MyFundedPerps: 50K Challenge Passed and First Payout Received in One Day (ONE SHOT)

The short answer

On 26 October 2026 Raphael started a concept he calls “1 day = 1 challenge of 50K”, with a strategy he calls ONE SHOT. Day 1 ran on MyFundedPerps. At 22:25 (Bangkok) the Elite 50K Challenge was announced as passed — net +$4,942.97 (+9.89%) over 3 closed trades — and the funded account opened. At 00:42 on 27 October the first trade on that funded account (HYPE) was posted at +$995.78 net after fees. Shortly after, he requested a payout of $783.62: 80% of $979.53 of cycle profit.

It was paid. Rise shows one line from “My Funded Perpetuals”, $783.62, status Complete, Pay Date Oct 27, 2026 — requested and paid the same calendar day, under 24 hours. The money sits as a USD balance on Rise; the withdrawal to USDC on Arbitrum has not been made yet, so there is no transaction hash. MyFundedPerps’ score in our review is now 73.3/100, 4th of 11: the grid was revised for this payout on 27 October 2026 (payouts 45 → 60, tested true; it was 70.3 and sixth before).

1. Hour by hour

Times from Raphael’s public Telegram channel “Roya | Prop Trading Live” (Bangkok, UTC+7) and from our MyFundedPerps and Rise dashboards. Conversions to New York time (EDT, UTC−4) are ours.

“One day” is a Bangkok-calendar day: 11 h 43 min separate the first trade posted at 10:42 and the pass announced at 22:25. On the New York clock the first trade falls on the evening of 25 October and the payout request on the afternoon of 26 October — the dashboard labels it “Requested Oct 27, 2026”, which looks like our browser’s date (UTC+7). We have not confirmed which time zone Rise uses for its “Pay Date”.

2. The three trades we know about

1. BTC long, 10:42. Position value about $149,698 at an entry of $79,651.40, leverage shown 6x. The −$56.69 is the open PnL when the screenshot was taken, not a result. By our arithmetic that is about 1.879 BTC.
2. A trade at +$1,678, 21:55. The channel gives +3.5%; $1,678 is 3.36% of $50,000, so the percentage uses a base we do not know. The market is not stated in our sources.
3. A third closed trade. The pass announcement says 3 trades closed; its market and result are not in our sources.

Together: net +$4,942.97, which is 9.886% of $50,000.

A gap we are not resolving. Our notes from 15 October put the Elite 50K profit target at 10%, i.e. $5,000. The displayed net is $57.03 lower. The account was announced as funded and the funded account exists on the dashboard, so the pass itself is established; why the displayed figure sits under the target is not. It could be a different base for the target (before fees or swap, for instance); we have not opened the pass page of this evaluation to check.

3. The HYPE trade on the funded account

On the funded account (Funded 50K, Elite 3% DLL, account FP-93888846, $50,000, started Oct 26, 2026) the channel posted: HYPE, entry $78.33, exit $79.92 — a price move of +2.02% — net after fees +$995.78. Position size and fees are not published. Raphael wrote that a first payout was in sight and that nobody should celebrate before the withdrawal is confirmed.

A second gap. The dashboard’s cycle profit is $979.54 (balance $50,979.54 on a $50,000 account), $16.24 below the $995.78 posted. We do not know why — fees, swap, another line in the cycle, a different basis. Both figures are quoted with their source; the payout is computed on the dashboard’s.

4. How the payout works, as the confirmation window reads

• Split. “You are requesting $783.62, your 80% share of $979.53 in cycle profit.” 979.53 × 0.80 = 783.624, so $783.62 matches the modal’s figure. With the tab’s $979.54 you would get $783.63: the one-cent difference between the two screens looks like display rounding, and we do not push it further.
• Gross deduction. “On approval, the full $979.53 leaves the account balance.” Total Deducted From Balance $979.53, Balance After Payout $50,000.01. The $195.91 difference is the firm’s 20%, which also leaves the account.
• New cycle. “…and a new payout cycle starts.”
• Permanent buffer. “Profit left above your request becomes a permanent balance buffer and cannot be withdrawn in later cycles.” Here that is one cent, because the request took everything.
• No cancellation. “Submitted requests cannot be cancelled.”
• One at a time, no daily limit. “No daily request limit. Each new request waits until the previous one is decided.”
• Trading locked. “Trading on this account is locked until it is decided.”
• Store credit. A slider lets you take part of the payout as store credit; we chose 0%. The boost shown on this page is +5%; on 22 October 2026 our funded 25K showed +10%. We do not know why the two differ.

5. What arrived on Rise

Read in Rise Pay on 27 October 2026, in Raphael’s browser. Payments → Accounts Receivable (Oct 01 – Oct 31, 2026) holds one line: Payment From “My Funded Perpetuals”, description “Payout - Funded Trader. Payout ID: td70yhpka1nf2372n7dj2s1ggn8h00b5”, amount $783.62, status Complete, type Common, Pay Date Oct 27, 2026, Created Date Oct 27, 2026. The page totals: Total Received (October) $783.62, Total Pending $0.00.

The Rise dashboard shows the same amount as Available For Withdraw and “Total payments 2026 $783.62 USD”. The withdrawal account Rise proposes is USDC on Arbitrum; we masked its address. On the MyFundedPerps side, a window appeared after payment: “Account FP-93888846 · +$783.62 · You have been paid · Your payout is on its way”, with a button inviting a Trustpilot review.

Delay. “Requested Oct 27, 2026” on MyFundedPerps, “Pay Date Oct 27, 2026” on Rise: the same calendar day, under 24 hours. We did not note the hour of approval or of the Rise credit, so we give no figure in hours. On 22 October 2026 the app’s payout terms said “Reviews normally complete within two business days”; this one was faster than that.

Currency. The documentation does not publish one (read 15 October 2026). Observed: a USD balance on Rise, withdrawable as USDC on Arbitrum. One payout, one account — not a rule.

6. The payout certificate

MyFundedPerps also issued a Payout Certificate for this payout, an image Raphael sent us on 27 October 2026. Printed on it: “PAYOUT CERTIFICATE”, $783.62, “Paid to ROYA”, Date Oct 26, 2026, Evaluation Elite 50K, a signature with the name “Matthew Leech, CEO” as printed, and Certificate ID FP-C-MNKN5CNG. A QR code sits in the top corner; we did not decode it and say nothing about what it points to. We checked the image before publishing it: it shows no e-mail address, no full personal name of ours and no wallet.

A date gap, written as it is. The certificate says 26 October 2026. The MyFundedPerps dashboard says “Requested Oct 27, 2026” and Rise says “Pay Date Oct 27, 2026”, both 27 October. The likely explanation is a date taken on New York time (the funded account’s first trade falls on 26 October there) against Bangkok time on our side, but we have not settled it and we quote the three dates as printed. The certificate is the firm’s own document, so it does not replace the Rise line as our proof of receipt; it adds a certificate ID and the firm’s own statement that the amount was paid to “ROYA”.

7. What remains to be proven

• The on-chain leg. The $783.62 is on Rise, not in a wallet. When Raphael withdraws it to USDC on Arbitrum, we will add the transaction hash, the USDC amount actually received and any Rise fee. Until then this payout is listed on our payouts page as “received by us”, not as reconciled on-chain, and it is not added to our USDC total.
• The exact delay in hours, from request to Rise credit.
• The three gaps above: $4,942.97 against a $5,000 target; +$995.78 posted against $979.54 of cycle profit; a +5% boost against +10%.
• Repetition. One payout on one account is a sample of one. “1 day = 1 challenge” is an announced concept, not a result.

Our Trust Score for MyFundedPerps was revised on 27 October 2026, on the owner’s decision, because of this payout: payouts 45 → 60 and the firm is now marked tested, so the 85-point desk-research cap no longer applies. Total 73.3/100 (it was 70.3), 4th of 11. Why only +15: there is no public hash yet, the currency and network are not published, there is no public registry and a $100,000 lifetime cap applies. We are MyFundedPerps’ affiliate and Roya’s note does not move (23/25). The full record of the firm is on our MyFundedPerps review; the rules of the funded account we read on 22 October are in this earlier article.

8. FAQ

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18+ only. A prop firm challenge can lose you the full fee, and a passed challenge is no promise of profit or of payouts. MyFundedPerps accounts are simulated. Nothing here is investment advice. Disclosure. We have an affiliate relationship with MyFundedPerps: if you buy through our link we are paid by the firm. It does not change the figures above, which come from our own dashboard, our own Rise account and our own Telegram channel. We do not publish our commission rate. Sources: Raphael’s public Telegram channel (26–27 Oct 2026); our MyFundedPerps dashboard and Rise Pay account, read 27 October 2026 (Rise e-mail and withdrawal address masked); our notes of 15 Oct 2026 (docs and Terms) and 22 Oct 2026 (funded 25K).