Tradeify Pays @Singh11_eleven $1,064 in First Documented Payout

Trader @Singh11_eleven posted on X on Friday, August 28, that Tradeify approved a first payout of $1,064, sharing a confirmation image and framing the withdrawal as the outcome of four months of attempts and multiple prior funded accounts that failed.

The proof is a public X post dated Friday, August 28, in which @Singh11_eleven states the payout figure of $1,064 from Tradeify and attaches an image consistent with a payout confirmation. The trader frames it as a first payout following four months of effort and multiple prior funded accounts that did not survive.

Beyond the amount, the post does not disclose the account size, the instruments traded, or the strategy behind the withdrawal. Tradeify offers funded accounts at $25K, $50K, $100K, and $150K across US futures venues including CME, COMEX, NYMEX, and CBOT, but nothing in this proof identifies which plan produced the $1,064. Readers should treat the receipt as evidence of a completed payout, not of a specific method.

“One payout that makes every failed attempt worth it.”— @Singh11_eleven on X

Context on the firm helps size the result. Tradeify runs a 90/10 profit split and, on its Growth and Lightning plans, lets traders keep 100% of the first $15,000 in profit before the split begins. The firm reports more than $200 million paid out to date, a figure it states publicly and that has not been independently verified. Against that backdrop, a first payout of $1,064 is modest in absolute terms but consistent with a trader working up from a smaller allocation.

What the post does establish is narrow and useful: a named trader, a named firm, a dated public claim, and a dollar figure the trader is willing to attach to their handle. The stated ambition to reach maximum allocation is a forward-looking intention, not a documented outcome, and should be read as such.