I’ve withdrawn profits a few times already, and everything went smoothly. The first time, I was a bit nervous because I had heard stories about other firms delaying payments or making excuses, but with axi Select, the payout came exactly when expected. The 90% profit split is great, though obviously, you need to trade smart to really take advantage of it. If you’re consistent, they don’t mess with your withdrawals, which is what matters most to me
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- Thread starter LJ_Kon
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So as I understand it, you need to deposit $500 to get started? Just wondering — if it’s not for me, can I withdraw the funds later?To get in on the Axi Select Seed Stage and join the August promo, you need to have 20 closed trades under your belt, hit an Edge score of 50 or more, and throw in at least $500 into your Axi account. Once you’ve got that sorted, you’re good to snag up to $5,000 in funding from Axi.
Yes, the $500 isn’t a fee — it’s your own capital in a live Axi account. If you decide not to continue, you can withdraw it anytime, just like with a regular brokerage account. The program builds on your real trading, so nothing’s locked or frozen during Seed. I started the same way — tested it for a bit, and had no issues pulling funds when needed.So as I understand it, you need to deposit $500 to get started? Just wondering — if it’s not for me, can I withdraw the funds later?
Also worth noting — they’ve recently added MT5 support to axi select. Was MT4-only for a long time, but now you can choose the platform you’re more comfortable with, which is a nice change if you’re used to MT5 elsewhere.So as I understand it, you need to deposit $500 to get started? Just wondering — if it’s not for me, can I withdraw the funds later?
So the $500 is just my own money in a live account and not a fee — that makes a big difference. Good to know I can withdraw it anytime if I decide it’s not for me. Also nice that they added MT5 support.Yes, the $500 isn’t a fee — it’s your own capital in a live Axi account. If you decide not to continue, you can withdraw it anytime, just like with a regular brokerage account. The program builds on your real trading, so nothing’s locked or frozen during Seed. I started the same way — tested it for a bit, and had no issues pulling funds when needed.
I’ll probably start small and test it. Quick question — how long did it take you to get your first payout after hitting the Edge Score requirements?