Profile policy
Member portal
The portal should sell the product almost as hard as the pricing page.
Mayospell makes the member workspace part of the product promise, so traders can see the reset ledger, payout queue, rebill logic, and funded activation path before they ever buy.
Reset posture
Ledger, not email
Payout state
Real-time
Pass handoff
Instant XFA
Snapshot
The public portal story should explain the machine behind the combine.
That includes security, account state, billing, practice, payouts, and the pass-to-funded move. It makes the program feel much more real.
Mayospell portal snapshot: July 5, 2026. Mayospell member-workspace specification: one profile, MFA, Reset Bank visibility, real-time payout and reset state, and direct funded-seat activation after a pass.
The portal is part of the product pitch
Mayospell treats the dashboard as part of the product: accounts, resets, payouts, security, and funded activation live together in one member workspace.
Reset Bank should feel like a real ledger
Credits, reset pricing, seat matching, and rebill extensions all need to stay visible after checkout or the pricing model starts feeling slippery.
Payout state belongs next to performance state
A trader should not have to guess whether a request is eligible, pending, approved, or blocked. That status belongs beside the account metrics and trade history.
The pass-to-funded move should be obvious
Once the trader earns the next seat, the portal should make the activation button, next rules, and new lane state impossible to miss.
Package truth
The portal only works if the exact package ladder stays visible after checkout.
These are Mayospell's current combine prices. The portal keeps the same economics legible after checkout so the member always knows what they bought.
50K
$50K
- Standard
- $49/mo
- No activation
- $95/mo
- Activation
- $149
- Reset logic
- Mirrors rebill
The portal should show 50k options combine, next rebill timing, reset cost, and any matching Reset Bank credit before the trader commits to a restart.
100K
$100K
- Standard
- $99/mo
- No activation
- $149/mo
- Activation
- $149
- Reset logic
- Mirrors rebill
The portal should show 100k options combine, next rebill timing, reset cost, and any matching Reset Bank credit before the trader commits to a restart.
150K
$150K
- Standard
- $199/mo
- No activation
- $229/mo
- Activation
- $149
- Reset logic
- Mirrors rebill
The portal should show 150k options combine, next rebill timing, reset cost, and any matching Reset Bank credit before the trader commits to a restart.
Portal map
A public portal page should tell traders what each member surface actually does.
That keeps the member experience from feeling like a pile of hidden support rails.
Surface
Mayospell
Accounts and seat stack
Keep combines, funded seats, practice, Pro fallback, and live-readiness state inside a single options member system.
Reset Bank and rebills
Show cash reset price, matching credits, oldest-first usage, and the exact rebill-date extension before the trader confirms anything.
Payout request center
Expose requestable balance, seat-level queue state, payout rail, review notes, and post-release reset logic inside the same portal.
Performance and history
Keep scorecard progress, options playbook notes, supported-structure usage, and trade-quality context in the same operating surface.
Security and compliance
Treat MFA, KYC, payout identity, and card controls as first-class product rails rather than sleepy settings-page afterthoughts.
Pass-to-funded activation
A passed combine should convert into a funded-seat activation path with explicit next-step language for options permissions, payout lanes, and support expectations.
Operating layer
This is where the portal becomes a believable business.
The trader should be able to understand billing truth, incident posture, room permissions, and trust signals without leaving the member system.
Billing truth stays visible
Combine subscriptions, add-ons, reset costs, taxes, and next rebills should all remain legible after checkout instead of disappearing into billing fog.
Support posture is part of the member UX
The trader should know where to go for platform incidents, payout holds, identity mismatches, and review notes without falling into generic contact forms.
Room access should mirror portal state
Practice, API, funded permissions, and recovery restrictions should all echo inside the trading room so the member system feels operational, not decorative.
Public trust improves when the portal story is concrete
A better public site does not stop at package prices. It shows the machine behind those prices, including what the trader sees after they buy.
Live member feed
Reset Bank ledger refreshed
08:14 CT100K Standard credit posted after rebill and was immediately shown as eligible for the matching seat.
Payout queue updated
08:31 CTOne XFA request cleared review while another remained visible with a trade-quality note attached.
Practice lane confirmed
08:47 CT150K PRACTICE stayed active because the combine subscription and KYC posture both remained healthy.
Pass handoff opened
09:02 CTThe funded activation path appeared in the member portal with the next lane, payout rules, and account-state change all spelled out.
Explore routes
The portal should route straight into the rest of the member system.
These are the pages that make the portal feel like a full operating stack instead of a decorative headline.
Account portal
Purchase state, membership setup, reset continuity, and the first handoff into the actual trader system.
Trader dashboard
Risk posture, payout-quality behavior, queue visibility, and the trader-facing interior that sits behind the portal.
Billing and Reset Bank
Monthly rebills, payment methods, matching reset credits, and the cash-versus-credit reset logic.
Account limits
Unlimited combines, five active funded seats, hold states, recovery exceptions, and one-profile enforcement.
Request center
Seat-level payout eligibility, release state, review holds, and what happens after an approval.
POP center
Issued proof-of-payout records, public-share toggles, and the member archive behind public payout proof.
Practice Account
Free 150K sandbox access, add-ons activation path, and reset posture tied to an active combine.
Getting started
Mayospell's start-here map for one profile, MFA, account tabs, funded activation, and support truth paths.
Add-ons center
Depth, API, Practice, and other software rails that sit next to the combine subscription instead of hiding inside it.
Review queue
KYC, tax forms, payout rails, and manual desk notes that can hold up money or progression.
Call-up center
Risk-team review, live transfer math, reserve staging, stack closure, and what happens if Live is lost later.
Next step