Lucid Trading Payout Caps by Account Type (2026)

You made $4,200 this cycle. You open the payout request and the maximum withdrawal says $2,000.

That's the Lucid Trading payout cap experience. Every Flex and Pro trader hits this wall, and it's the single biggest complaint I see in the Discord. Traders feel punished for being profitable. And honestly? Early on, I felt the same way.

This article covers every payout cap at Lucid in 2026. Current per-account tables, monthly income modeling, and exactly how to maximize what you pull out. I'll also tell you which accounts have zero caps and why it matters.

What are payout caps and why does Lucid use them?

A payout cap is the maximum dollar amount you can withdraw in a single payout cycle. On LucidFlex it is a double condition: the help center table reads "50% of Profit up to" the dollar figure, so a $3,500 cycle on a 50K releases $1,750 (half the profit), not the full $2,000 ceiling. You need $4,000 of cycle profit before the $2,000 cap is actually reachable. The rest stays in the account.

Lucid uses caps for risk management on the firm side. They limit how fast traders can extract capital from sim-funded accounts. This protects the firm from scenarios where a trader gets lucky on a single volatile session, pulls everything out, and disappears. Caps force traders to demonstrate sustained profitability across multiple withdrawal cycles before accessing larger amounts.

From your perspective, caps are frustrating. From the firm's perspective, they're table stakes. Almost every prop firm uses some form of withdrawal limit during the sim-funded phase. The difference is how aggressive or generous those limits are, and how quickly they increase.

Lucid's caps today are mostly flat. Flex caps are fixed per account size and never change. Pro steps up once after payout 1, and Direct once from payout 4 on the 50K and larger; the 25K Direct never steps up at all and pays $1,000 on every one of its five cycles. And once the sim payouts are done, 5 each on Flex, Pro and Direct, while Daily converts on performance triggers instead of a count, the account leaves the cap system for LucidLive and its daily withdrawals. What happens at that hand-off is the one thing Lucid words two ways. Lucid's LucidFlex payout article words this as automatic: five payouts per account, after which the trader is moved live. Lucid's live-structure article words it differently: payout 5 is the maximum payout level rather than a guaranteed route, and every live transition happens at the discretion of the risk team. The two articles do not agree, so plan for a review after payout 5, not for a guaranteed live account. The old ladder that climbed cycle after cycle is gone. The newest account type, LucidDaily (added July 2026), skips per-request caps entirely and allows payout requests every eligible day.

The bottom line: caps are temporary friction, not permanent income limits. But you need to understand exactly how they work per account type.

What are the LucidFlex payout caps?

LucidFlex has a fixed cap per payout cycle, expressed as "50% of Profit up to" a dollar ceiling. Your 50K Flex caps at $2,000 on payout 1 and on payout 5, same ceiling every cycle, and the 50% rule binds underneath it. What changes is your account size ($1K on 25K, $2K on 50K, $2.5K on 100K, $3K on 150K), not the per-cycle cap on a given account. Lucid's help center also confirms Flex funded accounts carry no buffer balance to maintain, and the caps do not scale with the payout number.

LucidFlex 25K Payout Cap

25K Flex releases 50% of cycle profit up to $1,000 every cycle. No progression. You need $2,000 of cycle profit to reach the ceiling.

LucidFlex 50K Payout Cap

This is the account size I run. These are the exact caps I've been working within.

Updated July 2026: Previous versions of this table showed a progression from $1,500 (payout 1) to $4,000+ (payout 6+). That was incorrect, LucidFlex caps are fixed per cycle by account size and gated by the 50%-of-profit rule. My 50K accounts have hit the same fixed cap on the first cycle and on every later one. You need $4,000 of cycle profit before the $2,000 ceiling is reachable.

LucidFlex 100K and 150K Payout Caps

Both sizes release 50% of cycle profit up to the ceiling shown, on every payout.

The pattern is simple: larger accounts get higher fixed caps. Nothing climbs with payout number on Flex anymore. Scaling income means stacking accounts, not waiting for progression.

How do LucidPro payout caps change after payout 1?

Pro caps have exactly one step: payout 1 runs at the base cap, every payout after that runs $500 higher. Combined with cycles that turn much faster than collecting 5 profitable days on Flex, Pro is the fastest cycle-based extraction path at Lucid; only LucidDaily, with uncapped payout requests every eligible day, moves money out faster among the purchasable accounts.

LucidPro Cap Table (All Sizes, Current)

Current caps per Lucid's help center (checked July 2026). The old progressive ladder and weekly maximums no longer apply. The buffer column is trading profit you have to earn before the first request and can never withdraw, so across a full 5-payout run the profit you need and the net that reaches you are $8,100 for $6,300 (25K), $14,100 for $10,800 (50K), $17,600 for $13,050 (100K) and $21,600 for $15,300 (150K). Legacy LucidPro accounts purchased or reset before November 28, 2025 additionally keep 100% of their first $10,000 in cumulative payouts. Flex, Daily and Direct run flat 90/10.

Reaching a Pro cap is not the same as qualifying for the payout. Three gates have to clear in the same cycle: the minimum profit goal ($250 on 25K, $500 on 50K, $750 on 100K, $1,000 on 150K), the 40% consistency percentage (35% on accounts purchased or reset before November 28, 2025 at 3:00 PM ET), and profit over the buffer balance of $26,100 (25K), $52,100 (50K), $103,100 (100K) or $154,600 (150K). The buffer is your starting balance plus the initial max loss limit plus $100, and it is not withdrawable, so a balance sitting inside it blocks the request even when the profit goal is met.

Compare that to Flex. On the 50K, both cap payout 1 at $2,000, but Pro steps to $2,500 from payout 2 while Flex stays flat at $2,000 forever. The bigger lever is cycle speed: Pro cycles turn on the profit goal, Flex requires 5 profitable trading days every single cycle.

The math gets aggressive quickly. If you're trading 5 days a week and hitting your profit targets consistently, a Pro account can clear its full run of 5 sim payouts, the maximum before it goes into the live review, in about 3.5 weeks at the floor. On Flex, a clean cycle runs roughly 10 calendar days because every cycle needs 5 profitable days that each clear the minimum daily profit for the size ($100 to $250), so its five payouts take about 7 weeks.

The Legacy 100% First $10K (Pre-November 2025 Accounts Only)

One asterisk on the split: the 100% on the first $10,000 is a LucidPro-only legacy term, grandfathered to accounts bought or reset before November 28, 2025 at 3:00 PM ET. Flex, Daily and Direct run flat 90/10, and every newer Pro account runs 90/10 from dollar one.

On a legacy account, maxing the first payouts meant keeping every dollar until the $10K threshold. On current accounts that advantage is gone, so the Pro-vs-Flex decision now rests on cycle speed and rules, not the split.

If your dashboard still shows the 100% split, you're grandfathered. Enjoy it while it lasts.

LucidDirect Payout Caps: Fixed Targets Per Cycle

LucidDirect works differently. It pairs payout caps with profit goals per cycle: you clear the goal, you withdraw up to the cap.

Direct skips the evaluation entirely (you're sim-funded from day one), which is why it carries the strictest structure: profit goals per cycle plus the 20% consistency rule.

LucidDirect Goals and Caps (All Sizes, Current)

All Direct payouts split 90/10 and sit behind the 20% consistency rule. Goals and caps per Lucid's help center, checked July 2026.

The key difference from Flex and Pro: Direct has a 20% consistency rule. No single trading day can represent more than 20% of your cycle profit. On the 50K, where the first cycle asks for a $3,000 profit goal, that means no single day can contribute more than $600.

That consistency requirement acts as its own kind of cap. Even though the withdrawal amount might be higher on paper, you need to spread your profits across multiple trading days. One-hit-wonder sessions that work on LucidFlex are impossible on Direct.

Direct runs four sizes, with the 100K sitting between the 50K and the 150K. Lucid's help center documents no minimum number of trading days for Direct, and Lucid's pricing page lists a 5-day minimum. The 20% consistency rule sets a floor arithmetically: no single day may carry more than a fifth of the cycle, so a payout needs at least five contributing days. The gate that actually binds a Direct request is the cycle profit goal under that 20% check.

LucidDaily Payout Caps: None Per Request

LucidDaily, added to the lineup in July 2026, takes the opposite approach to Flex, Pro, and Direct: there is no per-request payout cap at all. Once a funded Daily account sits above its buffer balance (starting balance plus the initial max loss limit plus $100) and shows positive net profit since the last payout, the trader can request everything above the buffer, any eligible day, with a $500 minimum. No cycles, no minimum profitable days, no cap steps. The one hard ceiling Daily carries sits at the other end of the account's life: on the move to live, sim profit above the buffer is paid out after broker KYC and capped at $15,000 in total, the same figure regardless of account size or how many accounts move with you. Anything above that is not withdrawable.

All Daily payouts split 90/10. The buffer (starting balance plus the initial max loss limit plus $100) is not withdrawable; it later funds the starting live drawdown. The third column is the trading profit that has to be earned before the first request and never reaches your bank. Per Lucid's help center, checked July 2026.

The one ceiling Daily does have is the Maximum Daily Profit: $6,000 to $12,000 of sim profit per day depending on size. That is a trading limit, not a withdrawal limit, and hitting it is the good kind of problem: Lucid's payout article says the account moves live automatically, while the LucidDaily live article routes the same trigger through a review pool decided by the risk team. Daily pays for this freedom elsewhere: intraday trailing drawdown in funded and a hard-breach ban on red folder news trading, with the evaluation undocumented rather than exempt. The full LucidDaily account breakdown covers the complete rule set.

LucidMaxx: Zero Caps. None.

LucidMaxx is Lucid's premium tier. The headline feature? No payout caps.

None. Zero. Unlimited withdrawal amounts.

If you make $15,000 in a single session and want to pull all of it out, you can. Daily payouts. No waiting for cycle completion. No cap progression to grind through. No consistency percentages limiting your best days once you are live, though the evaluation you buy first still runs a 40% check and a 5-trading-day minimum.

That is the selling point. For proven profitable traders who are tired of caps limiting each withdrawal, an uncapped request changes the economics materially.

Why LucidMaxx Can Afford to Skip Caps

LucidMaxx status is invite-only, and the evaluation behind it is not free. Lucid's risk team handpicks traders from their funded-account track record and notifies them by email; once the status is granted, the trader may purchase the LucidMaxx evaluation. That evaluation is the only Lucid product with a published price table: $110 to $175 (25K), $180 to $290 (50K), $270 to $430 (100K) and $425 to $680 (150K), the exact figure set by how many live accounts you have blown without clearing drawdown. No discount code applies, VIBES included, and a reset costs the same as the first attempt. These are traders who have already demonstrated sustained profitability across multiple accounts and payout cycles.

By the time you qualify for Maxx, Lucid already knows your trading patterns. They've watched you perform through LucidFlex or LucidPro. The risk of a one-hit-wonder draining an account and vanishing is near zero for this group.

Caps exist because firms don't know if a new trader will be profitable next month. Maxx traders have already answered that question.

The LucidMaxx Structure

• Daily payouts (not 3-day or 5-day cycles)
• No payout caps (unlimited per withdrawal)
• No daily loss limit
• EOD trailing drawdown
• Up to 5 live accounts
• Instant live capital once the evaluation is passed, and that evaluation has its own gates: the profit target for the size, a 40% consistency percentage and a 5-trading-day minimum
• 90/10 profit split

If Flex is the forgiving path and Pro is the fast path, Maxx is the unrestricted path. You can't buy the status. You earn it, then you buy the evaluation that goes with it.

Cap Steps, Resets, and What Carries Over

The old progression ladder is gone. What remains are two small steps (Pro from payout 2, Direct from payout 4 on the 50K and larger, with the 25K Direct flat throughout) and a set of reset rules traders still miss.

The Reset Problem

If you breach a funded account and reset (or buy a new evaluation), your payout count restarts at zero. With mostly flat caps that costs you little in cap terms, but it restarts your five-payout path to LucidLive.

That's the real hidden cost of breaching in 2026: not lost caps, lost progress toward Live. Breach at payout 4 and you were one payout away from the live review, and from the daily withdrawals and one-time Live Bonus that follow it. Now you're starting the count again.

I've watched traders in the Discord complain about never reaching Live, then admit they've reset their account three times. Of course you never reach Live. You keep restarting the count.

Caps Don't Transfer Between Account Types

Your LucidFlex payout count doesn't carry over to LucidPro, and vice versa. Each account tracks its own count. If you've hit payout 4 on a 50K Flex and switch to a 50K Pro, you're starting the five-payout path to Live from zero.

This matters when traders think about switching programs mid-stream. Restarting the payout count might cost more than the benefits of the new account type.

Exceeding the Cap Amount

You can earn more than the cap in a given cycle. You just can't withdraw it all at once, and on Flex you can never release more than half the cycle profit anyway. Inside the running cycle the overhang is not reachable at all: the ceiling and the 50% rule both bind on the request, and Flex having no buffer balance requirement does not change that. What the excess does instead is sit there as cushion, protecting your drawdown, which means less risk of breach on the next cycle.

I intentionally let excess profits sit sometimes. Once the balance on a 50K sits $2,100 above the starting balance, the MLL has locked and I'm trading with house money. That's worth more than squeezing an extra few hundred dollars out of a borderline cycle.

Income Modeling: What the Caps Actually Allow

Numbers talk. Two things bound every figure below: a Flex request releases 50% of cycle profit up to the ceiling, so reaching the cap needs twice the cap in cycle profit, and a sim account is finished after payout 5. The lifetime total, not a monthly rate, is what a single account can pay.

LucidFlex Income by Account Size

Flex caps are fixed per size and never climb with the payout number. Five payouts end the account's sim life and move it into the live review, so the right-hand column is the ceiling a single Flex account can pay. A faster cadence reaches that total sooner, it does not raise it. Scaling means running accounts in parallel and rotating in new ones.

At a clean cycle of roughly 10 calendar days, a single 50K Flex account reaches payout 5 in roughly 7 weeks, and then it is done with sim payouts. Red days that stretch a cycle push that out. Lucid publishes no data on average payout cadence, so treat any specific number as an estimate rather than a statistic.

Two 50K Flex accounts double both figures, to $3,600 take-home per capped cycle and $18,000 across their ten payouts. What they do not double is how long the pair lasts.

LucidPro 50K: What the 3-Day Cycle Pays Across Five Payouts

Pro changes the math completely. A payout every 3 calendar days is the floor between requests, and counting the sessions that produce the profit goal on top of the wait, five cycles run about five calendar days each. That puts all 5 sim payouts, the maximum before the account goes into the live review, around 3.5 weeks in. Even at these caps, the speed compensates.

Full run: $12,000 withdrawn gross and $10,800 net across all 5 sim payouts, on $14,100 of trading profit. The $2,100 buffer above the $50,000 start has to be earned before payout 1 and is never withdrawable, so the share of what you actually trade up is roughly 77%, not 90%. Payout 5 then ends the account's sim life and opens the live review.

Legacy LucidPro accounts purchased or reset before November 28, 2025 keep 100% of their first $10,000 in cumulative payouts on top of these numbers.

The catch is consistency: clearing the profit goal every cycle is hard. Even at a 50% cycle success rate, which stretches the five sim payouts to roughly seven weeks instead of 3.5, the income potential on Pro exceeds Flex.

Realistic expectations? If you're a solid trader pulling $500-$800 per day on NQ, a single 50K LucidPro account hands you $6,000 to $10,800 in total, not per month. The $10,800 net is the lifetime ceiling across its five sim payouts, and reaching it takes $14,100 of trading profit, because the $2,100 buffer above the $50,000 start has to be earned and can never be withdrawn. A strong month only decides how quickly you get there. Once payout 5 clears, that account is done with sim payouts and goes into the live review, so a repeating monthly figure would need a second account, not a better month.

Capped vs Uncapped: Lucid Compared to Competitors

Lucid isn't the only futures prop firm. And some competitors don't use caps at all.

How Lucid Stacks Against Uncapped Firms

Tradeify's current products all have plan-specific payout caps. Growth scales by payout number, Lightning combines fresh profit goals with size caps, Flex uses 50% of total profit within a hard cap, and Daily uses twice fresh profit within its cap and buffer.

But Tradeify uses one-time pricing: the current 50K prices are $145 Growth, $165 Select and $492 Lightning. Compare those fees and plan-specific payout gates with Lucid's one-time price rather than modeling a recurring Tradeify subscription.

Tradeify does not have one universal consistency rule. Growth Sim Funded uses 35%, Select Flex and Daily have none, and current Lightning moves from 20% to 25% to 30%. LucidFlex has no funded consistency rule, so the relevant comparison depends on which Tradeify path is being considered.

There is no universal winner. Tradeify's current paths all have payout caps or request formulas, while LucidFlex uses its own 50%-of-profit ceiling. Compare the exact account size, consistency rule and payout gate instead of an uncapped-versus-capped shortcut.

Strategy: Maximizing Income Within Cap Constraints

Caps are a constraint. Constraints require strategy.

Don't Chase the Cap Ceiling

The biggest income mistake on LucidFlex is overtrading to fill the cap. The 50K ceiling is $2,000 and the 50% rule means you need $4,000 of cycle profit to reach it. You're at $3,600, releasing $1,800, and you keep trading to squeeze out the last $200. That's how profitable cycles turn into breaches, one trade too many.

The $200 wasn't worth the risk. If you're at 80% of your cap, request the payout. The excess stays in the account as a buffer, and you live to trade another cycle.

Stack Multiple Accounts

Lucid allows up to 5 funded accounts. If one 50K Flex has a $2,000 cap and you're making $4,000 per cycle, run two accounts. Two $2,000 caps equal $4,000 in withdrawals per cycle period.

I've run two 50K Flex accounts simultaneously for most of my time with Lucid. Same strategy, same setups, same executions mirrored across both. The cap constraint on each individual account is halved because the income is spread.

Prioritize the Payout Count Toward LucidLive

Your goal isn't to maximize a single payout. Your goal is to bank five clean payouts as fast as possible, because payout 5 ends the sim account and opens the live review. A breached account restarts the count.

I'd rather withdraw a little under the cap and bank the payout than push for the full amount and risk the account. Five clean cycles beat three maxed ones and a breach, every time.

Use Pro for Speed, Flex for Stability

Run one Pro and one Flex. The Pro account with 3-day cycles and higher caps is your income accelerator. The Flex account with no consistency rule and no DLL is your safety net.

If Pro has a rough week and you breach the DLL, you still have Flex producing steady payouts. Diversifying across account types inside the same firm is the closest thing to hedging your prop trading income.

LucidLive: When Caps Change Permanently

LucidLive is where the cap structure shifts entirely. Once you transition from sim-funded to live capital (after payout 5 on Flex, Pro or Direct; Daily converts on performance triggers), the payout rules change.

LucidLive Payout Structure

LucidLive uses daily payouts. No more cycle-based caps. Your account starts at $0 balance with your starting live drawdown as the risk budget, you withdraw profits daily, and a one-time Live Bonus ($1,000 to $4,500 by original account size) is released once live profits reach the Live Target, your starting live drawdown plus $100, on a first trip live.

There is no arbitrary dollar ceiling on Live withdrawals. Accounts moved live from LucidDaily are the one exception to the bonus: they receive none, because their buffer balance funds the starting live drawdown instead.

The trade-off is risk reality: live accounts blow like any account, and blowing one puts you in a two-week cooldown before you can buy a new evaluation. The freedom is real, and so is the downside.

For traders who want uncapped, same-day withdrawals, LucidLive is the endpoint. The whole sim-funded cap system is just the audition for it.

I haven't moved to Live yet. The decision is structural rather than about the split: Live drops the per-cycle caps but restarts the account at $0 with the live drawdown as the risk budget. I'll make the transition when my daily profits consistently exceed the cap amounts on sim-funded.

How the cadence plays out on a single 50K LucidFlex account across its five-payout run:

• Payout cadence: one payout per completed cycle, five per account before the sim phase ends
• Payout size: the same fixed ceiling on payout 1 and on payout 5
• What varies: the cycle profit underneath it, not the cap
• Processing time: approval within minutes, then same-day credit for US traders on Plaid, 1 to 2 business days to a US bank, 2 to 4 to an international bank, and up to eight through PayPal
• Payment method: Plaid instant bank transfer for US traders, WorkMarket by ADP for US and international traders

Those 30+ payout cycles are spread across several LucidFlex and LucidPro accounts, not two long-running ones: five payouts or a breach ends a sim account and a new one takes its place. The cap structure did its job.

If I'd been on an uncapped program from day one, would I have extracted more in the first month? Probably. But the discipline that caps enforced kept me from overtrading, kept my drawdown protected, and kept my account alive long enough to build a sustainable income stream.

The bottom line

Payout caps are account- and cycle-specific. Model the cap together with the profit goal and consistency test instead of treating the headline account balance as withdrawable cash.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are payout caps at Lucid Trading?

Payout caps are maximum withdrawal limits per cycle. LucidFlex releases 50% of cycle profit up to a fixed ceiling by account size: $1,000 (25K), $2,000 (50K), $2,500 (100K), $3,000 (150K). LucidPro and LucidDirect start at the same base and step up once: Pro from payout 2, Direct from payout 4, with the 25K Direct flat at $1,000 across all 5 payouts. LucidDaily has no per-request cap, only a Maximum Daily Profit of $6,000-$12,000 by size. LucidMaxx has no caps.

Does LucidMaxx have payout caps?

No. LucidMaxx has zero payout caps and offers daily withdrawals with no dollar limit. It's Lucid's premium tier, reserved for traders the risk team identifies from a sustained funded track record. You can't purchase the status; once it is granted you buy the LucidMaxx evaluation, priced $110 to $680 by size and blown-account tier, with no discounts.

Does LucidDaily have payout caps?

No per-request cap. Funded LucidDaily accounts can request any amount above the buffer balance (starting balance plus the initial max loss limit plus $100) with a $500 minimum, every eligible day. The only ceiling in the funded stage is the Maximum Daily Profit rule, $6,000 (25K) up to $12,000 (150K) of sim profit per day. Hitting it triggers the move to live, called automatic in Lucid's payout article and framed as a risk-team decision in the LucidDaily live article. One cap does exist, at that transition: sim profit above the buffer is paid out after broker KYC and capped at $15,000 in total across all accounts, with anything above that forfeited.

How do Lucid Trading payout caps increase over time?

Mostly, they don't anymore. Flex caps are fixed per size and never change. Pro caps step up once ($2,000 to $2,500 on the 50K, from payout 2). Direct caps step up once from payout 4 on the 50K and larger, and the 25K Direct stays flat at $1,000 across all five. LucidDaily never had per-request caps to begin with. Once the sim payouts are done (5 on Flex, Pro and Direct) the account leaves the cap system: payout 5 ends the sim account and opens the live review, and on LucidLive cycle caps disappear.

Do payout caps reset if I breach my account?

What resets is your payout count. Since caps are mostly flat, the real cost is restarting the five-payout path to LucidLive, not lower caps. A single bad week can push daily-payout live status months further away.

What happens to profit above the cap?

Excess profit stays in your account as a balance buffer. You can't withdraw it in the current cycle, but it protects your drawdown and reduces your risk of breach on the next cycle. Some traders intentionally leave profit in their account for this reason.

Are LucidPro payout caps higher than LucidFlex?

From payout 2, yes. On the 50K both start at $2,000, then Pro runs $2,500 while Flex stays at $2,000. The bigger Pro advantage is cycle speed: profit-goal cycles instead of Flex's 5 profitable trading days, which compounds into more payouts per month.

How much can I earn with Lucid Trading payout caps?

A single 50K LucidFlex tops out at $10,000 gross and $9,000 take-home across its five payouts, not per month: every capped request needs $4,000 of cycle profit because Flex releases 50% of profit, and payout 5 ends the account's sim life. At a clean cycle of roughly 10 calendar days that ceiling arrives in roughly 7 weeks. A 50K LucidPro tops out at $12,000 gross and $10,800 net across its five, on $14,100 of trading profit because the $2,100 buffer is never withdrawable, and at roughly five calendar days per cycle that run lands around 3.5 weeks in. Scaling means running accounts in parallel, not waiting for a bigger cap.

Do Lucid Trading payout caps apply on LucidLive?

No. LucidLive drops cycle caps entirely: daily withdrawals with no per-cycle dollar ceiling. The account starts at $0 with your starting live drawdown as the risk budget. On a first trip live you can also earn a one-time Live Bonus of $1,000 to $4,500 by funded size, released as a payout once live profits reach the Live Target, your starting live drawdown plus $100, and subject to the 90/10 split. Accounts moved live from LucidDaily receive no live bonus at all.

Can I run multiple Lucid accounts to get around payout caps?

Yes. Lucid allows up to 5 funded sim accounts per household. Running two 50K LucidFlex accounts doubles your withdrawal capacity per cycle and doubles the lifetime total to $18,000 take-home. There is no cap progression to wait for on Flex, so parallel accounts are the only lever, and each one still ends at payout 5.

How do Lucid Trading payout caps compare to Tradeify?

Tradeify current products use one-time pricing and plan-specific caps. On 50K, Growth caps rise from $1,500 to $3,000 by payout number; Lightning is capped at $2,000 for payouts 1-3 and $2,500 from payout 4; Flex permits 50% of total profit up to $3,000; Daily permits twice fresh profit up to $1,000 while preserving its buffer. Consistency is 35% on Growth, none on funded Select, and 20%/25%/30% on current Lightning.