Tradeify Payout Rules: Eligibility, Caps and Timing (2026)

Tradeify payout rules depend on the account type you hold. Select Flex pays after 5 winning days, Select Daily allows daily requests under a buffer system, Growth uses a trading-day count with a 35% consistency rule, and Lightning uses a progressive consistency rule. Most funded accounts split profits 90/10 in your favor, and payouts are usually processed within 24 hours once your Rise onboarding is done. This guide walks through each path so you can see what applies to your account before you trade toward a withdrawal.

Tradeify updates its policies often, and some details depend on the date you bought the account. Treat the figures below as a map, then confirm the exact numbers for your account in the Tradeify Help Center and your dashboard.

TL;DR

• Eligibility is account-specific. You can request a payout once you meet the requirements for your account type, and your dashboard shows when you are eligible.
• Select accounts: Flex needs 5 winning days per cycle, Daily allows daily eligibility, and both use a 90/10 split.
• Growth and Lightning add consistency rules: 35% for Growth, and 20%, 25%, then 30% for Lightning payouts.
• Speed: payouts run through Rise (or Plane) and usually arrive within 24 hours after onboarding, up to 72 hours for weekend requests.
• If you run several accounts, each one has its own cycle, so track them separately.

Table of Contents

• How Tradeify payouts work at a glance
• Select Flex vs Select Daily payouts
• Growth account payout rules
• Lightning funded payouts: progressive consistency
• Legacy Live accounts
• How to request a payout and how fast it arrives
• Why payouts get delayed or denied
• Payout rules when you run several Tradeify accounts
• Perspective
• Copying one Tradovate account to many
• FAQ
• Sources

How Tradeify payouts work at a glance

The first thing to understand is that there is no single Tradeify payout rule. Tradeify sells several funded account types, and each carries its own eligibility test, cap and consistency requirement. According to the Tradeify Help Center, you can request a payout once you meet the requirements for your account type, and your dashboard shows when you are eligible.

The split is the part that stays simple. Tradeify offers a 90/10 profit split on Sim Funded accounts, meaning 90% goes to you and 10% to the firm.

The Select consistency entry comes from the Select account parameters, which list no consistency rule and no daily loss limit for Select funded accounts. Everything else in the table is explained below.

Select Flex vs Select Daily payouts

After you pass a Select evaluation, you choose between two payout policies. Tradeify states that the choice is permanent for that account, so decide before you start trading funded, not after your first good week. The company describes Flex as the 5-day path and Daily as the rapid-access path.

Select Flex: 5 winning days per cycle

Flex is the milestone path. You need 5 winning days in a payout cycle, then you request up to a share of your total profit, capped per account size. For example, on a 25K account Tradeify's policy page lists up to 50% of total profits (current balance minus starting balance), capped at $1,250 per payout. Larger accounts carry larger caps, and Tradeify notes the caps differ by whether you purchased before or after September 1, 2026, so read the table for your purchase date.

Flex has no daily loss limit, which suits traders who scale into positions and sit through a normal intraday swing.

Select Daily: daily eligibility with a buffer

Daily lets you become eligible every day, but it adds tighter risk parameters. The policy uses a buffer system: for a 25K account, the buffer is $1,100. Daily also carries a daily loss limit, which Flex does not. In practice, you give up some room for drawdown in exchange for faster access to profit.

A simple way to choose:

1. If you take one to three good trades a day and let winners run, Flex's larger caps and no daily loss limit usually fit better.
2. If you scalp for small, repeatable gains and want cash flow often, Daily fits.
3. If you are unsure, look at your last 30 trading days and count how many were winners above the minimum threshold for your account size.

The rule that applies to both

After your first payout, both Select policies require positive net profit during each payout cycle. If you lose money after a payout, you must earn back the loss and finish the cycle net positive before the next request. Only one payout request can be open on an account at a time, so you cannot stack a second request until the first is approved and paid, or denied.

Growth account payout rules

Growth funded accounts are built around days, not a fixed winning-day count alone. To qualify, you need at least 5 trading days with profits above a threshold of $100 to $250, depending on account size. Tradeify's policy page covers the exact threshold per size, and it distinguishes current policy from legacy accounts purchased before September 12, 2025.

Two more Growth rules matter:

• Minimum balance. The account must reach a minimum balance to qualify, for instance $26,500 on a $25,000 account.
• 35% consistency rule. Tradeify lists a 35% consistency rule for Growth funded payouts.

After each successful payout, the trading-day count resets to zero, so every cycle starts fresh. That reset is easy to forget when you are juggling several accounts.

What the 35% consistency rule means

A consistency rule limits how much of your total profit can come from your single best day. With a 35% cap, your best day should not exceed 35% of your total profit over the period. Say you made $3,000 total with a best day of $1,200. That day is 40% of the total, so you are over. You would need to keep trading, adding profit on other days, until the best day is 35% or less of the total. In this example that means reaching about $3,430 in total profit without a new best day. For the formulas and more examples, see our consistency rule guide for Tradeify and the side-by-side prop firm consistency rules comparison.

Lightning funded payouts: progressive consistency

Lightning uses a consistency requirement that gets stricter as you cash out. Tradeify's plan guide lists 20% for the first payout, 25% for the second, and 30% for the third and later payouts.

Note the direction of the percentages. A lower percentage is harder to meet, because your best day must be a smaller slice of your total profit. A 20% rule means your profit must be spread across at least five comparable days. Tradeify says the rule is designed to identify and support traders committed to long-term success rather than high-risk, short-term strategies.

The practical response is to cap your size on outsized days. If you are at 18% on the first payout, a single oversized runner can break the rule, so scale out earlier or stop for the day once you have a normal winning day.

Legacy Live accounts

If you bought a Live account before December 3, 2025, different terms may apply. For those accounts, Tradeify's policy allows requesting amounts above the starting balance daily, with a $250 minimum and an 80/20 profit split. New purchases follow the current account types above, so check your purchase date first.

How to request a payout and how fast it arrives

Tradeify processes payouts through Rise as the primary method, with Plane as an alternative. Options include bank transfers and cryptocurrency withdrawals.

1. Check eligibility in your dashboard. It shows when you meet the requirements.
2. Submit the request for the amount you want within your cap.
3. Complete Rise onboarding the first time. After a confirmed request, you accept a Rise invitation, sign agreements and verify your identity.
4. Wait for processing. Payouts are usually processed within 24 hours once Rise onboarding is complete, and weekend requests can take up to 72 hours. Funds go to your Rise wallet.
5. Withdraw from the wallet by your chosen method.

On taxes, the Help Center says Rise issues 1099 forms for payout income. Talk to a tax professional about how your trading income is reported.

Why payouts get delayed or denied

The most common causes are straightforward:

• The account fails before processing. If you fail the account or fall below minimum payout thresholds before the request is processed, the request is denied. Do not trade aggressively while a request is pending.
• Rise onboarding is incomplete. The 24-hour timeline begins once onboarding is done, so finish identity verification before you need the money.
• A weekend submission. Requests made over a weekend can take up to 72 hours.
• A negative cycle on Select. If your cycle profit is below zero after a prior payout, you cannot request again until you are net positive.
• A consistency breach on Growth or Lightning, where one day dominates your profit.

Payout rules when you run several Tradeify accounts

If you hold more than one funded account, each has its own cycle: its own winning-day count, its own buffer or consistency math and its own pending request. Two habits help.

• Keep a one-line sheet per account with account type, purchase date, cycle start balance, winning days so far and best day.
• Stagger requests so you can see approvals and denials on one account before you act on the next.

How many accounts you may hold is its own rule set. Our guide on how many Tradeify accounts you can have covers that, and our page on which futures prop firms allow copy trading explains where copying fits. Before you copy trades across accounts, confirm Tradeify's current rules on it with the firm directly.

Perspective

> We built TradeDupe for traders who run several prop accounts on Tradovate, and the pattern we see is that payout problems rarely start on payout day. They start weeks earlier, when one account drifts out of step with the others: a size that was slightly too large, a stray fill on a follower account, a best day that swallowed the consistency math. > > That is why we focus on control and visibility rather than raw speed. Rogue-trade detection flags follower trades the copier did not place. Per-account toggles let you switch off an account that is near a threshold. Daily loss limits and profit targets are set directly on Tradovate, so the broker enforces them, not a program on your PC. > > If your goal is clean payout cycles across multiple accounts, the useful question is not how fast you can copy. It is whether every account behaves the way you intended. Typically under 100ms is enough. Predictability is what protects a payout. > > Andres

Copying one Tradovate account to many

If you want to trade your Tradovate-based accounts from a single leader account, TradeDupe mirrors each fill from the leader to your enabled follower accounts, typically under 100ms. You connect through Tradovate's official OAuth flow, so your password is never stored.

Every plan includes a 7-day free trial with one-click cancellation. Standard is $30 per month or $240 per year, Pro is $60 per month or $540 per year, and Elite is $120 per month or $1,080 per year. Our futures trade copier page shows how the setup works from leader to followers.

FAQ

When can you request a payout on Tradeify?

You can request one once you meet the requirements for your account type, and your dashboard shows when you are eligible. Select Flex needs 5 winning days per cycle, Select Daily allows daily eligibility, and Growth needs at least 5 qualifying trading days.

How fast are Tradeify payouts?

Payouts are usually processed within 24 hours once your Rise onboarding is complete. A request submitted over a weekend can take up to 72 hours, and funds arrive in your Rise wallet.

What is the Tradeify profit split?

Sim Funded accounts use a 90/10 split, with 90% to you. Select Flex and Select Daily are both 90/10. Legacy Live accounts bought before December 3, 2025 use 80/20.

Do Tradeify accounts have a consistency rule for payouts?

It depends on the type. Growth funded payouts use a 35% rule, and Lightning uses 20% for the first payout, 25% for the second and 30% after. Select funded accounts list no consistency rule. Confirm the current rule for your account with Tradeify.

Can I request a second payout right after the first?

Only one request can be open at a time. On Select accounts you also need positive net profit in the new cycle, and on Growth the trading-day count resets to zero after each payout.

Sources

• Common FAQs, Tradeify Help Center
• Select Flex and Select Daily Payout Policies, Tradeify Help Center
• Growth Funded: Account Payout Policy, Tradeify Help Center
• Tradeify Pricing Reference, Tradeify Help Center
• Which Plan is Right for You?, Tradeify Help Center
• Lightning Funded Accounts, Tradeify Help Center
• Live Funded Payout Policy, Tradeify Help Center
• What Payout Methods are Accepted?, Tradeify Help Center

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For educational purposes only. Not financial advice. Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor.