
Your Game Plan, Your Rewards
Put your sports knowledge to work. Complete your evaluation, qualify for a funded account, and discover how payouts work with BetFunder.
What a payout record looks like
Explore payout examples to understand how participant records are presented, including account size, payout amount, date, and verification details.



From Winning Picks To Payouts
A clear path from completing your challenge to requesting your eligible earnings.
Know What You Earn
Understand how your payout is calculated, when you become eligible, and what conditions apply before requesting your earnings.
Questions Before Kickoff?
Everything important, in plain English. Still need help? Email support@betfunder.com and the team will get back to you.
No. BetFunder is a performance funding platform. You complete a skills-based betting challenge using the platform, then qualifying bettors receive access to a funded account under a profit-sharing agreement.
You pass as soon as you reach the profit target without breaking a risk rule: 20% on 1-Phase, 15% then 10% on 2-Phase, or 10% per phase on 3-Phase. You have up to 30 days per phase. After you pass, your results are reviewed and your funded account is activated.
Build your challenge around the sports you know best, including soccer (EPL, MLS), football (NFL, NCAAF), baseball (MLB, NCAA), tennis (ATP, WTA), basketball (NBA, NCAA) and hockey (NHL). Available markets and stake limits are shown on the platform and in our Rules & FAQ.
Once funded, you keep up to 80% of eligible profits and can request a payout every 14 days. Your account must stay within the rules and meet the payout criteria; each request is reviewed and verified before it is paid.
Limits on running more than one challenge or funded account are set out in our Terms. If you plan to hold several accounts, contact support before you buy and we will confirm what is allowed.
Breaking a risk rule, such as the daily loss limit, the maximum overall loss or a stake limit, ends the challenge. The same rules apply on funded accounts. You can buy a new challenge and start again; review your log first to see whether sizing, selection or discipline caused it.








