Alpha Capital Group
Its trading rulesPayout scoreShow the maths
How this score is worked out
- Conditions on a payout
- 5 / 25
- Profit split
- 13 / 20
- Time to the first payout
- 14 / 20
- Who pays to move the money · not published
- 0 / 15
- Review signal
- 0 / 20
- Total
- 32 / 100
15 published rules can delay, reduce or void a payout.
80% to the trader, rising to 90%.
14 days after the first trade.
The firm publishes no payout fee policy either way.
Trustpilot has hidden this company's rating for a breach of its guidelines and says it removed fake reviews.
Who pays to move the money scores zero because the firm publishes nothing we could read. Nothing is filled in with a guess.
This score is about getting paid, not about trading rules. It is never averaged into the Freedom Score: a firm can have the most generous rules on the board and still be the hardest place to get money out of.
- How much do I keep?rising to 90% through the scaling plan80–90%
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“Qualified Analysts are eligible to receive an 80% share of the profits generated from account activity, designated as a performance fee. To qualify for this entitlement, you must consistently adhere to the trading rules and requirements stipulated for the account. This share can be increased to 90% with the optional 90% Profit Split add-on, selected at the point of purchase.”
What do qualified analysts earn from account profits - How long until I am paid?Processed and paid within 2 business days14 days
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“The performance fee bi-weekly option, available on Alpha Pro/Three accounts, means that requests are made every 14 days, starting 14 days after your initial trade on your Qualified Analyst account.”
Bi weekly performance fee - What does it cost to get it?no fee policy publishedNot published
- What could stop the money?best day rule / consistency…, minimum profit for on-demand requests, and 13 more15 rules
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“This rule states that no single trading day should contribute more than a set percentage of the total generated profits. This percentage depends on your plan: Alpha Pro, Swing, One, and Three: 40% Alpha Direct: 15%”
On demand performance fee
Best thing about it. The split rises to 90% through the scaling plan
Worst thing about it. No payout fee policy is published either way
Be aware
Of the 15 payout conditions Alpha Capital Group publishes, these can cost you money or your account.
- Money you cannot withdraw yetMinimum profit for on-demand requests
2% of gross profits on the account balance for Alpha Pro, Swing, One and Three. Alpha Direct requires a 3% buffer first and then a further 1% of gross profits on top.
Profit exists in the account but cannot be withdrawn yet.
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“Meet the minimum profit requirement for your plan: Alpha Pro, Swing, One, and Three: a minimum of 2% of gross profits on the account balance. Alpha Direct: a 3% profit buffer must be reached first, and a minimum of 1% of gross profits is then required on top before you can request a payout.”
On demand performance fee - Left to the firm's discretionApproval is not guaranteed
Alpha states on the product page that performance fee requests may be refused even when eligibility criteria are met.
The outcome is the firm's decision rather than a published test you can meet.
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“Requests are on-demand once you meet eligibility, including a 40% Best Day Rule and a 2% minimum profit. Approval is not guaranteed.”
Alpha one - Left to the firm's discretionTrustpilot has taken this company's rating down
Trustpilot says the rating is unavailable because of a breach of its guidelines, and that it removed fake reviews for this company.
Any star rating quoted for this firm elsewhere predates that penalty.
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“This company's rating is unavailable due to a breach of our guidelines. / We've removed a number of fake reviews for this company.”
Trustpilot profile, read 2026-09-22
The evidence
everything above, with the wording it came fromThe rest of the terms
| Frequency | Either on-demand or bi-weekly (every 14 days), chosen at purchase and mutually exclusive |
|---|---|
| Processing time | Processed and paid within 2 business days |
| Minimum | $100 |
| Methods | Rise, Wise, bank transfer (WIRE / ACH / SWIFT), cryptocurrency (only indirectly, via Rise) |
| Buffer | Not published |
| Live or simulated | Not published |
| Verification | Veriff-based KYC required before any Qualified Analyst account is issued and before any performance fee is processed. Government-issued ID (driving licence, passport or ID card; no paper documents) plus a selfie for facial matching. Must be completed by the account holder personally; VPN or VPS use during KYC can close the account; the dashboard name must match the ID. |
| Fee refund | No |
Every condition · 15
1Best Day Rule / consistency score. No single trading day may contribute more than a set share of total generated profits: 40% on Alpha Pro, Swing, One and Three; 15% on Alpha Direct. Blocks the payout request until total profit grows. source
2Minimum profit for on-demand requests. 2% of gross profits on the account balance for Alpha Pro, Swing, One and Three. Alpha Direct requires a 3% buffer first and then a further 1% of gross profits on top. source
35 trading days before the first bi-weekly payout. Required on the same strategy, and again after every scale-up. A trade must be opened and closed on the same day for a trading day to count, and using minimal lots to farm trading days is not allowed. source
4Minimal-lot trading days rejected. Deliberately shrinking size to tick off trading days invalidates them. source
5Partial withdrawal resets the consistency window. A partial withdrawal zeroes the consistency score, but taking a new trade opens a new payout window and the remaining balance is locked until the new window's consistency requirement is met. source
6Rule breach found during payout analysis. Profits from invalid trades, or the whole payout window's profits, are removed and the remaining payout is postponed. source
7Account locked during payout. Trading is suspended until the payout completes and the balance is reset. source
8All trades must be closed. Required before a payout request is submitted. source
92-minute average trade duration rule. At least 50% of gross profits on a qualified account must come from trades lasting more than 2 minutes. A breach on a qualified account removes all profits made and resets the account to its initial balance. source
10Prohibited trading strategies. Exploiting unrealistic prices or front-running feeds, latency trading, arbitrage, HFT, reverse trading/group hedging, position spamming, group trading/signal following, and account management services. Position spamming is defined as 3 or more positions on the same trade idea each opened within 60 seconds of the previous one. source
11Max Risk Rule (per asset). Open drawdown on any single asset above 3% ($5K-$25K), 2% ($50K-$200K) or 1% (Alpha Direct) closes the account outright. Losing positions on the same asset are combined, profits do not offset, and a 10-minute cool-down links consecutive same-direction trades. Applies to accounts purchased after 21/07/2026. source
12News restriction on the Qualified Account. On the Qualified Account, trades on listed instruments cannot be opened or closed for 5 minutes either side of listed news events. News is unrestricted during evaluation. source
13KYC failure or circumvention. No performance fee is processed before KYC passes. Using a VPS or VPN during KYC can close the account, and a name mismatch at sign-up revokes the qualifying process. source
14Approval is not guaranteed. Alpha states on the product page that performance fee requests may be refused even when eligibility criteria are met. source
15Payout schedule is locked at purchase. The two schedules are mutually exclusive, so a trader on bi-weekly cannot request on-demand and vice versa. source
