Tradeify has grown fast in the futures prop space on the back of one design choice: an end-of-day trailing drawdown that is far more forgiving than the intraday trailing many rivals use. Here is how its plans, drawdown and payouts work in 2026. Tradeify overhauled its lineup in late 2025 and runs frequent discount codes, so treat the plan names and figures below as a guide and confirm the current details on Tradeify's help center before buying. Prices in particular change constantly, so this guide does not quote them.
The three plans
- Growth. An evaluation with a one-day minimum to pass. Budget entry point, and it carries a daily loss limit.
- Select. The flagship, launched at the end of 2025. A three-day minimum evaluation with a choice of Daily or Flex payout path once you are funded.
- Lightning Funded. Instant funding with no evaluation. You pay more upfront and skip the challenge entirely.
Older programs such as Advanced and Straight to Sim Funded were retired in the revamp, so ignore guides that still reference them.
How the end-of-day drawdown works
Every Tradeify account uses an end-of-day trailing max drawdown. The distinction that matters:
- The loss floor trails your highest end-of-day, closed balance, and it updates only once per day at the session close. Unrealized profit during the day does not move it. If you are up $1,500 on an open trade but close flat, the floor does not rise.
- The floor only moves up, never down, and it locks permanently once it reaches about $100 above your starting balance. From that point your starting capital is protected.
- Enforcement is still real time. If your live equity touches the current floor during the session, the account is liquidated, so end-of-day refers to when the floor moves, not when it is checked.
As a rough guide, the max drawdown runs about $2,000 on a 50K account, $3,000 on 100K and $4,500 on 150K, with matching profit targets of roughly $3,000, $6,000 and $9,000 on the evaluation plans. Confirm the exact numbers for your plan and size at checkout.
Consistency and daily loss
Consistency rules differ sharply by plan, which is a genuine Tradeify quirk. Growth has no consistency rule during the evaluation but a 35% rule once funded. Select applies a 40% consistency during the evaluation. Lightning uses a tiered rule that loosens with each payout. The Select Flex funded path is unusually flexible, dropping both the daily loss limit and the consistency rule. Because these vary, read the rule for the exact plan you buy.
Getting paid
Tradeify's headline perk is that on the Growth and Lightning plans you keep 100% of your first $15,000 in withdrawals before the split moves to 90/10. Select pays 90/10 from the first payout. Payout frequency and minimums depend on the path: Select Flex pays after every five winning days, Select Daily pays once you have built a buffer, and Growth needs five profitable days. Payouts are processed seven days a week and usually land within a few business days.
Who Tradeify suits
Tradeify fits traders who hate being liquidated on intraday equity swings and want a floor that only reacts to closed balances. The catch is the same as every futures firm: the floor is enforced live even though it trails end of day, so you still need to know where it sits at all times.
A live Tradeify dashboard that recalculates the end-of-day floor and warns you before your equity reaches it removes the guesswork. DeckLive tracks Tradeify and every other futures prop account on one screen in real time, with alerts before a breach, so a forgiving drawdown model stays forgiving.