To fully understand how the PayOut Cycle works, it’s important to first understand how the internal structure of Prop Number One operates particularly the relationship between the trader, Blue Chip Broker, and the Liquidity Provider.
Prop Number One operates as a funded trading firm, where traders trade company capital, and all their trades are replicated in real market conditions through a secure and transparent execution chain.
The Role of the Liquidity Provider
The Liquidity Provider is where Prop Number One’s company funds are held.
It is also where all trades are actually executed and replicated in the real market.
Prop Number One itself does not directly execute trades; it replicates traders’ operations through its infrastructure.
The Liquidity Provider is the final execution layer, responsible for placing trades on the live market using the firm’s funds.
The Operational Structure
1️⃣ The Trader Gets Funded
When a trader successfully passes the evaluation process and becomes funded with Prop Number One, they gain access to a live trading account that replicates real market conditions.
2️⃣ A Mirror Account is Opened on Blue Chip Broker
Prop Number One then opens a mirror (replica) account on Blue Chip Broker for the funded trader. This account serves as the technical bridge it mirrors every action taken by the trader in real time.
3️⃣ Funds Are Deposited with the Liquidity Provider
Once the replica account is created:
Blue Chip Broker deposits Prop Number One’s company funds with the Liquidity Provider.
This step is necessary for the Liquidity Provider to execute trades on behalf of the firm.
This setup typically takes 24 to 48 hours, which explains the short waiting period before funded traders receive their credentials.
4️⃣ Trade Execution Process
When the funded trader opens or closes a position:
Blue Chip Broker receives the trade signal from the trader’s account.
The broker forwards this trade to the Liquidity Provider.
The Liquidity Provider executes the trade in the live market, using Prop Number One’s corporate funds.
This system ensures real-time 1:1 trade replication and maintains full transparency between trader activity and live market execution.
What Changed on September 21, 2025
Since September 21, 2025, Prop Number One’s Liquidity Providers no longer support crypto (USDT–TRC20) withdrawals.
Funds are now transferred via international bank wire, which:
Takes 3–4 business days to reach Prop Number One’s accounts.
Takes 2 business days to reach Rise or Crypto wallet.
Once received, Prop Number One sends trader PayOuts within 10 minutes.
The PayOut Cycle
The PayOut Cycle starts once profits are realized and confirmed by the Liquidity Provider.
The Liquidity Provider transfers the earned funds to Prop Number One.
Once the funds are received, Prop Number One processes the PayOut to the trader using the same or preferred payment method.
Timing of PayOuts
There are two timing scenarios:
Does this mean Prop Number One pays only once a month?
Absolutely not.
Prop Number One does not have a fixed monthly PayOut schedule.
Instead:
As soon as the Liquidity Provider deposits the funds,
Prop Number One processes your PayOut within 24 hours — regardless of the date.
This means traders are paid as soon as liquidity is available, not on a fixed monthly cycle.
In Summary
Liquidity Provider = where company funds are stored and trades are executed.
Blue Chip Broker = intermediary that mirrors trades from Prop Number One’s platform.
Prop Number One = manages accounts, verifies profits, and executes PayOuts.
Prop Number One’s system ensures:
Real trade replication,
Secure handling of company funds, and
Fast PayOuts processed within 24 hours once liquidity reaches the firm, with a maximum deadline of the 5th of the following month.