r/TakeProfitTrader

Image 1 — Started trading 6 months ago and have passed over 5 accounts now and secured 2 payouts I think I understand now!!!
Image 2 — Started trading 6 months ago and have passed over 5 accounts now and secured 2 payouts I think I understand now!!!
Image 3 — Started trading 6 months ago and have passed over 5 accounts now and secured 2 payouts I think I understand now!!!
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Started trading 6 months ago and have passed over 5 accounts now and secured 2 payouts I think I understand now!!!

I’ve only been trading for 6 months now and honestly I feel like it shouldn’t be this easy for me. I’m still nervous though because I know very well how little I know of trading. I only mastered my specific strategy and never watched other yt vids or trading influencers so I only know my way of trading and that may have a reason. I’m still nervous though as I know this isn’t luck at this point because I’ve done this over and over and am abt to have a max payout on 4 50k lucid acc! If yall have any questions or want advice or even have any for me please lmk im still learning to trade and any knowledge honestly helps!

u/BeginningSource4809 — 5 days ago

Just hit my first 10k day, will let you guys know if i can withdraw profits

Just hit a first 10k day on 5 of my copytraded 50k pro accounts. I didnt know it will auto-liquidate when 10k is reached so i was targeting for 20-30k to have a huge withdrawal after today. Anyway, got 5 50k accounts sitting in 25k profit. If anything goes as stated, I will be able to withdraw 20k profit with the 0.8 split from the 5 accounts. Will let you guys know if anything goes wrong.

u/SufficientDot8342 — 2 days ago

I'm sitting at park bench smoking cigarette feeling numb

On Tuesday, i received 36K payout on my five pro plus accounts and paid off a big debt of mine. However, today i was up 8K for each account, totaling 40K. And then greed took over, i wanted to get to 12K each account and made a few bad trades with size and 40K gain is gone and plus, all my five account is blown. Just, wow. Really don't know what to say. It's beyond my comprehension, why i didn't take the 40K gain and stop trading. Instead, i totally lost control to my greed and now lost everything. Just feeling numb and speechless 😔.

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u/Northstarrrr88 — 6 days ago

Screaming, crying, throwing up

https://preview.redd.it/dqdk25m0jm0h1.png?width=1200&format=png&auto=webp&s=9b1934b40f3022c24f90116fd8ffc8ba4cff005e

From 1 pro account on the first payout to just passing the 4500 buffer on my third pro account today. Also reached the 9k goal on two more evals today, just waiting for the 5 days now. This doesn't feel real. For whatever reason, my payout from thursdays trading day didn't get processed until eod on friday, so I couldn't trade my 2 pro accounts that were above the buffer. But I had a fresh pro account that failed on friday and whatever lag this was ended up saving me lol. Sometimes things just work out.

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Enjoying this new ScoreCard tracking from TPT.

Hope you all have a great trading day. I have always tracked my progress in a P&L calendar, but this new feature from TPT is incredible. To me.. it shows that they care about their traders and value organization. I have learned things about my habits that I myself was blind to.

u/yangnified — 9 hours ago

Another Baseless Banned Account

Apart from waiting over 24 hours to simply receive a reply as to why my account was banned. I get slapped woth the above email without any further details. The funny part about this whole thing is I have a graveyard of failed evaluations and even a couple pro accounts. I had a single 50K pro account that I started to get the hang of things and before I even became profitable, get banned. No change to trading strategies and no change to the way I do things. Yet, I get hit with a false claim that im not trading individually nor am I an individual myself. Im still fighting this but if I dont get a resolution this is going on BBB, trust pilot, and any other review site I can find to try and warn individuals to stay away.

They had no problem taking my money resetting multiple evaluations, but once I become profitable, all of a sudden there is an issue.

I will post updates as this evolves so everyone can understand what to expect.

Update 1:

  • Started the charge dispute process with cc company.
  • Filed a complaint with BBB.
  • Filed a review on trustpilot.

Figured I can reverse all of these if they end up making good on the issue. Crazy though how I can achieve all of these items in a fraction of the time it takes for them to respond to a single email.

Update 2 - 30 hours and still no response regarding any details. Not even a single response saying they are looking into it. No phone number to call and discuss, nothing.

u/No_Complaint6396 — 6 days ago

I am thinking about buying some evals at 50% off promotion, but still confused.

Hello friends, I am thinking about buying some evals from these guys but I am a bit confused. I saw a few posts here about people not getting payouts ect. Do you guys think this is a Safe prop firm who will actually pay. Thank you.

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u/moparmiami — 2 days ago

TPT vs Tradeify Select Daily

Looking to get some accounts. They’re both around the same price right now. Would be getting the 50k accounts.

Tradeify:
Payout Frequency: Daily
Payout Caps: $1,000
Daily Loss Limit: $1,000
Buffer System: $2,100
Drawdown: EOD
Microscalping: 10 seconds or above for 50% of trades

TPT:
Payout Frequency: Daily
Payout Caps: None
Daily Loss Limit: None
Buffer System: $2,100
Drawdown: Intra-Day
Microscalping: None

So the biggest pro that Tradeify has is its EOD drawdown, but it also has a DLL of $1000 which I’d imagine makes scaling hard.

TPT on the other hand I would say is superior in all aspects except its trailing drawdown which can be an issue to get past.

Seeing these in comparison, I honestly like TPT better, but I’ve been having trouble passing intraday (blown 2 pros).

If you were in my position, which accounts would you choose? I know I’m in a TPT reddit, but I’m curious lol.

Also, should I stack up on 5 accounts just cause the promo right now? Any thoughts? Would maybe copy trade them until I hit one or two losses for the day and trade individually once I hit that loss for the rest of the day.

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u/Infinite_Elderberry4 — 16 hours ago

Anyone request for withdrawal on Friday and still no updates yet?

Probably too many people winning these days?
I know Friday withdrawal requests tend to be processed on sundays (before after futures open)

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u/milkshaketitties66 — 3 days ago
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$40,000 pnl daily

Question for experienced prop firm traders:

At what point does profitability start becoming a “problem” with prop firms?

Hypothetically, if someone was consistently pulling very large days using aggressive size like 10 to 15 contracts, would most firms eventually flag the account just because the payouts get too big?

I keep seeing stories about profitable traders suddenly getting put under heavy scrutiny, delayed payouts, extra reviews, rule interpretations changing, etc.

So I’m genuinely curious:

Is it actually worth scaling aggressively on prop firms long term, or is it smarter to stay under the radar and keep a lower profile even if your strategy can produce much larger numbers? #Daytrader

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u/Logical-Selection682 — 20 hours ago

Hard work and time pays off

Finally, after 3 years of hard work study and mental discipline, I’m starting to head towards my goal. Ask me some questions if yall are curious or interested.

u/MoneyGetter1637 — 4 days ago
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The more I look at 1-step vs 2-step prop firm evaluations, the more the 2-step model feels built to make traders fail more often.

With a 1-step evaluation, you prove yourself once: follow the rules, manage risk, hit the target, and move forward. That feels fair.

With a 2-step evaluation, even after passing Phase 1, you have to do it again in Phase 2. That adds another full chance to fail from bad market timing, pressure, overtrading, drawdown, or just one rough week. It does not always mean the trader is bad. Sometimes the structure itself creates too many failure points.

The worst part is that none of the evaluation profit means anything financially. A trader can spend days or weeks trading carefully, protecting drawdown, and hitting targets, but if they fail Phase 2, all that work is gone. No payout. No reward. Just another reset, fee, or repeat attempt.

That is why the cheap pricing feels intentional. Two-step challenges are affordable enough to attract traders, but the process keeps many stuck in the “almost funded” cycle while firms collect evaluation fees, resets, monthly fees, and requalification attempts.

I understand firms need rules and risk controls. But there is a difference between filtering reckless traders and creating a process where most of the trader’s effort happens before there is any real chance to get paid.

To me, a 1-step model feels cleaner. If a trader can hit the target while respecting drawdown and rules, that should be enough to prove responsibility. A second phase does not always prove more skill. Often, it just adds more time, pressure, and ways to lose before the trader ever sees a dollar.

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u/ReceptionUnlucky9455 — 7 days ago

For all of the talk about how bad firms are and they are completely predatory, we have to give TPT some credit for addressing this fixing it in the trader's favor.

u/Icy-Tomorrow-4456 — 7 days ago

How fast has anyone been moved from PRO to PRO+?

Currently copy trading 5x 50k PRO accounts and sitting around +13k net profit on each account.

I’m considering not withdrawing anything until I get moved to PRO+, mainly because I want to scale up size and I am not tight with money, so the daily payout doesnt lure me much to request payouts daily.

This is also my first week with TPT. I used to trade with Topstep before switching over.

So I’m curious:

  • What’s the fastest anyone here has been moved from PRO to PRO+?
  • Has anyone had payout issues or random denials despite following rules?

I never traded news and the highest winning day was only around 5k for each account

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u/SufficientDot8342 — 5 days ago

Question on 150k pro accounts

How much profit in a single day can you make before they move you to live?

Also, how much profit can you have in the accounts total before they move you to live?

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u/Aggressive_Ad1599 — 2 days ago