E8 Futures Payouts, Verified On-Chain

E8 Futures sent payouts on 21 of the last 30 days, 97 of them in the last 7 days; the longest quiet stretch was 2 days and the last payout was 19 min ago. These are on-chain settlement times; the firm's own request-to-approval time is not visible on the blockchain.

Yes, as of the last sync: the latest payout settled 19 min ago, and E8 Futures paid $256,235 across 97 payouts in the last 7 days. Its payout health score is 88/100 (Excellent), based on cadence, recency and the longest gap between paid days, not on volume. Its Rise company account holds $150,674 in RiseUSD right now; firms load Rise per payout run, so that balance moves a lot and is not a solvency measure.

The largest single payout we have verified on-chain is $105,508 on Feb 3, 2026 on Arbitrum. The table above links each of the ten largest to its transaction hash.

$46.1M across 15,325 payouts to 5,266 Rise accounts since Nov 23, 2023, with $1,288,619 in the last 30 days. Every payment E8 Futures sends through Rise is recorded on Arbitrum, including payouts the trader then withdraws to a bank; payments made outside Rise are not included, and the total includes affiliates and vendors paid from the same account.

Every figure on this page is read from public blockchain events, not from the firm or from screenshots: Every payment E8 Futures sent through Rise, read on Arbitrum One: RiseUSD payment events in the executed state from E8 Futures's Rise company account since June 20, 2026, and RISEPAY transfers from its Rise ID before Rise migrated its ledger. Rise records the firm-to-trader payment on-chain before the trader withdraws, so payouts later cashed out to a bank are included; payments made outside Rise are not, and recipients include affiliates and vendors paid from the same account. The account belongs to E8 Markets and pays its forex, futures and crypto traders alike. Each row links to its transaction on the block explorer, the data refreshes every minute, and the exact addresses we watch are listed below and on the methodology page.