Tradeify Featured in @FuturesPropFirm $50K Direct Funded Comparison
On March 20, 2025, the account @FuturesPropFirm posted a side by side comparison on X that placed Tradeify alongside NexGen, TickTick Trader, and Purdia at the $50,000 direct funded account tier, documenting payout rules, splits, and risk parameters.
The post on X, dated Thursday March 20, 2025, presents a structured comparison of four prop firms at the $50,000 direct funded level. It enumerates first and second payout rules, profit split and consistency rules, contract limits, drawdown and daily loss limits, profit targets, and withdrawal from buffer mechanics. Tradeify is named as one of the four firms included in the breakdown.
The proof here is a comparison artifact rather than a personal payout receipt. The post documents that Tradeify offers a $50,000 direct funded account product and that its rule set was considered detailed enough to sit alongside three peer firms in a feature by feature review. It does not establish a specific trader withdrawal, an instrument traded, or a strategy used, and no individual payout amount from Tradeify is claimed in the text.
“I compared NexGen, Tradeify, TickTick Trader & Purdia $50K Direct Funded Accounts, breaking down all the key details.”— @FuturesPropFirm on X, March 20, 2025
Context from Tradeify's own published terms helps frame why a $50K tier draws this kind of comparison attention. The firm, founded in June 2024 in Boca Raton, runs a 90/10 profit split and lets traders on its Growth and Lightning plans keep 100% of the first $15,000 in profit before the split begins. Account sizes span $25K, $50K, $100K, and $150K, with an end of day trailing drawdown and no time limit on the evaluation.
Tradeify reports more than $200 million paid out to traders to date, a figure the firm states publicly and that has not been independently verified. The Lightning path is instant funded, removing the evaluation stage entirely, while consistency rules of 35% on Growth and 40% on Select apply once a trader is funded. These are the structural details that comparison posts like the one from @FuturesPropFirm tend to weigh against rival offerings.
For readers using this article as evidence, the takeaway is narrow and concrete. A third party account focused on prop firm comparisons judged Tradeify's $50K direct funded product worth including in a public, dated breakdown on X in March 2025. The post is preserved at the source URL above, and the attached image is the comparison graphic referenced in the thread.