The split
The reward for your trading varies significantly depending on the plan and your seniority:
- PipFarm: Starts at a 70% profit split (Rank 0). This increases as you earn XP, reaching 95% at Rank 5 and a rare 99% at Rank 6. You can also purchase a "+10% Profit Share" add-on to boost these levels from day one.
- Wall Street Funded: Offers a fixed 80% profit split by default. Through their scaling plan, this can be increased up to 95% if you achieve a 15% profit over three months with at least three withdrawals.
How often you can withdraw
The wait time between your hard work and the actual transfer differs by plan:
- PipFarm:
- Standard Challenges: Monthly (every 30 days) by default.
- Instant Accounts: Weekly (every 7 calendar days).
- Add-ons: You can pay to reduce the interval to bi-weekly (+15% price), weekly (+30%), or "On Demand" (+50%).
- Wall Street Funded:
- One Step: First payout after 30 days, then every 10 days.
- Two Step and Instant: First payout after 15 days, then every 5 days.
Minimums and methods
Both firms use similar modern payment rails, but their entry barriers for withdrawals vary:
- Methods: Both support Crypto (USDT/USDC) and Rise. PipFarm also mentions Skrill.
- PipFarm Minimums: $50 for Rise/USDT. Additionally, you must meet a balance percentage minimum (1% for Instant/One Step Light, up to 3% for Classic).
- Wall Street Funded Minimums: 1% of the balance. However, the method minimums are higher: $100 for Crypto and $500 for Rise.
- Fees: PipFarm charges $2.50 for Crypto and $25 for Rise payouts under $500 (free above that).
What delays a payout
Reaching the profit target is only half the battle; these rules can prevent you from withdrawing:
- PipFarm (Consistency Score): They use a "Consistency Score" (the weight of your largest day). In most modes, this must be ≤40% or ≤50% to qualify for a payout. If you exceed it, you must keep trading to dilute that score.
- Wall Street Funded (Execution Rules): Your payout can be denied if you fail operational rules:
- Stop Loss: Must be added within 2 minutes of opening a trade.
- Consistency: Your biggest winning day cannot exceed 15% (Instant Pro) or 30% (Instant Standard) of the total profit.
- News: No opening or closing trades 4 minutes before/after high-impact news on funded accounts.
What it takes to get there
Before the first dollar arrives, you must navigate the evaluation phase:
- Investment: PipFarm offers the "Pay With Profits" model, allowing you to start for as little as $7 upfront, with the rest deducted from your first payout. Wall Street Funded uses a traditional pricing model (e.g., $50k Ultra for $349).
- Risk Limits: PipFarm standard challenges have a 3% daily loss and 6-10% max loss. Wall Street Funded offers up to 5% daily and 10% max loss (static on One/Two step).
- Platforms: PipFarm is exclusive to cTrader. Wall Street Funded offers MT5, cTrader, MatchTrader, and DXTrade.
- Trading Styles: PipFarm is more liberal, allowing news trading and weekend holding without restrictions. Wall Street Funded forbids hedging and requires trades to last at least 60 seconds (no high-frequency scalping).
Which pays out more comfortably
Wall Street Funded is more comfortable for the "fast withdrawer" who wants to see money every 5 to 10 days and needs platform variety (MT5). However, you must be a disciplined trader who never forgets a Stop Loss and avoids news events.
PipFarm is better for the "career trader" who values long-term growth. While the initial 70% split and 30-day wait are less attractive, the ability to eventually keep 99% of profits and the total freedom to trade news and hold over weekends makes it a more flexible environment for complex strategies.
Frequently asked questions
Which firm is cheaper to start an evaluation, PipFarm or Wall Street Funded?
PipFarm is significantly cheaper to start thanks to its "Pay With Profits" model, where you can buy a $5,000 challenge for an upfront fee of just $7 to $17. In contrast, Wall Street Funded requires a full upfront payment, such as $23 for a $2,500 Ultra account or $59 for a $5,000 Classic account.
Who has a better profit share for the trader, PipFarm or Wall Street Funded?
In the long run, PipFarm offers a higher potential split, reaching up to 99% as you climb the ranks of their Experience Program. Wall Street Funded starts higher at 80% (compared to PipFarm's base 70%) and scales up to 95%, making it better for immediate high returns but lower at the absolute maximum level.
Between PipFarm and Wall Street Funded, which one allows news trading?
PipFarm allows news trading without any restrictions on all its accounts. Wall Street Funded, however, prohibits opening or closing positions on funded accounts within a 4-minute window before and after high-impact news events, which can be a significant hurdle for many intraday traders.
Which platform offers more trading platforms, PipFarm or Wall Street Funded?
Wall Street Funded offers much more variety, providing access to MetaTrader 5, cTrader, MatchTrader, and DXTrade. PipFarm is focused exclusively on cTrader, which may be a limitation for traders who are strictly accustomed to the MetaTrader ecosystem.





















