DEVOURED LAST CHECKED 12 Aug 2026
Tradeify
The Dynamic Drawdown is the headline act, profit-locking by design.
Tradeify's claim to fame is the Dynamic Drawdown: a trailing drawdown that locks in your profits as you make them, so a winning streak can't be handed back to the market. It's the fairest twist on trailing drawdown in the industry, once you understand it. No consistency rule, no news restrictions, and a split that reaches 90/10. A serious contender in futures.
The Verdict
DECENT, WITH CATCHESGenuinely good. Read the catch section before you hand over money.
One of the best futures rulebooks. The Dynamic Drawdown is a feature, not a trap, read it once.
WHAT'S GOOD
- No consistency rule
- No news-trading restrictions
- Dynamic Drawdown locks in profits, a genuinely fair mechanic
- 80/20 split with a path to 90/10
- Six platform options including Sierra Chart
- Payouts on demand
WHAT'S NOT
- Trailing mechanic still trips traders who don't read it
- Younger track record than Topstep/Apex
- Fewer program tiers than the biggest competitors
The Catch
read before you payThe Dynamic Drawdown is not static
Your drawdown limit moves up with your profit, that's the feature. The catch is that it's a trailing model: an open position that floats up and retraces can raise your floor. The difference from Apex-style trailing: Tradeify locks profits in as they close. Understand the mechanic and it works for you.
Program choice matters
1-step and 2-step combines have different targets and drawdowns. The 2-step is the classic path; the 1-step suits traders who want one round of qualification. Match to your style.
Younger firm, faster growth
Founded 2021, scaled fast. The payout record is real but shorter than the veterans. That's not a warning, it's context for how much weight you give community reports.
Rules That Matter
verified 12 Aug 2026| Rule | What it is | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Evaluation structure | 1-step and 2-step combines | |
| Max drawdown | Dynamic (trailing, profit-locking) GOTCHA | |
| Consistency rule | None | |
| Profit split | 80/20 → 90/10 | |
| News trading | Allowed | |
| Weekend / overnight | Allowed (position rules apply) | |
| Time limit | None on most programs |
Rules change. We checked 12 Aug 2026, always verify against the firm's own terms before buying.
BULL$#!T TAX
friction, not fraudBULL$#!T TAX
A few hoops, nothing outrageous. The rules mostly say what they mean.
- Dynamic Drawdown is different, read it once and it's simple, skip it and it bites
- No consistency rule, no news ban, friction is genuinely low
Payouts
where the money isOn-demand payouts once conditions are met. Split climbs from 80/20 to 90/10 with trading history on the funded account.
Programs & Pricing
structure| Program | Type | Target | Drawdown | Split | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2-Step Combine | 2-step | Firm-defined per tier | Dynamic Drawdown | 80/20 → 90/10 | Verify current pricing |
| 1-Step Combine | 1-step | Firm-defined per tier | Dynamic Drawdown | 80/20 → 90/10 | Verify current terms |
Current Deals
verified onlyNO VERIFIED CODE RIGHT NOW
What Changed?
rule-change logWould We Buy It?
the straight answerYes, particularly for futures traders who hate giving back profits. The Dynamic Drawdown is the most interesting mechanic in the space, and the no-consistency rulebook is refreshing. Five minutes of reading makes the trailing model your friend.