AquaFutures Daily Repeat Payouts + Promo Code COMPARE
OCT 7
2026
Quick answer: AquaFutures Daily accounts need fresh net profit before the second and each later payout: $550 on $50K, $1,000 on $100K or $1,500 on $150K. The required buffer must remain intact, the request must meet the minimum, and the daily cap still applies. A daily request schedule therefore does not promise a payment every day.
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Official facts and prices checked: 7 October 2026. The focus here is the Daily model's repeat-withdrawal test, using the current Daily rules and payout policy.
Daily evaluation fees after COMPARE
These Daily Standard base fees for Tradovate and DeepCharts were checked directly in the official Futures selector on 7 October 2026. Our current AquaFutures offer and price reference includes the link to that official selector and lists the same configurations. The offer page is a Compare Futures Prop reference, not the official source itself. The coupon calculation uses each regular price once, without combining a second promotion.
At $50K, the arithmetic is $113 × 0.75 = $84.75. The Daily account rules state that there is no monthly subscription or activation fee. Resets, optional extras, trading costs, taxes and currency conversion remain outside this purchase calculation.
Build the repeat-request checklist from four numbers
The following conditions are drawn from the Daily-specific sections of the official payout policy and the Daily rule page.
The fresh-profit requirement restarts after each approved payout. Only profit above the retained threshold is available for withdrawal. The cap applies per day, and the model does not require a fixed number of winning days before each request.
For a first request, sufficient profit above the buffer is still necessary. For later requests, test both the balance surplus and the new-profit gate. One can be satisfied while the other remains short.
Work through a $50K repeat-payout ledger
Assume a hypothetical $50K Daily account has a $53,200 balance immediately after an approved payout. It retains $1,100 above the $52,100 threshold. A new cycle starts from this point.
At the end of session three, the balance has $1,650 above the retained threshold. A maximum $1,100 request would leave $52,650, which is $550 above it. This is a mathematical eligibility example, assuming every other requirement is satisfied and the request is accepted on an eligible payout day.
Why the old surplus cannot do all the work
After session one, the account has plenty of balance above its buffer. The new cycle has generated only $300, however, which is below the separate $550 requirement. The retained profit improves the balance cushion but does not count again as fresh cycle profit.
After session two, the new-profit total falls to $150. Counting the $300 winning session without the $150 loss would give the wrong result. Use net results from the current cycle, rather than gross winning trades or the change from the original evaluation balance.
Separate gross requests, reward share and processing charges
The payout policy states a 90% trader share and a 3% processing fee on payouts. A $1,100 approved gross reward corresponds to $990 at the 90% split before the processing deduction. The public policy does not clearly specify the calculation base for that 3% charge, so this guide does not label a post-fee receipt as guaranteed.
For budgeting only, if the fee were applied to the $990 trader share, it would be $29.70 and the remaining amount would be $960.30. If the dashboard uses a different base, the result changes. Check the approval statement, fee line and payment receipt together before recording the final cash amount.
This separation also prevents comparing a pre-fee trading result with a post-fee bank receipt as if both measured the same thing. Record the reward approved, the split, processing deduction and any payment-provider charge individually.
Confirm the model minimum before relying on a payment-method minimum
The Daily rule article includes a lower crypto-method minimum in its payment section, while its model-specific minimum-payout table and the general payout policy specify $500. Plan around the $500 Daily model requirement and obtain written clarification before relying on a smaller request. Selecting a payment method does not by itself establish that the model's eligibility requirement has changed.
The policy describes processing within 24 business hours. Business hours should not be treated as an unconditional 24-hour calendar deadline, and requests remain subject to review.
Keep the next session's risk room visible
After a withdrawal, the official policy says the overall floor locks at starting balance plus $100. Check the active figure on the account before trading again. The payout buffer and the breach floor should be recorded separately, alongside the balance after the withdrawal.
Daily accounts still have a daily loss limit and an overall loss rule. A soft daily stop does not protect an account that also breaches its overall limit. Withdrawing the mathematical maximum is a choice that reduces the remaining cushion, even when the request is eligible.
Apply the coupon and save the right records
- Follow the AquaFutures offer to the official purchase page.
- Choose Daily and the intended account size and platform.
- Apply COMPARE, then inspect the 25% reduction and total before paying.
- Save the purchase rules and start a separate payout-cycle record after funding.
For broader context, see the AquaFutures review and evaluation review timeline.
Affiliate disclosure: Compare Futures Prop may earn a commission through links or codes. Evaluation fees buy access to a simulated trading program. Account qualification and rewards are conditional; these hypothetical ledgers do not predict returns or guarantee payment.
