LucidFlex rules
In LucidFlex, the 50K account asks for US$ 3,000 of profit with a US$ 2,000 maximum loss. The floor is end-of-day, rises to US$ 52,100 and locks at US$ 50,100 — and requesting a payout already moves the floor to that locked value.
Lucid publishes the exact balance at which the floor stops rising for every account size, which makes this one of the easiest firms to track in currency.
To go deeper into each part of this calculation: Drawdown calculator · Consistency rule calculator · Payout
The figures by account size
The firm publishes target, maximum loss and the two balances that matter: the one where the floor stops trailing and the value it locks at.
- Targets: US$ 1,250 (25K), US$ 3,000 (50K), US$ 6,000 (100K) and US$ 9,000 (150K).
- Maximum loss: US$ 1,000, US$ 2,000, US$ 3,000 and US$ 4,500.
- Balance where the floor stops rising: US$ 26,100, US$ 52,100, US$ 103,100 and US$ 154,600.
- Locked floor: US$ 25,100, US$ 50,100, US$ 100,100 and US$ 150,100 — starting balance plus US$ 100.
- Consistency in the evaluation: 50%.
- Maximum position: 2, 4, 6 and 10 minis (20, 40, 60 and 100 micros).
- Daily limit: optional, chosen at purchase.
- Minimum days in the evaluation: not stated by the source consulted.
- Profit split in the funded account: 90% to the trader.
The floor that the payout itself locks
LucidFlex's floor is computed at the close, on the highest closing balance, and rises up to the published limit for each size. There is a detail almost no firm spells out: when a payout is requested, the firm automatically adjusts the floor to the locked value.
In practice that turns a payout request into a risk decision, not just a cash one. On a 50K account, withdrawing moves the floor to US$ 50,100 — headroom is recomputed from there, and anyone without a cushion finds out on the very next trade.
What the funded account requires before paying
In the funded account, LucidFlex has no consistency rule and no buffer, and the daily limit stays optional. To withdraw, the firm asks for minimum profit on five separate days within the cycle — US$ 100, US$ 150, US$ 200 or US$ 250 depending on size — plus positive net profit for the cycle.
The minimum request is US$ 500 and the maximum is half the profit, capped at US$ 1,000, US$ 2,000, US$ 2,500 or US$ 3,000. There are up to five payouts per account; after that the trader moves to the live structure.
Source and verification date
The figures on this page were read from Lucid Trading's official documentation on 2026-09-13, at https://support.lucidtrading.com/en/articles/12945815-lucidflex-drawdown. Nothing here comes from a blog, a comparison site or an affiliate.
Prop firm rules change without notice. If the firm's page says something different from this one, the firm wins — and the error can be reported to suporte@tradercommandcenter.com for correction with a new verification date.
FAQ
Is the LucidFlex floor intraday?
No. It is computed at the close, on the highest recorded closing balance, and rises up to the limit published for each account size.
Where does the floor lock?
At the starting balance plus US$ 100: US$ 25,100, US$ 50,100, US$ 100,100 and US$ 150,100. Requesting a payout moves the floor to that value even before the account reaches the trailing limit.
How many days are required to withdraw?
Five separate days with profit above the minimum for the account size, plus positive net profit for the cycle. The minimum request is US$ 500 and the cap is half the profit, within the size's limit.