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How Payouts Work at Solo Clash

A complete overview of how payouts are structured across the Express and Live phases — from requesting a withdrawal to receiving your funds.

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Written by Roland

Payouts at Solo Clash work differently depending on which phase you are in. The Express Phase has specific eligibility conditions and withdrawal limits. The Live Phase is simpler — you request, we pay.
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Express Phase Payouts

During the Express Phase, each payout request must satisfy the following conditions before it can be processed:

  • Minimum of 5 trading days (for Limitless and Legacy accounts) or 3 trading days (for Liquid accounts) completed with specific profit thresholds since the last payout (or since Express began)

  • The daily minimum profit thresholds met since the last payout:

    • Legacy: $100 in profit

    • Limitless: $200 in profit

    • Liquid: $300 in profit

When both conditions are met, you may submit a payout request through your dashboard at dashboard.soloclash.com.
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How much you can withdraw per request:

  • Up to 50% of your available profits

  • Subject to a maximum cap of 8% of your initial account balance

The lower of the two figures applies. The remaining profits stay in the account as a buffer.
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You may make multiple payout requests throughout the Legacy and Limitless Express Phase. The phase ends once your total cumulative payouts reach 10% of your initial account balance.
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The Liquid Express Phase ends once you achieve 5 succsessful payout.
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Live Phase Payouts

Once you reach the Live Phase, payouts are available daily with no minimum day requirement between requests.

  • Minimum payout: $250

  • Profit split: 90% to you, 10% to Solo Clash

  • No cap on individual withdrawal amounts beyond your available profit balance

Processing Time

Payouts are usually processed within 24 hours of your request. After processing, it typically takes 3–4 business days for the funds to arrive. In some cases, for example when an account is under review, it can take longer.

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