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Axi Select · Payout Planner
Model an Axi Select allocation-account payout. The allocation capital is the firm's; you earn a performance-fee share of the profit it generates. See how the capital multiplier grows the allocation you'd manage next phase — and your payouts with it.
Payout plan
Trader payout this period
$—
your share of the performance profit
—
Gross performance profit
—
Firm share
—
Next-phase allocation (firm capital)
—
Projected payout next phase (same return)
Trader payout (your share)—
This phase vs. next phase
Payout now—Trader payout (your share)
After multiplier—Projected payout next phase (same return)
Uplift—Increase vs current payout
Illustrative planner only — not affiliated with, or endorsed by, Axi. The allocation capital shown is the firm's risk capital, not yours: you never own or withdraw it, and only your performance-fee split of the profit is your money. Figures are estimates; real payouts, splits, multipliers and phase rules are set by your allocation agreement and change — verify current terms before relying on any number.
How it works
Earn a share, then level up the allocation
The performance profit is the firm's allocation capital times your period return. That profit is split: you keep your performance-fee percentage and the firm keeps the rest — that split is your only take-home. You never own or withdraw the allocation itself. When you reach the next phase, the capital multiplier scales the allocation you manage, so the same period return produces a larger payout for you.
payout = allocation × return% × split% · next phase = (allocation × multiplier) × return% × split%
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