The split
At FXIFY, the profit split is highly flexible. Most standard accounts allow you to reach a 90% split through checkout add-ons, and the "Two Phase Classic" plan even advertises up to 100% in certain configurations. In contrast, Mubite starts with a 70% split for Instant Funding and 80% for evaluation programs. However, Mubite traders can scale this to 90% either by purchasing a specific add-on (costing +20% of the initial fee) or through their performance progression plan.
How often you can withdraw
The speed of your rewards depends heavily on the chosen plan:
- FXIFY: The "2 Phase Pro" account is the fastest, allowing withdrawals every 10 days. Standard 1, 2, and 3-phase programs offer the first payout on demand, followed by monthly payouts (which can be upgraded to bi-weekly with an add-on).
- Mubite: For One-Step and Two-Step evaluations, the first payout is available on demand once eligible. Subsequent withdrawals are processed every 14 days. For Instant Funding, the first payout requires 14 days of trading and reaching a 5% profit target.
Minimums and methods
Both firms have established accessible thresholds, but their payment ecosystems differ:
- FXIFY: Sets a minimum withdrawal of $50. It uses Rise, bank transfers, and cryptocurrencies for payouts.
- Mubite: Offers a lower minimum of $35 for Instant Funding and $50 for evaluations. Payouts are handled via Crypto and bank transfers. A unique feature of Mubite is the ability to convert payouts into "Mubite Points" for internal platform use.
What delays a payout
Reaching the profit target is not the only requirement; specific rules can pause your progress:
- Consistency Rules: Mubite applies a strict consistency cap during the funded stage: your "best day" cannot account for more than 25% (Instant), 30% (One-Step), or 40% (Two-Step) of your total profit. If you exceed this, your payout is delayed until you balance the account. FXIFY uses a different approach in its "2 Phase Pro" plan, requiring 10 trading days where each day must net at least 0.5% of the initial balance to qualify for a payout.
- Risk Limits: FXIFY uses a variety of drawdown structures, including trailing drawdown for 1-Phase and static drawdown for Pro plans. Mubite limits each individual withdrawal request to 5% of the account size; any profit above that remains in the account for the next cycle. Additionally, Mubite requires that no single trade loses more than 3% of equity.
What it takes to get there
To start this journey, the initial investment and the rules of the "challenge" phase are the first hurdles:
- Pricing and Phases: For a $100,000 account, FXIFY offers a Three-Phase challenge for $399 or a Two-Phase Pro for $599. Mubite charges $819 for a $100,000 One-Step and $729 for a Two-Step. While Mubite’s fees are higher for large accounts, the investment is refundable after the first payout (only in 2-Step).
- Platforms and Styles: FXIFY provides a familiar environment with MT4, MT5, DXTrade, and TradingView. Mubite operates through ByBit. Both firms allow EAs (with proof of ownership) and news trading (with some restrictions on FXIFY’s Lightning plan). FXIFY is more lenient with copy trading, which is strictly prohibited at Mubite.
Which pays out more comfortably
FXIFY offers a more comfortable path for the traditional trader who wants high frequency (10-day cycles in Pro) and the freedom to withdraw large sums without the 5% per-request cap found at Mubite.
Mubite is the better choice for the crypto specialist who values scaling (up to $1,000,000) and doesn't mind a slower, capped withdrawal process in exchange for a pure crypto-trading environment and a refundable fee structure on their two-step programs.
Frequently asked questions
Which firm is cheaper for a $10,000 evaluation, FXIFY or Mubite?
FXIFY is significantly cheaper for this size. You can access a $10,000 Lightning or Three-Phase account for as little as $59, while the cheapest $10,000 option at Mubite (Two-Step) costs $110.
Which firm allows for more frequent withdrawals, FXIFY or Mubite?
FXIFY allows for more frequent payments through its "2 Phase Pro" plan, which permits withdrawals every 10 days. Mubite maintains a standard 14-day waiting period between payouts for all its programs.
Does FXIFY or Mubite offer a higher maximum profit split?
FXIFY offers a higher potential split, reaching up to 100% on its "Two Phase Classic" plan. Mubite caps its maximum performance split at 90%, which is only achievable through paid add-ons or performance progression.
Which firm has stricter consistency rules for withdrawing profits, FXIFY or Mubite?
Mubite has stricter consistency rules that apply to all funded accounts, capping the "best day" profit between 25% and 40% of the total. FXIFY only applies a specific consistency rule (0.5% profit per day) to its "2 Phase Pro" plan, while its standard programs are much more flexible in this regard.





















