Tradeify Growth Evaluation rules
In Tradeify Growth, the 50K account has a US$ 3,000 target, a US$ 2,000 trailing drawdown and a US$ 1,250 daily limit that only ends the day without killing the account. One trading day is enough to pass and there is no consistency rule in the evaluation.
Growth is the evaluation where the daily limit is a brake rather than a sentence — but the floor is still enforced at every instant of the session.
To go deeper into each part of this calculation: Drawdown calculator · How trailing drawdown works · Breach
The figures by account size
The firm publishes target, daily limit and drawdown separately by size, along with the position cap.
- Targets: US$ 1,500 (25K), US$ 3,000 (50K), US$ 6,000 (100K) and US$ 9,000 (150K).
- Trailing drawdown: US$ 1,000, US$ 2,000, US$ 3,500 and US$ 5,000.
- Daily limit (soft breach): US$ 600, US$ 1,250, US$ 2,500 and US$ 3,750.
- Maximum position: 1, 4, 8 and 12 contracts (10, 40, 80 and 120 micros).
- Minimum days: 1 — the firm says it can be passed immediately.
- Consistency: none in the evaluation; 35% in the Growth funded account.
- Profit split in the funded account: 90% to the trader.
Soft breach on the daily, hard breach on the floor
Growth's daily limit is a soft breach: when hit, the platform closes the day and the account stays alive. That is the opposite of most futures firms, and it changes how a bad day is planned — the cost of hitting the limit is losing the session, not the account.
The total floor is not as forgiving. It is computed at the close, on the highest closing balance ever recorded, but enforced in real time against net liquidation value: touching the floor at any instant breaks the account permanently, even if the market comes back before the close.
The lock that only exists after approval
In the evaluation, Tradeify's drawdown does not lock: it follows every new record close. Only in the simulated funded account does the floor stop rising — when profit exceeds the drawdown amount by US$ 100, or the moment a payout is requested, whichever comes first. After that it stays fixed at the starting balance plus US$ 100.
To withdraw from a Growth funded account, the firm asks for 35% consistency, five or more days with profit above US$ 100, US$ 150, US$ 200 or US$ 250 depending on size, and a minimum balance of US$ 26,500, US$ 53,000, US$ 104,500 or US$ 156,500. The day count resets after each approved payout.
Source and verification date
The figures on this page were read from Tradeify's official documentation on 2026-09-13, at https://help.tradeify.co/en/articles/10495915-growth-evaluation-accounts. 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
Does hitting Tradeify's daily limit kill the account?
Not in Growth: the daily limit is a soft breach, it ends the day and the account stays alive. What breaks it permanently is touching the trailing drawdown, which is enforced in real time.
Does the Growth drawdown lock at some point?
Not in the evaluation. In the simulated funded account it locks at the starting balance plus US$ 100 — when profit exceeds the drawdown amount by US$ 100 or when a payout is requested, whichever happens first.
What consistency rule applies?
None in the Growth evaluation. In the funded account it is 35%, measured on the total profit of the period up to the payout request, and it resets after each approved payout.