Trader @AnbuTradesNq Posts $13,500 Tradeify Payout, Cleared Overnight
X user @AnbuTradesNq posted on Saturday, August 8, that a $15,000 withdrawal request sent to Tradeify on Friday was paid the following day, netting $13,500 after the profit split.
On Saturday, August 8, X user @AnbuTradesNq posted that a $15,000 withdrawal request submitted to Tradeify on Friday landed the next day. After the profit split, the trader received $13,500, and stated a running 2026 payout total of $570,875 across the year.
The post itself is the primary evidence: a dated public statement on X, paired with a screenshot of the payout confirmation. The turnaround, request on Friday and funds received Saturday, is the specific claim the trader is documenting. The account size, instrument, and strategy behind the trades are not disclosed in the post and cannot be inferred from the screenshot alone.
“Requested 15k from Tradeify on Friday and got paid on Saturday.”— @AnbuTradesNq on X
The $13,500 net on a $15,000 gross is consistent with Tradeify's published 90/10 profit split on funded accounts. Tradeify, founded in June 2024 and based in Boca Raton, offers futures-only access across CME, COMEX, NYMEX, and CBOT venues, and processes withdrawals through Rise. The firm reports more than $200 million in cumulative payouts, a figure it publishes itself and that has not been independently audited.
What the proof establishes is narrow but concrete: one trader, one $15,000 request, one next-day settlement, on a specific weekend. It does not establish the account plan used, the instruments traded, or whether the year-to-date $570,875 figure the trader cites can be reconciled from public information. Readers weighing Tradeify on payout speed alone should treat this as one dated data point rather than a pattern.
For a firm still inside its second year of operation, individual dated payout receipts are the type of evidence that accumulates into a track record. This one adds a weekend settlement to that record.
