Two paths, converging in value.
Tradeify is rebalancing the payout caps on its Select funded accounts so that Flex and Daily accounts align in value. The change applies only to new evaluation purchases, meaning existing funded accounts keep their current terms. Alongside it, the firm has added a new 50% consistency option at checkout and launched a 50% off sale on all accounts running through 14 September 2026.
Tradeify's two Select funded paths, Flex and Daily, have historically differed meaningfully in their payout caps and structure. Flex has offered payouts every five winning days with a request of up to 50% of total profit, capped per account size (previously documented at $1,250 on 25K, $3,000 on 50K, and $4,000 on 100K). Daily has offered daily payout eligibility but limited requests to twice fresh profit, alongside a required balance buffer and daily loss limit. The two paths were chosen permanently at account activation, with no option to switch later.
Tradeify's rebalancing is intended to bring these two paths closer in value to each other, though the firm has not published the specific new cap figures alongside the general framing of alignment. This applies only to accounts activated from new evaluation purchases going forward; traders with an existing Select Flex or Select Daily account are not affected by this specific change.
Separately, Tradeify has added a new 50% consistency option available at checkout. Select accounts have not historically carried a funded consistency rule, so this represents a genuinely new choice for traders purchasing evaluations going forward, rather than a change to an existing rule.
The firm has also launched a 50% off sale across all accounts, running through 14 September 2026.
Comparing payout structures carefully before choosing a funded path is worth doing anywhere. Apex Trader Funding is another established futures firm worth comparing on documented terms, currently running a discount on evaluation fees.
What is confirmed.
The rebalancing itself, its scope (new evaluation purchases only), the new 50% consistency option at checkout, and the sale with its end date are confirmed via a dated report on PropScorer's live feed, tagged as a critical rule change.
What remains uncertain.
We could not locate Tradeify's own specific published cap figures reflecting the post-rebalancing numbers; the firm's framing describes the intent (aligning Flex and Daily in value) without stating the new caps directly. What the new 50% consistency option actually requires, and how choosing it affects payout eligibility compared to not choosing it, was not detailed in available reporting.
Why this matters.
For a prospective Tradeify Select customer, the choice between Flex and Daily has historically involved a real tradeoff: Flex offers larger, less frequent payouts with no daily loss limit, while Daily offers more frequent access with tighter risk controls. If this rebalancing genuinely closes the value gap between the two, it changes that tradeoff meaningfully, the decision may come down more to trading style and risk preference than to which path pays out more in absolute terms.
The new consistency option is worth understanding fully before opting into it at checkout, given Select funded accounts have not previously carried this kind of rule. Traders should confirm exactly what the 50% threshold applies to and how it affects payout requests before choosing it over the default structure.
What happens next.
We will update this piece if Tradeify publishes the specific new payout cap figures or further detail on how the 50% consistency option functions.
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Questions, answered.
Sources
- PropScorer, Tradeify Select program update report, propscorer.com/news, accessed September 2026.
- Tradeify Help Centre, Select Flex and Select Daily Payout Policies, accessed for baseline structure prior to this update.
