@RomanianUSA Documents $3,000 Tradeify Payout, Buys 50K Select
On March 8, trader @RomanianUSA posted on X that he had received a $3,000 payout from Tradeify and used 10% of the proceeds to fund a new 50K Select evaluation account. The post included supporting screenshots.
The proof is a public post on X dated March 8, attached to two images. The trader states the payout was $3,000 and that he reinvested 10% of it into a Tradeify 50K Select evaluation, noting a first day on that new eval. The post does not specify the account size that produced the payout, the instruments traded, or the strategy used, and we do not infer beyond what is shown.
The reinvestment detail is the most concrete piece of context. The trader points out that the 50K Select carries a $2,500 profit target to pass rather than the $3,000 typical of comparable plans, framing the choice as a lower hurdle for the next evaluation. That observation is consistent with how Tradeify markets its Select tier, which the firm reports as a one-time fee structure with no recurring monthly billing across its $25K, $50K, $100K, and $150K sizes.
“The cool part about the 50K Select is that the profit target to pass is only $2,500 instead of $3,000.”— @RomanianUSA on X
Tradeify was founded in June 2024 in Boca Raton and operates exclusively in US futures across CME, COMEX, NYMEX, and CBOT. The firm reports more than $200 million paid out to date, a figure that is firm-stated and not independently verified. The Select plan referenced in this post runs a flat 90/10 split from the first dollar, distinct from the Growth and Lightning paths where the firm advertises 100% of the first $15,000 to the trader before the split applies.
What this proof establishes is narrow but real: a dated public post, a stated $3,000 amount, screenshots, and a follow-on action consistent with continued engagement at the firm. What it does not establish is the originating account size, the holding period, or the trading approach behind the payout. Readers evaluating Tradeify should weigh the documented receipt alongside the firm's short track record, founded less than two years before this post, and the consistency rules that apply on funded Select accounts.