@RC_FUTURES Documents $1,250 Tradeify Payout Request on a 25K Account

Trader @RC_FUTURES posted on X on September 10 that a $1,250 payout request had been submitted to Tradeify, part of a stated batch of five identical withdrawals tied to what the trader described as a return to 25K accounts.

The post, published on X and accompanied by a screenshot, states the trader is requesting $1,250 across five accounts at Tradeify and that a buffer has already been built toward a second payout. The account size referenced by the trader is 25K, described as a return to a preferred setup after unsuccessful attempts to scale on larger accounts.

Tradeify, founded in June 2024 and headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, offers funded futures accounts in $25K, $50K, $100K, and $150K sizes across US futures venues including CME, COMEX, NYMEX, and CBOT. The firm applies a 90/10 profit split, and on its Growth and Lightning paths traders keep 100% of the first $15,000 in profit before that split takes effect, a structure that shapes the economics of smaller-account payouts like the one documented here.

“Went back to my bread and butter 25K accounts. Payout straight away.”— @RC_FUTURES on X

The firm reports having paid out more than $200 million to date, a figure it has publicly stated but which has not been independently verified. The $1,250 request captured in this post is a submission, not a confirmed receipt, and the screenshot documents the request stage of the payout workflow rather than settled funds in the trader's bank account.

What the proof does not establish is equally relevant. The post does not identify which instruments were traded, the strategy used, the specific Tradeify plan (Growth, Select, or Lightning), or the timeframe over which the profit was generated. It also does not show a completed transfer, only the request. Readers weighing the evidence should treat it as a snapshot of an active payout cycle rather than a full accounting of results.