Tradeify Select (Flex) Review 2026: Full Breakdown + Real EV For Traders
Tradeify's milestone-based funded variant. Same Select eval as Daily (40% consistency, 3-day min) but funded-side keeps the eval MLL untouched, has NO daily loss limit, NO consistency rule on funded, and pays out via 5-winning-day cycles capped at $1,250 / $3k / $4k / $5k per request — much bigger per-request caps than Daily.
At a glance
Tradeify Select (Flex) account sizes
| Account | Eval cost | Profit target | Max DD | Daily loss | Reset cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25k | $65 | $1,500 | $1,000 | None | $95 |
| $50k | $99 | $3,000 | $2,000 | None | $95 |
| $100k | $159 | $6,000 | $3,000 | None | $95 |
| $150k | $221 | $9,000 | $4,500 | None | $95 |
Is Tradeify Select (Flex) right for you?
- Traders who want larger per-payout amounts and don't need daily cash flow
- Strategies with occasional big winning days (Daily's tight cap would limit them)
- Anyone who values maximum intraday flexibility (no funded DLL)
- NO DLL on funded (vs Daily's hard $500-$1.75k DLL)
- NO consistency rule on funded (vs Daily's payout-cycle profit constraint)
- Per-request payout caps 2-3× larger than Daily ($3k vs $1k on 50k)
- Same EOD MLL as eval — no post-pass tightening like Daily
- No buffer system — withdraw immediately after 5 qualifying winning days
- Drawdown locks at $100 above starting balance
- 5-winning-day gate is slower than Daily's daily eligibility
- Higher per-day profit minimum to count as 'winning' ($100/$150/$200/$250 by size)
- Once-per-cycle payouts vs Daily's once-per-day — slower cash flow
- Same eval as Daily — still need 3 trading days minimum and 40% consistency
- Permanent choice — once you pick Flex you can't switch to Daily without a new eval
Tradeify Select (Flex) trading rules explained
EOD trailing drawdown. Eval AND funded use the same MLL: $1k / $2k / $3k / $4.5k by size. Locks at $100 above starting balance once your EOD balance reaches the lock trigger.
NONE — neither in eval nor on the funded account.
40% consistency rule during eval ONLY. NONE on funded.
Standard CME session.
Full CME futures lineup including micros. T1 news allowed.
Same reset structure as Daily: $60/$95/$169/$239 by size.
Tradovate, Rithmic, WealthCharts brokers. VPS allowed.
Tradeify Select (Flex) payout rules
How Tradeify Select (Flex) stacks up
| Firm | Eval $ | Activation | Profit split | DD type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tradeify Select (Flex) | $99 | — | 90% | EOD · locks |
| Tradeify Select (Daily) | $99 | — | 90% | EOD · locks |
| LucidFlex | $98 | — | 90% | EOD · locks |
Tradeify Select (Flex) FAQ
›Flex vs Daily — which one?
Flex if you want bigger, less-frequent payouts and have a strategy with occasional outlier days. Daily if you want consistent daily cash flow and have steady day-to-day P&L. The eval is identical so you can run the calculator against both and pick the one with higher EV at your stats.
›Why is the Flex payout cap so much bigger than Daily?
Daily lets you withdraw frequently in small amounts (up to 2× cycle profit, capped low). Flex makes you wait for 5 winning days then lets you take 50% of total profit up to a much larger cap. They're optimized for different cash-flow patterns.
›Is there really no minimum balance to request a payout on Flex?
Correct — Flex has no minimum balance requirement (unlike Growth's funded structure). The only gates are (1) 5 winning days of the per-size minimum profit and (2) positive net profit for the current payout cycle.
›What counts as a 'winning day'?
A trading day where your net P&L meets or exceeds the per-size minimum: $100 (25k), $150 (50k), $200 (100k), $250 (150k). Lower days don't count toward the 5-day gate but also don't fail your account.
›Does the 50% rule reset after each payout?
No — the 50% is calculated against TOTAL profits (current balance minus starting balance), not just current-cycle profit. So as your balance grows over time, the 50% cap rises with it (subject to the per-request maximum).
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Last verified May 25, 2026. See the math behind these numbers →