Phidias Payout Review: Two Fast Withdrawals in November 2025

Phidias Prop Firm: My Withdrawal Experience

Hi everyone! This is the second of a three‑part series where I’ll walk you through my withdrawal experiences across various prop firms..

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Overview of Phidias's Cash Account Payout Rules:

• Consistency Rule: 30% (Largest Profit Day divides by Total Profit)

• Fees: 80/20 Profit Split

• Max Withdrawal: $2000 for $50K account

• Buffer: No. Trader could withdraw into buffer. The minimum profit target is $2600. ($2600 - $2000 so, leaving $500 as safety net)

• Minimum Trading Days: 10 days of +$150

• Payout Processing: Deposited into Phidias Wallet in one working day or less. No payout window!

Communication & Support:

My Withdrawal Attempt:

Payout Processing & Reality Check:

My first payout request was on Wednesday, November 12, 2025. It got approved and landed in my Phidias Wallet the very next day.

My second payout request was on Thursday, November 27, 2025. Same smooth process—it was approved and deposited the following day.

Both reviews and approvals were super smooth, done in a day or less. The trend is obvious—just one day!

What is Phidias Wallet?

Phidias Wallet is simple to use. After your payout request is approved, the money goes straight into your wallet. From there, you can access it on your dashboard to buy test accounts or activate cash accounts. Think of it as in‑house credit you can save for later. You can keep it in your wallet or move it to Riseworks, which will process the funds and send them to your chosen payment method.

Fees & Final Amount:

The Good, The Bad, and The Bottom Line:

I withdrew $2,000, and after the 80/20 split, $1,600 landed in my account. Just a heads‑up—there are minor transaction fees when moving money from Riseworks to your bank.

I had to work with support to get my identity document approved. My first upload didn’t meet the standard, so I had to re‑submit another one.

Later, I had some trouble setting up the Riseworks payment processing. That part isn’t handled by Phidias, so if you run into the same issue, it’s best to reach out to Riseworks support directly.

The payout processing was impressively fast—it hit my Phidias Wallet within just one day! However, you’ll need to manually request a transfer from Phidias to Riseworks, and then from Riseworks to your bank account. This extra step makes the process less seamless compared to other prop firms and adds a bit more time before the funds reach your bank.

That said, the introduction of the Phidias Wallet is still a major upgrade. There’s no longer a fixed payout window! If you’ve traded with them before, you’ll remember the old system only allowed payouts once a month—so this is definitely progress.

I had to contact support for assistance, and to their credit, they responded quickly. However, the communication wasn’t always crystal clear—especially when it came to explaining the exact steps or the reasoning behind their responses. It’s understandable, as English doesn’t appear to be their first language, so a bit of patience goes a long way.

I still speak highly of Phidias Prop Firm—they really do pay! Fast payouts and the removal of the payout window are big improvements. The payment setup can feel a bit nuanced, but fortunately it’s just a one‑time process.

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