Trader Reports $1,846.15 Tradeify Payout Held Up at Rise Onboarding

On November 7, trader @HassanTrades7 posted on X that a $1,846.15 payout approved on his Tradeify dashboard has stalled because Rise, the payment processor Tradeify referred him to, declined to offer him its services after a manual review.

The post describes a payout of $1,846.15 that, according to the trader, had already cleared Tradeify's internal review stage. The remaining step was onboarding with Rise to receive the funds. Verification initially showed as successful, the trader writes, before being moved to manual review. After he submitted additional bank statements as proof of address, Rise emailed him that it could not offer its services, without providing a reason.

Rise then directed him back to Tradeify to ask about alternative payment methods. In the post, @HassanTrades7 publicly asks Tradeify to process the payout through Plane, another payments platform, rather than requiring him to restart the process or lose his funded account. The dollar amount, the processor sequence, and the request for an alternative rail are all stated directly in the post text.

“My $1,846.15 payout had already passed the review stage on Tradeify's dashboard. The only thing left was setting up Rise to receive the payment.”— @HassanTrades7 on X, November 7

Tradeify, founded in June 2024 and based in Boca Raton, Florida, routes payouts through Rise and markets fast processing as part of its program. The firm reports more than $200 million paid out to date, a figure it has disclosed publicly but which is not independently verified. This proof speaks to one specific step in that pipeline, the onboarding handoff between the prop firm and its external payment processor, rather than to the firm's approval process itself.

What the post does not establish is also worth stating plainly. The trader does not disclose the account size, the instrument traded, or the strategy behind the balance, and no screenshot content beyond what he describes is corroborated here. The case documents an approved payout that has not yet landed in the trader's hands, and a public request for Tradeify to intervene. Resolution, if it comes, would need to be confirmed in a follow-up post.