Tradeify Pays $12,000 to @DDAM_XIII on January 1, Trader Confirms on X

A trader operating as @DDAM_XIII posted on X that Tradeify processed a $12,000 withdrawal on January 1, with funds reported as transferred within a few hours of the request being submitted that morning.

The proof was published on X under the handle @DDAM_XIII and includes a screenshot of the payout confirmation. The post states the withdrawal was requested on the morning of January 1 and settled the same day, with the trader citing a $12,000 figure and describing the firm's interface and system response as smooth. The dated post and attached image are the primary evidence anchoring this record.

Tradeify, founded in June 2024 and based in Boca Raton, Florida, operates exclusively in US futures across CME, COMEX, NYMEX, and CBOT venues. The firm reports having paid out more than $200 million to traders, a figure that is firm-stated rather than independently verified. Payouts on funded accounts run on a 90/10 split, with traders keeping the first $15,000 in full on Growth and Lightning plans before the split begins.

“Requested payout from Tradeify this morning, transferred in a few hours on New Years Day.”— @DDAM_XIII on X

The post does not disclose which account plan the trader was using, the account size, the instruments traded, or the duration over which the profits were generated. As a result, this proof establishes the receipt of $12,000 and the speed of processing on a holiday, but it does not document the strategy or the risk path behind the result. Readers should treat it as evidence of one payout cycle, not of a repeatable performance profile.

What gives the post weight is the timing. A withdrawal cleared on New Year's Day, within hours, is a useful data point for traders evaluating operational reliability rather than marketing copy. Combined with the firm's public Trustpilot footprint of roughly 4.6 across more than 2,600 reviews, it adds to a picture of consistent processing, while the firm's short history since mid-2024 remains a fair caveat for any longer term assessment.