The number that matters is net profit
For a closed winning trade, the platform calculates its performance fee from realized net profit after exchange fees, not from the total sale value. A price move that looks profitable before fees may not leave enough net profit to satisfy an exit target.
XRP Micro Accumulator uses a $0.15 net-profit take-profit target after exchange fees for long and short lots. This is a target, not a guarantee that every position closes, fills at the requested price or earns that amount.
A worked example, not a performance claim
If a winning trade realizes $0.15 after exchange fees, the platform's 30% share is $0.045. The remaining $0.105 is that trade's profit after the platform share. If a trade actually realizes $0.13, the share is $0.039, leaving $0.091.
These are arithmetic examples, not advertised returns. Funding payments and other account-level charges can also affect your balance; do not treat this illustration as an all-in account profit calculation.
When does the platform receive its share?
Winning-trade shares accumulate until at least $1.00 is owed. If the client does not have enough free USDT to pay the full owed amount, the debt remains tracked. The whole amount owed is eligible for transfer when sufficient free balance becomes available. A submitted transfer is not the same as a confirmed receipt.
The API key requires Withdraw permission for the platform's OKX internal-transfer payout flow. This is a powerful permission: review the setup guide and understand the access you are granting before connecting. Never share API credentials publicly.
Why can equity fall after a profitable close?
A close realizes the result of one trade. Equity still includes the effect of the remaining open exposure. XRP moving against those positions, funding, exchange charges or a commission payout can outweigh a small realized win.
- Compare exchange equity at consistent timestamps.
- Separate free balance from equity and unrealized profit.
- Inspect actual fills and charges on OKX.
- Treat bot records as bookkeeping, not a replacement for the exchange statement.
What this means before you start
Do not evaluate a bot using only win rate or the number of profitable closes. Consider open exposure, margin, charges and the overall change in equity. The platform does not guarantee income or protect leveraged positions from liquidation.
Read the connection guide, review the fee disclosure and decide whether live automated trading is appropriate for you.