A rebrand, and a boundary worth stating plainly.
Tradeify Crypto has officially rebranded to Tradeify 247.
This is the crypto and tokenized-assets division of the Tradeify ecosystem, a distinct product from the CME futures evaluations Tradeify is more widely known for. The two run on entirely different platforms, different rules, and different support teams. If you hold a Tradeify futures account, this rebrand doesn't affect you.
Tradeify's own announcement frames the rebrand around always-on market access: "Markets don't sleep. The new name is built around that, round-the-clock access across crypto, equities, and commodities, rather than a brand shaped by traditional market hours." The firm confirmed several things carry over unchanged: existing accounts, logins, and evaluation progress are unaffected, the same team, support, and payout process continue, and pricing on existing plans is unchanged.
What's new is the branding itself, applied across the site and platform, along with a stated intent to remove some existing plans while introducing new ones, though specifics on which plans were not detailed in the announcement. Tradeify described the rebrand as "the first of several exciting announcements rolling out over the next few weeks," directing traders to follow the platform's own account for further updates.
Tradeify 247's own site describes the product independently of the rebrand announcement: up to $300,000 in simulated funding, access to more than 100 crypto pairs alongside tokenized shares of major US companies, on-demand payout requests, and no forced daily position closures, meaning positions can be held overnight and through weekends, a structural difference from the CME futures products that require daily closure.
One of the announcements teased in the rebrand has already followed: Tradeify 247 confirmed, on its own official X account on 21 August 2026, that MT5 support is now live across every account size, including a $247K evaluation. The firm's own framing emphasises continuity for traders switching platforms: existing indicators and saved templates carry over, described as "nothing to relearn or rebuild."
What remains uncertain.
Tradeify has not specified which existing plans are being removed or what new ones are coming, only that further announcements are planned. We could not independently verify the "several exciting announcements" framing beyond the firm's own statement.
Why this matters.
The most important thing for readers to take from this piece is the boundary itself: Tradeify 247 and Tradeify's futures evaluations are separate products from the same parent company, not two names for the same thing. A trader interested in CME futures evaluations should not expect anything here to apply to that product, and a trader already using Tradeify Crypto should expect continuity, not disruption, in their existing account.
What happens next.
We will update this piece as Tradeify 247 announces the further changes it has flagged, including which plans are being removed or introduced.
Questions, answered.
Sources
- Tradeify, official rebrand announcement, accessed August 2026.
- Tradeify 247, tradeify247.co, accessed August 2026, for platform structure and funding details.
- Tradeify 247, official statement, @tradeify247 on X, August 21, 2026.
- Tradeify Help Centre, Common FAQs, accessed August 2026, for confirmation of the product's separation from Tradeify's futures division.
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