@zezeTrades Documents $57,510 Tradeify Payout in Public X Post
On February 6, the trader @zezeTrades posted on X a screenshot showing a $57,510.00 profit and loss balance on Tradeify, alongside a separate $90,109.28 figure on Topstep, and confirmed that all three associated payouts had been received.
The post is straightforward. Two account balances appear side by side, $90,109.28 on Topstep and $57,510.00 on Tradeify, with the trader writing that all accounts are in good shape and that all three payouts had landed. The trader also signaled an additional Tradeify payout was queued, to be requested after the New York close that day. The supporting media is hosted on Twitter's image CDN, consistent with a screenshot uploaded directly to the platform.
The Tradeify figure is the relevant data point for this brief. The number reflects the profit and loss state of the account at the moment of capture rather than a single withdrawal slip, and the trader's wording attributes the $57,510.00 to Tradeify without naming the plan, account size, instrument traded, or holding period. Readers should treat the proof as evidence that funds were generated and, per the trader's own statement, paid out, not as evidence of any specific strategy or contract count.
“All accounts are in good shape. I received all three of my payouts.”— @zezeTrades on X, February 6
For context on the firm, Tradeify was founded in June 2024 out of Boca Raton, Florida, and runs a US futures only model across CME, COMEX, NYMEX and CBOT. Its payout structure pairs a 90/10 profit split with a first $15,000 kept entirely by the trader on Growth and Lightning plans, and the firm reports more than $200 million paid out to date, a figure that remains firm-stated rather than independently audited. The Trustpilot score sits around 4.6 across more than 2,600 reviews at the time of writing.
What the proof does not establish is equally worth stating. The screenshot does not disclose which Tradeify plan the trader is on, whether the account is Growth, Select or Lightning, what the underlying account size is, or which instruments produced the result. Nor does it show the formal payout confirmation document from Tradeify's processor. The credibility rests on the public, timestamped post from an identifiable handle and the trader's explicit claim that the payouts have been received.
Taken on its own terms, the post adds one more dated, public data point to the trail of Tradeify withdrawals visible on X, and pairs it with a parallel Topstep result from the same trader on the same day. For readers tracking which firms are actually moving money to traders rather than only advertising that they do, that combination, two firms, one trader, one timestamp, is the kind of low-noise signal worth filing.