@TradingTorres Flags First Tradeify Payout on $25K Funded Account

On November 3, trader @TradingTorres told his X followers that his first payout from Tradeify would arrive the following day, drawn from a $25,000 funded account. He also disclosed that he had blown four prior evaluations before passing the fifth.

The post, published on X and tagged #TradeifyFX, announces an impending first payout rather than documenting a completed transfer. @TradingTorres wrote that he sat out the session because of US election volatility and framed the next day as his first payout day with Tradeify on his $25,000 funded account. No payout receipt, dashboard screenshot, or bank confirmation is attached to the post itself.

The trader is unusually candid about the path to funding. He states that this is his fifth account with the firm after four failed evaluations, and that the upcoming withdrawal would put him only slightly above breakeven across his total spend with Tradeify. That arithmetic is a useful counterweight to the highlight-reel culture around funded trading, where the cost of failed attempts is rarely shown next to the first green payout.

“This is actually my 5th account with them. I blew 4 evaluations before finally passing one.”— @TradingTorres on X

Tradeify, founded in June 2024 and based in Boca Raton, Florida, offers futures evaluations at $25K, $50K, $100K, and $150K sizes with a one-time fee and no monthly billing, so the trader's four prior attempts would each have been a single upfront cost rather than a recurring subscription. The firm reports more than $200 million paid out to date, a figure that is firm-stated and not independently verified.

The post does not specify which plan the $25K account sits on, which instruments were traded to reach payout eligibility, or the exact dollar amount being withdrawn. Readers should treat it as a dated, public commitment to a payout event rather than proof of funds received. A follow-up post with the settled transfer would be needed to close the loop.

What the proof does establish is a timestamped, on-record statement from an identifiable account, naming the firm, the account size, and the expected payout date. In a sector where anonymous screenshots dominate, a trader publicly tying his name to a pending withdrawal, and openly accounting for prior failures, is the kind of modest but verifiable signal that builds, or undermines, a firm's reputation one post at a time.