@DDAM_XIII Hits First Payout Eligibility on TPT $25K PRO Account

Trader @DDAM_XIII posted on X on June 3 that a $25K PRO account at Take Profit Trader had become eligible for its first payout on day three, though the trader said they would delay the request to build a larger buffer.

On June 3, the trader @DDAM_XIII posted on X that they had become eligible for their first payout from Take Profit Trader. The post specifies a $25K funded account on the firm's PRO tier, and notes the trader was on day three of trading that account. No screenshot of a completed withdrawal accompanies the announcement; the post documents payout eligibility, not a confirmed receipt.

The trader chose to delay the request, writing that they were still trying to build a bigger buffer before submitting. That detail aligns with how Take Profit Trader structures its PRO program: the firm reports an 80/20 split on PRO accounts with no withdrawal cap, but requires traders to clear a buffer zone above the starting balance before any PRO withdrawal can be processed. The mechanic explains why an eligible trader might wait rather than pull immediately.

“First time I'm eligible from TakeProfitTrader for a payout. Still trying to build a bigger buffer before requesting.”— @DDAM_XIII on X, June 3

Context from the same post is unusually candid. The trader estimates roughly $3,000 spent on evaluations across Tradeify, Lucid and TPT since a prior $10,000 payout from Tradeify. That figure is the trader's own accounting, not a TPT statistic, but it frames the economics of multi-firm funded trading: evaluation fees are a recurring cost, and a single funded account often follows several failed attempts.

What the proof establishes is narrow and worth stating plainly. It confirms a $25K PRO account at Take Profit Trader reached payout eligibility on day three, posted publicly by the account holder on X. It does not establish the instruments traded, the strategy used, the realized profit on the account, or a completed wire. Readers evaluating TPT should weigh the firm's day-one PRO payout policy against the intraday trailing drawdown that activates on the same tier.