Lucid Trading rules, explained (2026)

Lucid offers three funded plans — Pro, Flex and Direct — and they trade off consistency rules against payout speed and simplicity. All use end-of-day trailing and a 90/10 split.

Drawdown (all plans)

Every Lucid plan uses an end-of-day trailing drawdown that locks at your starting balance once you've banked enough — $2,000 on a 50K for Pro and Flex. Because it's EOD, intraday spikes don't move your floor. The payout buffer sits at your max loss plus $100.

LucidPro — 40% consistency

Pro adds a 40% consistency cap measured per 3-day payout cycle, plus a daily loss limit ($1,200 on a 50K) that acts as a soft breach — it pauses your session rather than closing the account. Faster payout cycles, but you have to keep your best day in check.

LucidFlex — no consistency

Flex drops the consistency rule and the daily loss limit entirely; you just need 5 profitable days per payout cycle. It's the simplest to keep — build the buffer and ride — at the cost of the tighter Pro cycle timing.

LucidDirect — instant funded, 20% consistency

Direct skips the evaluation (instant funded), so the funded rules are stricter: a tight 20% consistency cap per payout cycle and a 5-day minimum. On 100K/150K the max loss is a little higher than Pro/Flex. Best if you'd rather pay to skip the eval and can trade consistently.

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