Vest Markets Payouts, Verified On-Chain

From the trader's request to money in the wallet, the median over the last 30 days is 23.9 h (average 22.1 h, 18,615 withdrawals measured). The request time comes from the on-chain withdrawal nonce, so this is observed speed, not the firm's claim.

Yes, as of the last sync: the latest withdrawal settled 7 min ago, and Vest Markets paid $5,809,441 across 5,882 withdrawals in the last 7 days. Its payout health score is 100/100 (Excellent), based on cadence, recency and the longest gap between paid days, not on volume. The payout wallets hold $1,759,530 in USDC right now, about 3.4 days of payouts at the current pace.

The largest single withdrawal we have verified on-chain is $97,785 on Oct 22, 2026 on Base. The table above links each of the ten largest to its transaction hash.

$16.08M across 19,730 withdrawals to 5,852 wallets since Jul 1, 2026, with $15,498,089 in the last 30 days. These totals only count what is visible on Ethereum, Arbitrum and Base; anything the firm pays by bank transfer or other rails is not included, so treat them as a floor, not the firm's full payout volume.

Every figure on this page is read from public blockchain events, not from the firm or from screenshots: Withdrawed events on all five Vest bridge contracts (Base, Arbitrum, Ethereum) from July 1, 2026, when Vest Capital launched. Vest Capital payouts and ordinary exchange withdrawals look identical on-chain, so DPF reads the Vest account behind each withdrawal. An exchange user's account is their own trading wallet: it funds itself with deposits of thousands of dollars, is often the payout wallet, and sometimes receives withdrawals directly. A funded account only ever pays for evaluations (at most $1,000 at a time). 'Likely prop' counts a withdrawal only when its account is not the payout wallet, never deposited more than $1,000 at once into a Vest bridge and never received a withdrawal itself, the payout wallet never deposited either, and the amount is at or under $100,000. Wallets on a verified trader profile always count; a short admin list of known exchange wallets never does. 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.