TRADEIFY . PAYOUT PROOF

@Pedroisquiet Posts $2,500 First Payout Request at Tradeify

Trader @Pedroisquiet posted on X on Thursday, July 2, that he had submitted a $2,500 payout request at Tradeify, noting it was his first withdrawal from the Boca Raton futures prop firm.

Verified Jul 2·by Jean Babwel

July 2, 2026Source · X @PedroisquietReading time · 2 min

On Thursday, July 2, the trader @Pedroisquiet posted on X that a $2,500 payout request had been submitted at Tradeify, describing it as his first payout with the firm. The same post bundled the request alongside withdrawal activity at two other prop firms, framing it as part of a routine multi-account payout day rather than a one-off event.

The post itself is the primary artifact. It documents the amount, the firm, the trader handle, and the date. It does not disclose the account size on which the profit was generated, the instrument traded, the holding period, or the plan type, whether Growth, Select, or the instant-funded Lightning path. Readers evaluating the proof should weigh it on those terms: a documented request for $2,500, not a full audit of the strategy behind it.

Screenshot of @Pedroisquiet's X post requesting a $2,500 first payout from Tradeify. — Source · X @Pedroisquiet · July 2, 2026View original →

“$2,500 on @Tradeify (First payout with them)”— @Pedroisquiet on X, July 2

Context helps size the number. Tradeify, founded in June 2024 in Boca Raton and focused on US futures across CME, COMEX, NYMEX, and CBOT, runs a 90/10 profit split with traders keeping 100% of the first $15,000 on its Growth and Lightning plans before the split kicks in. The firm reports more than $200 million paid out to date, a figure that is firm-stated rather than independently verified. A $2,500 first payout sits well within the ordinary range that structure is designed to produce.

What the proof establishes is narrow but real: a public, timestamped request from an identifiable handle, naming the firm and the amount, with an accompanying image. What it does not establish is the underlying account, the risk taken, or whether the withdrawal ultimately cleared to the trader's bank. For a firm with a track record still measured in months rather than years, individual first-payout receipts remain a useful, if partial, data point.