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# Profit split and Payouts

When you trade a Life and make profits, you keep a share. That share becomes a Payout when you transfer it to your wallet. Payouts are claimable on demand: no payout windows, no waiting for a review cycle.

## Profit split (Alpha)

| Tier  | Your share |
| ----- | ---------- |
| Alpha | 80%        |

Full table by tier: [Product tiers](/docs/how-size-works/product-tiers-keys-and-lives.md).

## What you can withdraw

|                                  | Withdrawable?             |
| -------------------------------- | ------------------------- |
| Earnings (your share of profits) | Yes, any amount, any time |
| Funded capital                   | No                        |

## Payout rules

* Transfer as much or as little of your earnings as you like
* $5 minimum per Payout
* Paid in USDC on-chain directly to your Size wallet, executed by smart contract
* No fee on Payouts. The only fee on Size is $1 when you [withdraw](/docs/wallet-and-store/withdrawals.md) from your wallet to your own address

The payout flow shows the full math: the gross profit, the split applied, and the net amount that lands in your wallet.

Every Payout Size pays is published on the [public payout ledger](https://www.size.club/payouts). See [Transparency](/docs/how-size-works/transparency.md).

## Payouts and your drawdown lines

A Payout changes your risk math on that Life:

* Your high-water mark drops by the gross Payout amount, and your total drawdown floor recomputes from there.
* Tomorrow's daily line is calculated from the post-Payout close.
* Today's daily line does not move, so Size caps a same-day Payout at your daily headroom (equity minus today's daily line). The rest unlocks after the 00:00 UTC reset. You do not need to close positions to take a Payout; you just cannot take one that would breach the account.

Detail and examples: [Drawdown and risk rules](/docs/after-you-win/drawdown-and-risk-rules.md).

## How to take a Payout

1. Open your Life screen.
2. Transfer earnings to your wallet. The flow shows gross, split, and net.
3. Done. The USDC lands in your Size wallet in moments.

![Transferring earnings from a Life to your wallet](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/dropbear-hl/size-docs-assets@master/withdraw-funds-modal.png)

## One warning worth repeating

Earnings left sitting on a Life are void if that Life later breaches. Banked Payouts are yours forever. Sweep profits regularly, inside your daily headroom.

Stuck? [Troubleshooting](/docs/help/troubleshooting.md).

## Related

* [Trade on your Life](/docs/after-you-win/trade-on-your-life.md)
* [Drawdown and risk rules](/docs/after-you-win/drawdown-and-risk-rules.md)
* [Your wallet](/docs/wallet-and-store/your-wallet.md)
* [Withdrawals](/docs/wallet-and-store/withdrawals.md)


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