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How Profit Sharing Works

Learn where Fund Managers and Investors can review Profit Share payments, how earned amounts are transferred, and when fee settings can be established.

The Profit Share is the amount investors pay to Fund Managers for profitable investments. After each billing period, the Profit Share is automatically transferred to the Fund Manager's Partner Wallet and can be used for trading, withdrawals, or transfers to other trading accounts.

In Funds Management, Performance Fee, Profit Share and profit sharing refer to the same native product fee. The Fund Manager sets the rate when creating the fund; the current range is 0% to 50%, inclusive, and 0% means no Performance Fee is charged. The rate cannot be changed after the fund is created. See also: How Performance Fees Are Calculated

For Fund Managers

You can view the total fees earned by clicking
Funds Management
Fund Manager
My Strategies Section
in your Client Portal.


For Investors

You can check your Profit Share payments by navigating to
Funds Management
Investors
Assets
Select a fund
Daily Metrics
to see how much you've paid in Profit Share.

Note: The Fund Manager sets the Performance Fee or Profit Share rate only when creating the fund. The current selectable range is 0% to 50%, inclusive; 0% means no Performance Fee is charged, not that there are no other fees or costs. The rate cannot be changed after the fund is created.

Note: Before subscribing, an investor should review the current fund record, applicable terms and recorded rate. The display helps disclose the rate, but it does not guarantee an investment outcome or customer understanding. An existing investment follows its recorded rate; do not assume a later display or a new fund's rate applies retroactively.

To use a different Performance Fee or Profit Share rate, the Fund Manager must create a new fund with the desired rate. An investor can decide whether to subscribe to the new fund.

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