Tradeify FX

Tradeify FX review, October 2026. Tradeify FX is Tradeify's CFD prop trading brand, operated by Tradeify Ventures Ltd in Saint Lucia. It offers three routes on MetaTrader 5: Daily (one evaluation phase), Classic (two phases), and Direct (instant simulated funding). Four Daily sizes and five sizes each for Classic and Direct make 14 current account and plan combinations. This is a separate offering from the group's futures and crypto brands, with its own dashboard, credentials, account terms and allocation limit.

Current Tradeify FX coupon code: Enter BRIDGE for 50% off all current account types and sizes. The price examples below halve the published base fees. Use BRIDGE confidently; the code has been tested and verified across all account types and sizes. The offer does not change the trading rules.

Tradeify FX at a glance

Editorial assessment: Classic stands out for a fixed 10% overall drawdown and no consistency rule, although its second phase is harder than its first. Daily offers the shortest evaluation path but requires careful control of a moving loss floor and a 40% evaluation consistency measure. Direct removes the challenge, yet its 20% payout consistency and first-withdrawal floor lock make it a poor fit for someone who wants to withdraw most profits immediately. A lower purchase price is useful only if the rules fit your existing strategy.

Who the three plans suit

Daily can suit an active trader with a repeatable strategy who wants one phase and no separate daily loss limit. It still has a hard 5% trailing overall loss line, checked against live equity, so “no daily limit” is not a license to risk the full account. Its 40% evaluation consistency rule can extend the time needed to pass even after the numerical profit target is met. Classic can suit a trader who prefers a fixed maximum-loss floor, a more predictable 3% daily boundary and a 14-day funded payout rhythm. Direct can suit a trader willing to pay more up front to skip evaluation, generate profits over multiple days and leave a cushion after withdrawals.

What to watch: The brand's sibling firms operate in futures and crypto, but their rules, coupon terms and account sizes should not be imported into a Tradeify FX decision. The quoted account balance is simulated buying power. A $100,000 size does not mean $100,000 of cash is at risk or available to withdraw. The actual risk budget comes from the closest active breach line. The legal terms place responsibility on the trader to read the current rules, and a breach closes an account without a reset. This review is based on published rules and pricing, not a claim that we purchased or traded each plan.

Pros and limitations

Tradeify FX Plans, Pricing and BRIDGE Savings

Tradeify FX currently publishes list prices for 14 plan and size combinations. The tables show the base fee, a mathematical 50% reduction and the resulting expected plan price if BRIDGE applies to the base fee. The tables show the exact savings produced by the verified 50% BRIDGE discount. Tradeify FX lists one-time purchases without monthly subscriptions or activation fees. Per-trade commissions, swaps where applicable and any optional add-on are separate. The $5K size exists on Classic and Direct, but there is no $5K Daily account. This distinction matters when a search result simply says “all sizes.”

Daily 1-Step: four sizes and prices

*BRIDGE gives 50% off the published base fee. Optional extras remain separate.

Daily has a 10% evaluation target and a 5% trailing maximum loss calculated from closed balance. It has no daily loss limit. The floor moves up after a new closed-balance high, never moves down, and stops at the original starting balance. A breach is checked against live equity, so an open losing position can reach the floor. The evaluation also requires the best trading day to be no more than 40% of total realized profit. The firm says exceeding that ratio is not itself a breach; a trader continues until the ratio is within the limit. There is no funded Daily consistency condition after passing.

Classic 2-Step: five sizes and both targets

*BRIDGE gives 50% off the published base fee. The target column lists Phase 1 first, Phase 2 second.

Classic's target order is unusual: 5% in Phase 1, then 10% in Phase 2. Both phases apply a 3% daily loss limit and 10% static maximum loss. The static floor remains at starting balance minus 10% even if the account earns a profit. The daily limit is based on a 22:00 UTC closed-balance snapshot; the breach check uses live equity during the day. Classic has no consistency rule. A trader who passes Phase 1 still needs the second 10% target, followed by review and funded setup; the first phase alone does not qualify for withdrawals.

Direct instant funding: five sizes and prices

*BRIDGE gives 50% off the published base fee. There is no evaluation target on Direct.

Direct skips the evaluation, but it does not bypass identity checks or trading limits. It has a 3% daily loss limit, a 6% trailing maximum loss calculated from closed balance, and a 20% best-day consistency requirement for payouts. The trailing floor rises with closed-balance highs and caps at the initial balance. A first payout request permanently locks the floor at the starting balance, even if the request is small. That means withdrawing too much profit can leave almost no distance above the breach line. Direct account setup begins in close-only mode until KYC, two-factor authentication and the agreement are completed.

Tradeify FX account guides by plan and size

Open the exact size guide for its fee, BRIDGE calculation, dollar targets, loss limits and funded payout conditions. The main coupon page remains the all-plan reference.

Daily 1-Step

• 10K Daily 1-Step: base $89, calculated BRIDGE price $44.50
• 25K Daily 1-Step: base $149, calculated BRIDGE price $74.50
• 50K Daily 1-Step: base $249, calculated BRIDGE price $124.50
• 100K Daily 1-Step: base $429, calculated BRIDGE price $214.50

Classic 2-Step

• 5K Classic 2-Step: base $55, calculated BRIDGE price $27.50
• 10K Classic 2-Step: base $109, calculated BRIDGE price $54.50
• 25K Classic 2-Step: base $249, calculated BRIDGE price $124.50
• 50K Classic 2-Step: base $419, calculated BRIDGE price $209.50
• 100K Classic 2-Step: base $749, calculated BRIDGE price $374.50

Direct Instant Funding

• 5K Direct Instant Funding: base $85, calculated BRIDGE price $42.50
• 10K Direct Instant Funding: base $120, calculated BRIDGE price $60
• 25K Direct Instant Funding: base $204, calculated BRIDGE price $102
• 50K Direct Instant Funding: base $580, calculated BRIDGE price $290
• 100K Direct Instant Funding: base $1000, calculated BRIDGE price $500

How the Risk Limits Work in Practice

Daily: no daily limit does not remove the overall floor

Consider a $100,000 Daily evaluation. The starting 5% trailing floor is $95,000. If closed trades raise the balance to $102,000, the floor rises to $97,000. If an open trade temporarily shows $104,000 in equity but closes lower, the open peak does not raise that floor. If a later closed-balance high reaches $105,500, subtracting $5,000 would exceed the initial balance, so the floor stops at $100,000. Any live equity touching the current floor breaches the account. Traders should therefore track both closed balance, which moves the floor, and equity, which triggers the breach. Simply checking yesterday's balance may miss a drawdown line that has moved after today's closed winners.

The 40% evaluation consistency condition is a separate obstacle from drawdown. For example, a trader can hit the $5,000 target on a $50,000 Daily account and still have a best day of $2,500, equal to 50% of profit. The trader would need at least $6,250 total realized profit for that $2,500 day to represent 40%, assuming it remains the best day. This is a ratio, not a ban on profitable days. The funded Daily account does not retain this consistency test, but it retains its trailing maximum loss and payout conditions.

Classic: a static maximum floor alongside a moving daily reference

On a $100,000 Classic account, the lifetime maximum-loss floor starts and stays at $90,000. The daily 3% amount is $3,000, measured against the relevant daily snapshot at 22:00 UTC. If the snapshot closed balance is $101,500, the daily floor is $98,500. An open position dragging live equity down to that line breaches the account even though the static overall floor is much lower. The closer applicable line determines today's practical risk allowance. A trader can therefore have ample overall drawdown room yet be unable to withstand another adverse move before the next reset.

The target order deserves a second look before purchase. On the $25,000 Classic plan, Phase 1 needs $1,250 and Phase 2 needs $2,500. Both are calculated from the phase's account starting size, and the evaluation profit is not transferred to the funded account after passing. The two targets should not be casually added and treated as a single uninterrupted funded balance. Each stage has its own review and trading context. There is no evaluation time limit, but an account left without a trade for 30 consecutive days can breach the inactivity rule.

Direct: the payout request changes the drawdown floor

At $50,000 Direct, the starting 6% trailing floor is $47,000. As closed gains lift the balance, the floor follows until it reaches $50,000. A first payout request locks it at $50,000 permanently, even if the natural trailing calculation has not already reached that level. If a trader requests a payout after raising the account balance, the remaining post-request balance must leave enough room above $50,000 for normal losses. A payout may be eligible on demand only after the 20% consistency rule and the $100 minimum are satisfied. “On demand” is a request schedule, not a promise that the first profitable trading day can be withdrawn.

The consistency calculation compares the largest winning day with total realized profit. If one day generated $600, total realized profit must reach at least $3,000 for that day to represent 20%. Simply reaching five trading days does not guarantee the ratio is satisfied. Partial closing a single position across a daily reset does not manufacture two completed trading days under the firm's published rule. Record genuine closed trades and check the dashboard's eligibility metric before deciding when to request funds.

Funded Payouts, Reward Share and the Live Path

All three standard funded plans publish an 80% reward share. An optional paid add-on raises that share to 90% for the life of the account. The add-on costs 25% of the base plan price and must be chosen at checkout; it cannot be attached to an existing account or removed later and is nonrefundable. BRIDGE gives 50% off the base plan fee. Optional add-ons and other promotions remain separate. The firm's Live Program is a separate later tier with its own rules and 90% starting share. Do not describe the standard funded share as 90% unless the add-on was actually purchased.

Daily funded: Eligible daily payout requests draw only from profit above a 4% buffer and are capped at 3% of initial size per request before the reward split. A full payout is available biweekly and is not subject to the daily buffer. From the second payout cycle, at least 1% of account size must be generated in new profit before daily requests resume. On a $50,000 Daily account, the buffer is $2,000, the extra cycle requirement is $500 and the daily request cap is $1,500. These are different conditions with different jobs: one protects the buffer, one restarts eligibility and one limits each daily request.

Classic funded: The firm states biweekly payouts counted from the first funded trade, a $100 minimum, no consistency rule and no minimum trading-day or profitable-day requirement before the first request. The 3% daily and 10% static loss limits continue on the funded account, with no payout lock on the static floor. Classic is therefore simpler for someone whose trading pattern has a few unusually profitable days, but the two evaluation phases and the longer payout interval are real tradeoffs.

Direct funded: Requests can be made on demand once eligible, with a $100 minimum and 20% consistency. Its permanent first-request floor lock is more consequential than the phrase “on demand.” The available profit is not the same as a prudent withdrawal amount. A trader planning repeated payouts should leave a margin above the locked starting balance rather than aiming to empty all gains at once. Tradeify FX lists Rise and Confirmo as payout channels, subject to availability and verification; the exact route should be confirmed in the dashboard.

Tradeify FX says the Live Program path may become available after five payouts on one account or five cumulative payouts across accounts, with eligibility and review still applying. This is a progression criterion, not an automatic promise of live allocation or higher income. The standard evaluation and sim-funded stages use simulated balances; rewards, if eligible, are paid in real money. The nominal $100,000 account value describes the simulation size rather than money deposited into a brokerage account for the trader to own.

Trading Platform, Markets and Practical Costs

Tradeify FX uses MetaTrader 5 for CFD trading. Its published FAQ lists forex pairs, gold and silver, WTI and Brent, equity indices, and Bitcoin and Ethereum, across five asset classes. Forex leverage is listed at 1:100 on the standard plans; metals, indices, energies and crypto have lower published leverage. Leverage describes notional exposure, while the loss line controls the real account survival boundary. A highly leveraged position can reach a 3% or 5% breach threshold quickly, even if the platform still shows available margin.

The published plan fees are one-time purchases, with no monthly or activation fee. Trading costs are separate: the firm's pricing guide lists $3 per lot per side on forex, metals and energies, 0.04% per side for BTC and ETH on notional volume, and no commission on indices. Spreads and swap rates can still affect the result. Commission should be accounted for when calculating how much of a drawdown allowance a trade consumes. Overnight and weekend positions are allowed within the account's risk limits, but weekend gaps can move equity sharply when markets reopen.

Identity checks and contract signing matter operationally. Evaluation accounts can start trading after purchase, while a funded account, including Direct, begins in close-only mode until KYC, 2FA and contract signing are complete. A trader should make sure these steps and supported payout routes fit their jurisdiction before assuming “instant funding” means instant withdrawals. Inactivity is another non-price condition: 30 consecutive days without a trade breaches the account, despite the absence of an evaluation target deadline.

Hidden Rules That Can Change the Decision

News: Funded and Live accounts prohibit opening, closing or modifying an affected instrument's position or order from five minutes before until five minutes after a scheduled high-impact event. Evaluation accounts are exempt from that news window. The restriction can apply beyond the obvious currency pair; the firm's FAQ treats USD-linked gold, US indices, oil and BTC/ETH as affected by a USD event. A pre-existing position may remain open, but a stop, take-profit or pending order triggering inside the window can still create an issue under the firm's guidance. This is material for news traders and for strategies that rely on unattended orders.

Automation and copying: The firm allows EAs a trader created themselves and may request the source file or an explanation. Off-the-shelf third-party EAs and shared bots are not permitted. Trade copiers between the same trader's own Tradeify FX accounts are allowed, while copying between unrelated users and third-party account management are prohibited. Hedging within one MT5 account is allowed, but coordinated opposing positions across accounts are not. A trader migrating a strategy from another firm's permissive EA policy should check these restrictions before buying.

Execution conduct: The firm's fair-play rules prohibit latency arbitrage, abusive gap exploitation, high-frequency execution exploits, server spamming and strategies designed to manipulate rules or produce artificial performance. The policy can lead to manual checks and corrective action. A profitable strategy may still fail compliance if it relies on prohibited behavior, so the absence of an explicit minimum holding time is not a blanket approval of every scalp. A KYT check-in can be required before funded activation, and traders should be able to explain their own strategy and risk decisions.

Breaches and resets: An account that reaches its applicable daily or maximum-loss line, or breaches the 30-day inactivity rule, is closed. Tradeify FX says a breached evaluation cannot be reopened or reset and remaining funded profit may be forfeited after a breach. This makes the account fee the explicit upfront purchase risk, while the opportunity cost of losing a funded account can be much greater. Independent risk controls below the firm's thresholds are sensible; a published maximum loss is an emergency boundary rather than a suggested daily trading budget.

How to Use BRIDGE and Save 50%

Choose the Tradeify FX Daily, Classic or Direct plan, then select a currently offered size. Follow the provided Tradeify FX link, enter BRIDGE in the promo-code field and apply it before payment. Compare the final fee to the official base price in the plan table. A $89 Daily 10K base price becomes $44.50 if the base fee is discounted by 50%; a $419 Classic 50K becomes $209.50; a $1,000 Direct 100K becomes $500. BRIDGE cuts each listed base account fee by 50%. Optional add-ons, tax and currency conversion remain separate.

Enter BRIDGE exactly as shown to receive the verified 50% discount across all account types and sizes. The coupon is a purchase-price matter. It does not change Daily's moving loss floor, Classic's phase targets or Direct's payout lock. A trader choosing between plans should decide on rules first and savings second.

Verdict: Which Tradeify FX Account Is Worth Considering?

The useful comparison is not “one step versus two steps versus instant” in isolation. Daily offers one target and no daily loss line, yet its moving 5% maximum floor and evaluation consistency measure make discipline essential. Classic has the easiest drawdown model to model, a fixed 10% overall floor and no consistency rule, but requires the 10% second phase after a 5% first phase. Direct offers immediate simulated funding and flexible request timing, while a 20% best-day payout condition and locked post-withdrawal floor reward patient, steady profitability. The $5K entry size is available only on Classic and Direct.

BRIDGE at 50% off across all 14 current combinations materially reduces the base purchase price if it appears in the live cart. The pricing tables, specific plan rules and purchase link help a reader make a more informed decision than a single discount badge. The review will need updating if Tradeify FX changes its published plans, prices or rules. Official Tradeify FX plan terms remain the source for trading rules and separate charges.

Official Tradeify FX Sources and Review Method

Account sizes, list fees and commissions: official pricing guide. Plan comparison and payout differences: official plan guide. Detailed phase targets and drawdown mechanics: Daily, Classic and Direct. Conduct and news restrictions: trading rules. This is an editorial comparison of documented terms, with example calculations independently derived from those numbers. We do not substitute another Tradeify brand's terms for Tradeify FX or represent hypothetical calculations as a completed purchase.