Tradeify Crypto Rules: Complete 2026 Guide

Tradeify Crypto's rule structure is a tight, single-frame risk model layered on top of three flexible account paths. Drawdown is fixed at 6% trailing end-of-day plus 3% daily across every account size. Profit targets are 12% on 1-Step, 10% then 5% on 2-Step, and zero on Instant Funding. The profit split is a flat 80% / 20%. There is no consistency rule in evaluation. Leverage is capped at 5:1 on BTC and ETH at the platform level. Fees are one-time, with no monthly subscription. And payouts run on-demand through Rise with a $100 minimum, gated only by 3 profitable days at 0.5% each before the first withdrawal.

Every rule below is sourced from the Tradeify Crypto help center at help.tradeifycrypto.co, the DXtrade platform documentation, and the public Florida corporate filings for Tradeify Holdings Corp., the same Boca Raton parent that has processed $125M+ in verified Tradeify Futures payouts. The crypto product launched in February 2026 under CEO Brett Simberkoff and COO Vinan Mistry, the same leadership team that built the futures arm. The continuity in leadership matters for the rule structure: Simberkoff and Mistry carried the same payout discipline and clear-rule framing into the crypto product rather than starting from scratch. I have not personally tested the crypto product. Where the help center is silent or contradictory, I flag the gap explicitly and recommend checkout-time verification rather than guessing.

The most important framing point before reading further is that Tradeify Crypto runs a single drawdown model across all paths, which is unusual in the prop space. Many futures and forex prop firms switch drawdown mechanics between evaluation and funded, or vary them by plan. Tradeify Crypto does not. The 6% trailing plus 3% daily structure applies on day one of a 1-Step evaluation, the same way it applies on year two of an Instant Funding account. That uniformity makes the rule structure easier to internalize but makes drawdown discipline non-negotiable from the first trade.

How does the Tradeify Crypto trailing drawdown work?

As of May 2026, Tradeify Crypto runs a 6% maximum trailing drawdown of peak balance, calculated end-of-day, with real-time enforcement. The mechanic separates two events: the floor's update cadence and the breach trigger. The floor only updates at the daily reset, but a breach is detected the moment balance crosses it during live trading.

A worked example clarifies it. A $100,000 account peak balance produces a maximum trailing drawdown floor of $94,000 ($100,000 minus 6%). If the trader closes the day at $103,000, the floor moves to $96,820 ($103,000 minus 6%) at end-of-day reset. The floor never moves down. Losing days don't reduce it. The next day the trader opens with the new $96,820 floor as the live ceiling. If a trade pushes the balance below $96,820 mid-session, the account fails immediately, even though the floor itself only refreshes once per session.

This split between update cadence and enforcement timing is what trips most traders. The trailing floor "feels" like it gives a full session of breathing room because it doesn't move during the day, but a single bad position can still end the account in real time. Traders coming from end-of-day-only enforcement firms (where the breach is only checked at session close) need to recalibrate intraday risk. On Tradeify Crypto, the floor's update is end-of-day; the failure point is live.

The trailing floor is calculated against the highest balance ever reached on the account, not the current balance. A trader who runs to $108,000 and then drops to $99,000 still has the floor anchored at $101,520 ($108,000 minus 6%). The drawdown locks at the all-time high. There is no documented "buffer release" or static-floor mechanism after a certain balance threshold; the trailing logic continues throughout the funded life of the account as far as the public help center documents. If a buffer release exists in the funded stage, it is not on the help center as of May 2026 and would need to be confirmed with support.

What is the Tradeify Crypto daily drawdown rule?

As of May 2026, Tradeify Crypto enforces a 3% daily drawdown ceiling alongside the 6% trailing maximum. The daily drawdown is calculated against the starting balance of the current trading day. If the account loses more than 3% in a single session, the account fails immediately. Real-time enforcement applies; the daily ceiling is not a session-close check.

In practice, the daily drawdown is the tighter of the two limits in most early-stage trading scenarios. On a fresh $100,000 account, the daily ceiling is $97,000 (3% below the $100,000 starting balance) while the trailing floor is $94,000 (6% below peak). The daily ceiling triggers a failure first if the trader experiences a sharp drawdown on a single day, because $3,000 lost on day one breaches the daily limit before reaching the trailing limit. As the peak balance rises, the trailing floor catches up and eventually becomes the binding constraint on later sessions.

The interaction matters for position sizing. A 5:1 leveraged BTC position of meaningful size can hit the 3% daily limit on a single 3-4% adverse price move on the underlying. Traders need to size relative to the daily ceiling, not the trailing maximum, in the early days of an evaluation. The trailing floor is the long-term ceiling; the daily limit is the short-term ceiling.

There is no documented "soft" daily limit or warning threshold. The 3% line is hard. A loss of 2.99% on a day is fine; a loss of 3.01% ends the account. Tradeify Crypto does not publish a documented grace zone or auto-flat mechanism near the daily ceiling, which differs from some futures prop firms that auto-close positions at the daily soft-loss boundary.

What are the Tradeify Crypto profit targets by account path?

As of May 2026, Tradeify Crypto runs three account paths with different profit-target structures:

The 1-Step path requires a 12% gain on starting balance to clear the evaluation. A $25,000 account needs $3,000 in realized profit, a $50,000 account needs $6,000, and a $100,000 account needs $12,000. Once the target is hit and other rules (drawdown, daily limit) are intact, the account converts to funded.

The 2-Step path splits the path in half: 10% in Phase 1, then 5% in Phase 2. A $25,000 trader needs $2,500 in Phase 1 to advance, then another $1,250 in Phase 2 to fund. The total 15% gain across two phases is structurally the equivalent of running a full evaluation and re-evaluation, but the rules continue to apply across the transition: drawdown does not reset between phases, and the trailing floor tracks across both stages.

Instant Funding is a no-target path. The trader pays the upfront cost (pricing for the $10K, $50K, and $100K Instant accounts isn't on the public help center as of May 2026; verify at checkout) and receives funded access immediately. There is no profit gate to clear; the account is live from purchase. The catch: the same drawdown and daily-loss rules apply from trade one, and the funded payout gate (3 profitable days at 0.5% each) still needs to be cleared before the first withdrawal.

There is no time limit on any of the three paths. An evaluation account can sit dormant or trade at a slow cadence without expiring, which differs from many futures prop firms that enforce 30-day or 60-day evaluation windows. The trade-off is that there is no scheduled refund or re-evaluation discount based on time pressure. The trader sets the pace.

Does Tradeify Crypto have a consistency rule?

As of May 2026, Tradeify Crypto has no consistency rule in the evaluation phase. This is the strongest single rule differentiator in the crypto-prop class. A trader can earn the full 12% target on a single BTC or ETH candle without violating any documented rule, as long as the trade fits within the 6% trailing and 3% daily drawdown ceilings.

Most crypto-prop competitors enforce some flavor of consistency: percentage-of-best-day cap, minimum-trading-day count, or both. Tradeify Crypto enforces neither during evaluation. The implications for traders who concentrate profits on high-conviction setups are significant. A single well-timed BTC move that captures the full target is a clean evaluation pass, not a partial pass requiring additional sessions to balance.

The funded phase introduces a payout activity gate, which is sometimes confused with a consistency rule but functions differently. The gate requires 3 profitable trading days at minimum 0.5% each before the first payout request. It is an activity check: the firm is confirming the account is being traded, not capping how concentrated profits can be on a given day. After the first payout, the gate falls away entirely, and subsequent payouts have no documented day-count or per-day-percent requirements.

The contrast with Tradeify's own futures product is worth flagging. Tradeify Futures runs a documented consistency rule structure on funded accounts. Tradeify Crypto does not. Traders coming over from the futures product should not assume the rule book transfers; the crypto rules are simpler in this dimension by design.

How does the Tradeify Crypto profit split work?

As of May 2026, Tradeify Crypto pays a flat 80% / 20% profit split on funded accounts. The trader keeps 80 cents on every realized dollar of net profit. The firm retains 20 cents. The split does not scale with payout count, tenure, or account size as documented on the public help center.

A flat split is structurally different from the scaling models common in crypto prop. Breakout, for instance, scales from 80% to 95% based on milestones. Tradeify Crypto does not scale the split: what a trader earns on payout one is what they earn on payout twenty. The trade-off is that the entry rate (80%) is competitive but not best-in-class on day one, and there is no upgrade path through volume.

The split applies to net realized profits, calculated against closed positions only. Unrealized profits (open positions running in the trader's favor) are not eligible for payout until closed. Open positions also count against drawdown enforcement in real time, which means the trader cannot effectively "hide" profits or losses by leaving positions open through a payout request.

There is no documented profit-split scaling event tied to the $600,000 aggregate funding ceiling. A trader running multiple accounts up to the cap still operates on the 80% / 20% split across each account independently. The split is a per-account rate, not a per-trader rate.

What is the Tradeify Crypto payout schedule?

As of May 2026, Tradeify Crypto runs payouts on-demand through Rise, the third-party processor. There is no fixed weekly or monthly cadence. The trader requests a withdrawal whenever they want, subject to:

• The 3-day, 0.5%-per-day funded payout gate before the first request
• A $100 minimum payout amount
• Standard Rise processing time (1-3 business days for crypto rails, 3-7 business days for bank transfers)

Rise handles KYC verification at the first payout request: passport or government ID, proof of address, and the standard exchange-grade identity workflow. Subsequent payouts skip KYC because the verification persists on the account.

The on-demand structure is more flexible than the weekly or biweekly schedules common in futures prop. A trader who has a strong week can withdraw twice. A trader who wants to compound for a month can leave the funds in the account and withdraw later. The flexibility is one of the cleanest payout structures in the prop class as of May 2026.

The Trustpilot review pool reports two notable processing speed data points: one reviewer reported sub-60-minute payout turnaround end-to-end, and another reported sub-12-hour including KYC. These are not guaranteed processing speeds; they are individual reports from a small (~50 review) review pool that is dominated by parent-firm Tradeify Futures traders rather than crypto-specific. Treat them as ceiling examples, not floor expectations. The standard-case 1-3 business day window is the more reliable planning baseline.

There is no documented maximum payout amount. A trader who has built up $50,000 in realized profit can request the full balance against the 80% split, leaving the original allocation intact for continued trading. Whether that exposes the trader to AML reporting thresholds (typically $10,000+ in the US) depends on the destination rail; verify with Rise directly for high-amount transfers.

What is the maximum leverage on Tradeify Crypto?

As of May 2026, Tradeify Crypto caps leverage at 5:1 on BTC and ETH. The cap is system-enforced through DXtrade, meaning orders that would exceed the leverage ceiling are rejected at the platform level. There is no scenario where a trader can sneak past the cap through fast execution or manual sizing; the platform refuses the order.

5:1 is a conservative cap relative to retail crypto exchanges, where 50:1 to 125:1 is common. It matches Breakout's leverage cap exactly. It is far below HyroTrader, which offers up to 100:1. The conservative leverage is part of the structural risk model that pairs with the 3% daily drawdown ceiling: at 5:1, a 3% adverse move on the underlying produces a 15% adverse account move, which exceeds the daily limit. Position sizing relative to the drawdown rules, not the leverage cap, is the binding constraint in practice.

For altcoins beyond BTC and ETH, the help center does not enumerate leverage caps as of May 2026. The 60+ confirmed pairs include SOL, ADA, MATIC (Polygon), and a wide altcoin range, but the per-asset leverage table isn't on the public documentation. The DXtrade platform imposes the cap at the order level, so the practical answer is "whatever the platform allows when you size a trade." Verify the per-asset cap at the DXtrade order ticket before structuring a strategy around a specific altcoin's leverage.

The leverage cap applies to both long and short positions. There is no documented asymmetry; short BTC at 5:1 is the same constraint as long BTC at 5:1. Hedged positions across pairs would consume leverage capacity per leg.

What are the Tradeify Crypto fee and pricing structures?

As of May 2026, Tradeify Crypto charges a one-time evaluation fee with no recurring subscription. The trader pays once at purchase and the account remains active until breach, withdrawal-and-closure, or trader-initiated termination. There are:

• No monthly subscription fees
• No platform licensing fees (DXtrade access is included)
• No data-feed fees (institutional liquidity routing through Binance, OKX, and Bybit is included)
• No activation fees on funded accounts (the conversion from evaluation to funded is automatic on target completion)
• No per-trade commissions documented separately from the spread

Costs are built into the spread on the DXtrade platform rather than billed as separate line items. The trader sees the spread directly when placing orders. The institutional liquidity pool aggregates Binance, OKX, and Bybit feeds, which generally produces tighter spreads than single-exchange routing on major pairs.

Confirmed pricing points from public sources:

• $5K / 1-Step: ~$70 regular, ~$42 with 40% promo
• $25K / 1-Step: ~$359 regular, ~$251 with 40% promo

Pricing for the $10K, $50K, and $100K accounts isn't on the public help center as of May 2026, and the full Instant Funding pricing structure is also not enumerated publicly. Verify at the live checkout. The 40% promo discount appears to be a recurring reduction rather than a one-time launch promo, but the active code rotation should be confirmed at the checkout step.

The HIPROPTRA promo code (Paul-confirmed for the affiliate URL at tracking.tradeifycrypto.co/click?o=3&a=111) applies as a separate discount layer at checkout.

Which countries are restricted on Tradeify Crypto?

As of May 2026, Tradeify Crypto restricts roughly 60 countries from registration based on three factors stacked together: US OFAC sanctions, anti-money-laundering rules, and local financial regulations. Tradeify Holdings Corp. is a Florida-registered entity, so US Treasury and Commerce restrictions apply directly.

Confirmed restricted countries and regions include:

• North Korea
• Iran
• Syria
• Cuba
• Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk regions of Ukraine

Russia is functionally restricted because payment processing through standard rails is impossible under current sanctions, even though the country may not appear on every formal restriction list. The full restricted list is published at help.tradeifycrypto.co/en/articles/13729786-restricted-countries.

Roughly 160+ countries remain available. The restriction is tied to country of residency (the trader's permanent home) rather than citizenship or current location. A US citizen residing in Spain registers as a Spain trader, not a US trader, and is subject to Spanish residency rules. A Russian citizen residing in Germany would be evaluated under German rules. The residency-based test is more flexible than citizenship-based tests used by some prop firms, and is the standard for OFAC-aligned entities.

The residency rule has implications for traders who travel or relocate. A trader who registers as a German resident and then moves permanently to a restricted country would need to update the residency status, which may trigger account closure depending on the new country's status. Help-center guidance on relocation events is not enumerated; verify with support before a permanent move.

What platform does Tradeify Crypto use?

As of May 2026, Tradeify Crypto runs on DXtrade by Devexperts in the perpetuals/crypto variant. The integration was announced in a public DXtrade press release confirming "Tradeify Crypto adds Devexperts' DXtrade platform for Perpetuals traders," which establishes the platform-firm relationship at the corporate level.

DXtrade is a proven institutional platform used by retail brokers and futures intermediaries globally. The crypto variant adds perpetuals-specific functionality: leverage caps enforced at the platform level, real-time funding rate display, mark-price-based liquidation logic, and integrated charting.

Liquidity routing aggregates feeds from Binance, OKX, and Bybit, which is structurally different from single-exchange routing. The pooled approach generally produces tighter spreads on the major pairs (BTC, ETH, SOL) and more reliable fill quality on size. The trade-off: the trader does not have direct exchange-level transparency on which venue filled which order, which matters for traders building exchange-specific edge.

The 60+ confirmed pairs cover BTC, ETH, SOL, ADA, MATIC (Polygon), and a wide altcoin range. Marketing materials reference 100+ pairs in some places; the help center confirms 60+. Use 60+ as the conservative defensible figure for planning. Mobile app availability is not confirmed on the help center as of May 2026: DXtrade offers mobile clients in general, but crypto-specific availability has not been documented publicly.

Built-in TradingView-style charting is referenced in cross-platform documentation. Depth-of-market display, advanced order types beyond market and limit, and integrated trade journaling are not explicitly enumerated on the help center. Traders relying on DOM displays or advanced order types should verify at the platform level before purchase.

How do Tradeify Crypto rules compare to Breakout and HyroTrader?

The crypto-prop class as of May 2026 is small, with three named competitors and several smaller entries. Tradeify Crypto positions structurally between Breakout's exchange-backed model and HyroTrader's high-leverage independent model.

The structural read on the table:

Tradeify Crypto wins on aggregate funding ceiling ($600K versus ~$200K for Breakout) and on parent-firm credibility (the $125M+ Tradeify Futures payout track record under CEO Brett Simberkoff and COO Vinan Mistry is a unique trust signal in a class where most firms are under three years old). The conservative 5:1 leverage matches Breakout but ranks Tradeify Crypto below HyroTrader on raw position-size flexibility.

Breakout wins on profit-split ceiling (95% at top tier versus Tradeify's 80% flat), on the broader Trustpilot review pool (862+ versus ~50), and on the exchange-backed structural credibility through Kraken. Tradeify Crypto's review pool is small and dominated by parent-firm Tradeify Futures traders rather than crypto-specific reviewers, which is the recurring complaint pattern.

HyroTrader wins on leverage flexibility (up to 100:1) and on pair count (700+ via Bybit's full crypto book versus Tradeify Crypto's 60+). The trade-off is the high-leverage profile produces structurally different drawdown management, and the Bybit-specific routing locks the trader to a single exchange's quirks.

The "no eval consistency rule" point on Tradeify Crypto is the cleanest single differentiator across the table. Both Breakout and HyroTrader use varying consistency mechanisms across their plans. Tradeify Crypto runs a clean rule frame in evaluation that lets traders concentrate profits on high-conviction setups without the per-day cap.

Who fits the Tradeify Crypto rule structure?

The rule structure points to a specific kind of trader. The match is not universal. Picking Tradeify Crypto over Breakout or HyroTrader is a function of style, capital ambition, and sensitivity to leverage.

Pick Tradeify Crypto if:

• You want the highest aggregate funding cap in the crypto-prop class ($600K)
• You concentrate profits on a small number of high-conviction setups (no eval consistency rule rewards this style)
• You value parent-firm credibility (the $125M+ Tradeify Futures payout track record is the strongest trust signal in crypto prop)
• You prefer simple, uniform rules across all account paths over plan-specific rule variation
• 5:1 leverage on BTC and ETH is enough for your strategy
• You want on-demand payouts via Rise rather than fixed weekly or monthly cadence

Skip Tradeify Crypto if:

• You need leverage above 5:1 on majors (HyroTrader's up-to-100:1 cap is materially higher)
• You want a profit split above 80% (Breakout scales to 95% based on milestones)
• You trade altcoins outside the top 60 pairs (HyroTrader's Bybit routing offers 700+ pairs versus Tradeify's 60+)
• You need a deeper Trustpilot review pool to evaluate the crypto-specific track record (Tradeify's ~50 review sample is dominated by futures traders)
• You're sensitive to drawdown enforcement that uses real-time triggers (the 6% trailing and 3% daily are tight for swing-style positioning)

For traders coming from Tradeify Futures specifically, the rule structure transfers in spirit but not in detail. Both products use trailing drawdowns and on-demand payouts. The crypto product drops the consistency rule that exists on the futures funded stage, simplifies leverage to a hard 5:1 cap, and runs the same drawdown frame across all account paths instead of varying by plan.

For traders coming from futures prop firms generally (Topstep, Apex, MyFundedFutures), the biggest rule shifts are: (1) crypto markets trade 24/7 so there is no documented closed-window restriction equivalent to the 4:15 PM EST close on futures; (2) leverage is system-capped at 5:1, much lower than typical futures prop intraday margin; and (3) the eval consistency rule is genuinely absent rather than relaxed by plan choice.

The bottom line

Tradeify Crypto is the right crypto-prop pick for traders who want the highest aggregate funding ceiling in the class ($600K), the strongest parent-firm credibility (Tradeify Futures' $125M+ in payouts is unique in the space), and a simple, uniform rule frame across all account paths. The 6% trailing plus 3% daily drawdown enforced in real-time is tight but consistent. The absence of an evaluation consistency rule is the strongest single differentiator from Breakout and HyroTrader. The 80% flat profit split and on-demand Rise payouts produce a clean post-funded experience. The 5:1 leverage on BTC and ETH is conservative but matches Breakout exactly.

For traders who need leverage above 5:1, who want a profit split that scales above 80%, or who trade beyond the top 60 pairs, Breakout (for the higher split ceiling at 95%) or HyroTrader (for up-to-100:1 leverage and 700+ pairs via Bybit) is the better structural fit. For traders who prioritize a deeper crypto-specific review pool over a parent-firm credibility signal, Breakout's 862+ Trustpilot reviews against Tradeify Crypto's ~50 (dominated by futures traders) is the more conservative pick until the crypto review pool matures.

The rule structure is a function of plan choice elsewhere. On Tradeify Crypto, the rule structure is a function of the firm's design. The trader's decision is whether the design fits their style (high-conviction concentration, conservative leverage, on-demand payouts, parent-firm credibility), not which plan within the firm to pick. That is the decision this pillar exists to clarify.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Tradeify Crypto drawdown rule?

Tradeify Crypto runs a 6% trailing drawdown that updates end-of-day plus a 3% daily drawdown ceiling. The trailing floor moves up as the peak balance rises and never moves down. Enforcement is real-time: if the balance touches the floor mid-session, the account fails immediately even though the floor itself only resets once per day.

Does Tradeify Crypto have a consistency rule?

Tradeify Crypto has no consistency rule in the evaluation phase. A trader can earn the entire profit target on a single BTC or ETH candle without penalty. The funded phase has a payout activity gate (3 profitable days at 0.5% each before the first withdrawal), but that is not a percentage-of-best-day cap and is the lightest payout gate in the crypto-prop class as of May 2026.

What is the profit target on Tradeify Crypto?

Tradeify Crypto's profit target depends on the path. 1-Step Evaluation requires a 12% gain on starting balance. 2-Step requires 10% in Phase 1 and 5% in Phase 2. Instant Funding has no target; the trader receives funded access on day one and only needs to clear the payout gate before withdrawing.

What is the Tradeify Crypto profit split?

Tradeify Crypto pays an 80% / 20% flat profit split. The trader keeps 80% of all closed-trade gains, the firm retains 20%. The split does not scale with payout count or account size, and there is no escalating tier based on tenure as of May 2026.

How are payouts processed on Tradeify Crypto?

Tradeify Crypto processes payouts on-demand through Rise. The trader requests a withdrawal directly from the dashboard whenever they want; there is no fixed weekly or monthly schedule. Minimum payout is $100, no maximum is published, and Rise handles KYC at the first request. Crypto rails clear in 1 to 3 business days; bank transfers take 3 to 7.

What is the maximum leverage on Tradeify Crypto?

Tradeify Crypto caps leverage at 5:1 on BTC and ETH. The cap is system-enforced through DXtrade, meaning orders that would exceed 5:1 are rejected at the platform level, not after the fact. This is a conservative cap relative to retail crypto exchanges and matches Breakout, but is far below HyroTrader's up-to-100:1 ceiling.

Are there monthly fees on Tradeify Crypto?

Tradeify Crypto charges a one-time evaluation fee with no monthly subscription. There are no platform licensing fees, no data-feed fees, and no activation fees on funded accounts. Costs are built into the spread on the DXtrade platform rather than billed separately.

Does Tradeify Crypto have a time limit on evaluation?

Tradeify Crypto has no time limit on the evaluation. Traders can take as long as they need to hit the 12% (1-Step) or the 10%+5% (2-Step) profit targets without the account expiring or requiring a renewal payment.

Which countries are restricted on Tradeify Crypto?

Tradeify Crypto restricts roughly 60 countries based on US OFAC sanctions, anti-money-laundering rules, and local financial regulations. Confirmed restricted regions include North Korea, Iran, Syria, Cuba, and the Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk regions of Ukraine. Russia is functionally restricted because payment processing is impossible. The rule applies to country of residency, not citizenship or current location.

What is the maximum funding on Tradeify Crypto?

Tradeify Crypto allows up to $600,000 in aggregate funding across all accounts, the highest cap in the crypto-prop class as of May 2026. Most peers cap aggregate funding at around $200,000. Five account sizes are available: $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, and $100K, and traders can stack multiple accounts to reach the $600K ceiling.

What platform does Tradeify Crypto use?

Tradeify Crypto runs on DXtrade by Devexperts, in the perpetuals/crypto variant. The platform was announced in a public DXtrade press release confirming Tradeify Crypto adopted Devexperts' perpetuals stack. Liquidity routes through Binance, OKX, and Bybit on an institutional pooled basis, not through a single exchange feed.

What is the daily drawdown rule on Tradeify Crypto?

Tradeify Crypto's daily drawdown is 3% of the starting balance for the trading day. If the account loses more than 3% in a single day, the account fails immediately. The daily ceiling sits inside the broader 6% trailing maximum drawdown, and the daily limit is the tighter of the two on most days, especially early in an evaluation.

How does the funded payout gate work on Tradeify Crypto?

Tradeify Crypto's funded payout gate requires 3 profitable trading days before the first withdrawal, with each qualifying day showing at least a 0.5% gain on the account. After the first payout, subsequent withdrawals are on-demand without the 3-day requirement. This is an activity gate to confirm the account is being traded actively, not a percentage-of-best-day consistency rule.

Can I trade news events on Tradeify Crypto?

Tradeify Crypto does not document news-trading restrictions on the public help center as of May 2026. There is no enumerated banned-events window for Federal Reserve announcements, CPI prints, or other macro releases. Crypto markets trade 24/7 and the firm's documented rules do not include event-window restrictions, but absence on the help center is not the same as official permission. Verify with support before structuring a strategy around news plays.