Profits & Withdrawals
How Turbo profit is calculated, claimed, and withdrawn.
You keep 100% of your profits. There is no profit split on any tier, and payouts are instant and permissionless: claim any time, as long as all orders and positions on the account are closed.
Getting profit to your wallet takes two steps:
- Claim. Move profit from the Turbo Account to your main o2 account.
- Withdraw. Move it from your main o2 account to your wallet, like any other balance.
What counts as profit
Profit is whatever the account is worth above its size.
A $10,000 account worth $10,420 has $420 of profit. All $420 is yours. Because there was no deposit to begin with, everything above your account size is profit and all of it can be claimed.
Claiming
Claim from the Turbo tab under My Account. The Claimable figure is what you can move right now.
Claim as often as you like, on your own schedule, whenever all orders and positions are closed. There is no minimum, no waiting period and no manual review, and you do not have to close the account.
Claimed profit still counts toward the profit target for the period you claimed it in.
Claiming lowers the account's value, and the loss floor stays where it is. Claimed profit is out of harm's way, but it no longer gives you room above the floor.
If Claimable shows $0 while your session P&L is positive, you most likely have a position or order still open. Close it and the profit becomes claimable.
Withdrawing
Once claimed, profit is an ordinary balance on your main o2 account. Withdraw it as you would any other balance. See Deposits & Withdrawals.
The Withdraw dialog shows your main account. Profit still sitting in a Turbo Account appears once you claim it.
Example
You buy Turbo III for $250 and trade the account up to $10,600.
| Line | Amount |
|---|---|
| Claimable | $600 |
| Profit split | $0. You keep all of it |
| Net of the $250 premium | +$350 |
Claim the $600 to your main account, then withdraw it to your wallet whenever you like. The account stays open at $10,000, with its floor still at $9,600.