

Does a discount change how FXIFY treats a payout?

No. Nothing in FXIFY's payout rules in our records refers to how much you paid for the account. A payout on an account bought with BRIDGE goes through the same review, the same Rise flow and the same processing time as one bought at list price. The code only lowers your price.

My experience: on the One Phase $100K, the BRIDGE line in the order summary showed 35% for a new buyer. I then read the One Phase payout rules again to check nothing referred to the price paid, and nothing did.

How to use coupon code BRIDGE at FXIFY

How to apply FXIFY coupon code "BRIDGE" at checkout

1. Open FXIFY's checkout and sign in or create an account.
2. Pick the programme and the account size. If payout speed matters to you, check the cycle in the payout table above before you choose.
3. Add any add-ons you want, such as the 14-day payout add-on on programmes that offer it. They change the total, so add them first.
4. Type BRIDGE in the coupon box, in capitals, with no spaces, and apply it.
5. Check the order summary: the programme, the size, the BRIDGE line and the total. Then pay.

Why so many FXIFY codes don't work

Most codes in lists fail for plain reasons. They were made for a sale that has ended, for one programme only, or for new traders only. Some are copied from page to page without anyone testing them. Some fail because of a typo or a space. BRIDGE is tested by hand at FXIFY's checkout every day, and if anything changes, the FXIFY coupon code page shows it the same day.

Can you stack BRIDGE with another FXIFY code?

No. FXIFY takes one code per order, and a second code replaces the first. If FXIFY runs a sale of its own, compare the total with BRIDGE and without it, and pay the lower one.

My experience: the checkout test is the same every day: pick an account, type BRIDGE, apply, and read the total. On 11 November 2026 the One Phase $100K came to $356.85 for a new trader, from $549.00.

Quick answers by search

FXIFY payout proof with coupon code "BRIDGE": the short answers

• Does FXIFY pay out? Yes: $1,620,748 on-chain through Rise since 24 June 2026.
• FXIFY payouts in the last 30 days: $283,874 in 240 payouts.
• FXIFY median payout: $564 in the last 30 days.
• FXIFY largest payout: $37,134 in the last 30 days.
• FXIFY biggest payout day: $60,801 on 28 July 2026, 32 payouts.
• FXIFY payout method: Rise, by bank transfer or crypto.
• FXIFY payout time: typically within 3 business days after Rise and account verification.
• FXIFY minimum withdrawal: $50 standard; crypto accounts can differ.
• FXIFY profit split: 80% to 100%, depending on the programme and cycle.
• FXIFY fastest payout: on demand after funding on One Phase, Two Phase Standard and Three Phase.
• FXIFY 100% split: Two Phase Classic on the 30-day cycle, Crypto Standard monthly.
• FXIFY busiest payout hour: 16:00–17:00 UTC.
• FXIFY payout proof link: every payout on the payouts tab opens on Arbiscan.
• FXIFY discount code: BRIDGE, 26% off, 35% off One Phase for new traders.

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

Keep reading: more FXIFY guides

FXIFY guides with coupon code "BRIDGE"

• FXIFY price for every account size: all 62 accounts with list and BRIDGE prices.
• Cheapest FXIFY account: every account ranked by price and by loss room.
• Which FXIFY plan to pick: the ten programmes matched to trading styles.
• Is FXIFY worth it? The full cost against the record.
• FXIFY live payouts tab and the prop firm payouts page.
• Rule changes tracker, to see when FXIFY changes a payout rule.

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