  We consider the Random-Cluster model on $(\mathbb{Z}/n\mathbb{Z})^d$ with
parameters $p \in (0,1)$ and $q\ge 1$. This is a generalization of the standard
bond percolation (with open probability $p$) which is biased by a factor $q$
raised to the number of connected components. We study the well known
FK-dynamics on this model where the update at an edge depends on the global
geometry of the system unlike the Glauber Heat Bath dynamics for spin systems,
and prove that for all small enough $p$ (depending on the dimension) and any
$q>1$, the FK-dynamics exhibits the cutoff phenomenon at
$\lambda_{\infty}^{-1}\log n$ with a window size $O(\log\log n)$, where
$\lambda_{\infty}$ is the large $n$ limit of the spectral gap of the process.
Our proof extends the Information Percolation framework of Lubetzky and Sly
[21] to the Random-Cluster model and also relies on the arguments of Blanca and
Sinclair [4] who proved a sharp $O(\log n)$ mixing time bound for the planar
version. A key aspect of our proof is the analysis of the effect of a sequence
of dependent (across time) Bernoulli percolations extracted from the graphical
construction of the dynamics, on how information propagates.
