Phil Cap does not take a performance-based commission during the evaluation stage, while the funded account builds its initial buffer, or while trading profits progress toward the minimum expected payout. Once the minimum expected payout has been reached, Phil Cap receives a 30% performance allocation from additional trading profits generated toward the maximum payout.
What does this mean for the client? Nothing is deducted from a payout the client has already earned. The allocation simply means that progressing from the minimum to the maximum payout may take longer, because part of the additional trading profit is allocated to Phil Cap. If further profits are generated, the structure allows both the client and Phil Cap to benefit.
No commission at the start
The package fee is the only service and operating fee during evaluation, buffer building, and progress toward the minimum expected payout.
30% above the threshold
From minimum to maximum expected payout, Phil Cap receives 30% of additional trading profits generated above the minimum threshold.
Nothing deducted from earned payouts
Reaching the maximum payout may take longer because additional profits are shared, but nothing is withdrawn from a payout already earned.
Profits, payout timing, and reaching the maximum payout are not guaranteed.