Tradeify review

Tradeify is a real US company, Tradeify Holdings, Corp. in Boca Raton, run by named founders since 2024, with a CFTC-registered brokerage affiliate and more than $350 million in claimed payouts. Its funded accounts are simulated and the prop business itself is not regulated. In 2026 many traders report accounts closed after KYC or compliance reviews, so treat it as legitimate but strict.

Yes. Recent reviews describe payouts arriving within hours to two days, and the firm reports that 28.5% of funded traders received at least one payout between August 2025 and July 2026. The exceptions are traders caught in compliance or KYC reviews, whose pending payouts can be withheld or forfeited.

Tradeify approves requests within 24 to 48 hours, or up to 72 hours outside US business hours, and pays through Rise. ACH transfers then take one to three business days and crypto usually a few hours. The agreement lets the firm take until the end of the next payout cycle when it reviews a request.

Tradeify publishes it: 17.2% of Growth, Advanced and Select evaluations started between August 2025 and July 2026 were passed. Because traders bought a median of three evaluations, 40.3% of individual traders passed at least one, and only 3.0% of funded traders were moved to a live account.

The rules most traders miss are the 10-second rule on funded payouts, the consistency rules on Growth (35%) and Lightning (20-30%) payouts, per-payout caps, a drawdown enforced on open profit and loss, and a hedging ban that also covers positions at other prop firms. On top of that, compliance reviews can happen at any stage and end in a final decision without a stated reason.

Yes. Tradeify has no news restrictions on evaluation, funded or live accounts. Slippage around releases still counts, and the drawdown limit is enforced in real time, so a spike through your floor fails the account.

Only under conditions. You must be the sole owner of the bot or strategy, it cannot be a high-frequency system, you may not run it at other prop firms, and Tradeify can ask for a live video of you starting it on your own computer. Copying trades is allowed only between your own accounts in the same direction.

Yes. Tradeify is a Florida company and much of its customer base is in the US. It does not accept residents of 65 listed countries, including Turkey, Pakistan, Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia, Morocco, Israel and Ukraine.

Tradeify runs its own site-wide codes that change most months, usually for 30% to 40% off. The current code is shown in the banner on tradeify.co and applied in the price table. There is no standing code without an end date.

Tradeify Holdings, Corp. was co-founded by CEO Brett Simberkoff, known as Brett Simba, and COO Vinan Mistry. The same group owns Tradeify Brokerage LLC, which trades as Slay Markets, while the forex and crypto brands Tradeify FX and Tradeify247 sit under a separate company, Tradeify Ventures LTD.

Hitting the trailing drawdown at any moment ends the account, and fees are not refunded. Evaluations can be reset for $60 to $299 depending on plan and size, while Lightning Funded accounts cannot be reset and must be bought again. A daily loss limit hit on Growth or Lightning only stops trading for the rest of the day.

Growth is easier to pass, with no consistency rule and a one-day minimum, but its funded account has a 35% consistency rule and lower payout caps. Select needs at least three days because of its 40% evaluation consistency rule, then has no consistency once funded and a choice of daily or 5-day payouts. Most consistent traders will prefer Select.

Tradeify says most bans involve hedging across accounts or firms, account sharing, multiple profiles per household, third-party payments or failed identity checks. Reviewers in 2026 report bans without a stated reason, often right after KYC or a payout request, and the firm reserves the right not to disclose what triggered a review.