80/20 launch split
The trader keeps 80% on the first three approved payouts across the profile. The split becomes 90/10 beginning with approval four.
Funded
The funded seat is where the idea becomes a real desk business.
Mayospell's post-pass story is clear: payout mechanics, lane-specific rules, scaling discipline, and a visible bridge toward live options buying power.
Two payout lanes
The trader chooses between a 12-active-day standard lane and a 10-active-day consistency lane, both with eight qualified days.
Scaling before live capital
Risk expands through documented progression, not through a single lucky month or unchecked doubling.
Reviewable path to live
Mayospell treats the funded seat as a proving ground for real discretionary capital, with review attached to every escalation.
Payout lanes
The funded workflow needs distinct payout personalities.
Mayospell uses a 12-day Standard lane and a 10-day Consistency lane. Both require eight qualified days, reserve-first release math, and no overnight holds.
Standard payout lane
12 active days + 8 qualifying days
The baseline funded-simulation lane. It remains strict enough to protect the reserve while giving more concentration room than the consistency lane.
- Best day must be at or below 30%; the top three days must be at or below 65% of net cycle profit.
- Gross request is capped at 30% of cycle profit and must leave the full tier reserve untouched.
- 14-calendar-day cooldown; only one pending request across the member profile.
- Every position and opening order must be flat by the published cutoff; no overnight holds.
Consistency payout lane
10 active days + 8 qualifying days
Two fewer active days than Standard, in exchange for materially tighter profit-distribution limits.
- Largest winning day must be at or below 25% of net cycle profit.
- The top three winning days combined must be at or below 60% of net cycle profit.
- The same 30% release, reserve, cooldown, profile-cap, and no-overnight gates apply.
- After settlement, day counts and consistency math restart from zero.
Payout process
The payout request flow is part of the actual product.
A funded account page should show not only the split, but the repeated cycle traders are signing up to operate inside.
Standard payout request
A trader requests after 12 active days, 8 tier-qualified days, and both concentration tests. The request ceiling is the lowest result under the published four-part formula.
Consistency payout request
A trader can request after 10 active days and 8 tier-qualified days only while the 25% best-day and 60% top-three ceilings remain intact.
Reset after payout
After settlement, qualifying counters and concentration math restart. The next request cannot open for 14 calendar days and must again preserve the full tier reserve.
Scale before live
Repeated clean payout cycles are treated as evidence for larger risk limits and eventual live desk eligibility rather than as a mere cash-out mechanic.
Payout caps
Each funded tier should advertise its real request ceilings.
Public payout caps make the funded seat feel concrete and keep the progression story legible.
50K Options Combine
$50K
- Standard cycle cap
- $1,000 first / $2,000 mature
- Consistency cycle cap
- $1,250 first / $2,500 mature
- DLL effect
- Same caps; DLL changes price, not release limits
100K Options Combine
$100K
- Standard cycle cap
- $1,500 first / $3,000 mature
- Consistency cycle cap
- $2,000 first / $4,000 mature
- DLL effect
- Same caps; DLL changes price, not release limits
150K Options Combine
$150K
- Standard cycle cap
- $2,250 first / $5,000 mature
- Consistency cycle cap
- $3,000 first / $6,000 mature
- DLL effect
- Same caps; DLL changes price, not release limits
Progression
The funded seat should feel like the middle of the story, not the end.
Mayospell gets more interesting when the site describes what happens after a trader starts collecting clean payout cycles.
Combine
A monthly evaluation subscription with a profit target, trailing max loss, daily loss limit, and size caps.
Funded Standard
The first funded simulation lane, paired with a 12-active-day, 8-qualifying-day payout model and tier-specific cycle caps.
Funded Consistency
A slightly faster payout lane with the strictest profit-shape requirements in the launch policy.
Live desk call-up
The long-term Mayospell destination: discretionary live options buying power after the funded seat proves discipline, not just raw profit.
Account stack
A serious funded program explains how many seats can exist at each layer.
The Mayospell ladder is explicit: unlimited combines at the top, a capped funded stack in the middle, and one live-review relationship at the end.
Unlimited combines
Mayospell allows unlimited Options Combines under a single profile. That keeps the evaluation layer open while the funded-simulation layer stays capped.
Single profile policy
All combine, funded, and live accounts must live under one profile. That is the kind of compliance edge Mayospell should publish instead of hiding.
Five active funded seats
Mayospell allows up to five active Funded Simulation seats at once. That stacking model gives the options desk room to build a record without losing review control.
One live account
If Mayospell later opens a live relationship, the funded stack collapses into one separately documented Live Desk seat. Live allocation is not currently offered.
Account type
Public limit
Why it exists
Options Combine
No hard cap
Evaluation subscriptions that let traders prove the model.
Funded Simulation
Up to 5 active
Simulated funded seats where payout behavior and scaling quality are proven.
Live Desk (future)
1 active
Future real-capital layer with its own broker, jurisdiction, cost, and risk contract; not currently offered.
Pro Account
Jurisdiction-dependent
Live-like simulated path when real live access is not available.
Live desk criteria
A call-up to real options buying power should require more than a green curve.
These are the kinds of conditions Mayospell can use to make the live desk layer feel selective and earned.
Multiple payout cycles completed without rule drama.
Documented setups with repeatable pre-market and post-trade process.
Stable options execution quality across liquidity and event regimes.
Human review sign-off on strategy permissions and size progression.
Starting live balance
Defined in future contract
Mayospell does not currently offer live brokerage capital or promise a transferred opening balance.
Payout cap
No dollar cap
Any future Live Desk payout rules would be published before a live offer.
Daily payout unlock
30 live winning days
No live payout unlock is currently offered; future milestones would be separately documented.
Reserve posture
80% held in 4 tranches
Reserve unlock stays separate from payouts, with 25% of reserve released each time a threshold is reached.
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