LucidDaily Review (2026): Lucid Trading's Daily-Payout Plan — Rules, Prices With Code FE & Rating

LucidDaily at a glance

Four account sizes (25K, 50K, 100K, 150K), one evaluation phase, one-time fee. The profit target is 5% of the starting balance on the 25K and 6% on the larger sizes; the maximum loss limit is 4% on the 25K and 50K and 3% on the 100K and 150K. Passing upgrades the account automatically within minutes — there is no activation fee.

The single rule that shapes the pass is a 50% consistency rule: your best day may not be more than half of your total profit when you claim the target, so a pass takes at least two green days. There is no minimum-days rule beyond that and no deadline.

The two switches that change what you pay

Switch one — drawdown type during the evaluation. *End-of-Day* means the max loss limit only moves at the close, so an intraday dip that recovers before the bell never counts against you. *Intraday* trails your open equity in real time: cheaper to buy, harder to trade. Whatever you pick, the funded account is always Intraday trailing — that is the trade-off you accept for daily payouts.

Switch two — daily loss limit on or off. On, the account has a daily stop (2.4% of the balance on the 25K and 50K, 1.8% on the 100K and 150K) that pauses you for the day if hit; Lucid prices this as the safer account, so it is cheaper, and it carries into the funded account. Off, you trade with the max loss limit only, at a higher price. Reset fees differ by configuration too — the plan page shows all four combinations side by side.

Funded rules and the one hard breach

Once funded the rules simplify: no profit target, no consistency rule, an Intraday trailing drawdown equal to the evaluation max loss, and a 90/10 profit split in your favour.

The one rule to respect is the news rule: during scheduled US high-impact (red-folder) releases you must be flat from one minute before to one minute after — a hard breach if you are not. This rule is specific to LucidDaily; LucidPro, LucidFlex and LucidDirect have no news restriction.

How daily payouts work

Two conditions unlock a payout: your balance must be above the buffer (starting balance + max loss limit + $100) and you need positive net profit since your last payout. Meet both and you can request on any day — no fixed window and no per-request cap beyond the buffer. Minimum request $500, paid within two business days by Plaid instant bank transfer (US), WorkMarket by ADP or crypto.

Consistent sim-funded traders are moved to a live account: $0 starting balance, daily payouts, End-of-Day drawdown and no daily loss limit, with the max loss locking to $100 once your profit equals the live drawdown.

Our rating: the best configuration in the Lucid range

The Enigma Score rates every configuration separately, because the switches change the maths. At the time of writing the End-of-Day drawdown + daily-loss-limit-on 50K scores 8.8/10 (Excellent) — the highest of any Lucid plan — driven by the first-payout value per dollar spent and the loss buffer you get for the price. The Intraday configurations score lower (8.4 with the daily loss limit on, 8.1 off) because the trailing drawdown is harder to trade. Compare it with the rest of the market on the best futures prop firms list.

Price with code FE and who it is for

With code FE at checkout every LucidDaily configuration is discounted — at the time of writing about 50% off with the daily loss limit on and about 35% off with it off (the exact live price per configuration is on the plan page). The cheapest entry in the whole family is Intraday + daily loss limit on; the best-rated is End-of-Day + daily loss limit on.

Buy LucidDaily if you want to withdraw every green day instead of waiting for a cycle, and you can live with an Intraday trailing drawdown once funded. If you want End-of-Day drawdown at every stage, look at LucidPro or the cheaper LucidFlex. Get it with the discount at lucidtrading.com (code FE).

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