Lucid Trading has added a bundle option at checkout that gives traders an extra 5% off when they buy five accounts in a single purchase.

The firm announced it directly on X on 4 November 2026 from the official @TradingLucid account: “Bundles are here and you save 5% extra when buy 5 accounts at once.” The option covers LucidPro, LucidFlex, LucidDaily and LucidDirect accounts across the usual sizes.

Trackers that checked the checkout shortly after the post showed the extra discount stacks on top of existing promo codes. One example put five LucidFlex 25K accounts at $216.12 with a common 30% code applied, or roughly $43.22 per account, versus the per-account rate without the bundle step. The 5% only kicks in at exactly five accounts; buying two to four stays at the normal discounted price.

This sits alongside other recent Lucid changes. The firm already added on-demand payouts for accounts with a daily loss limit turned on, and it has expanded drawdown choices on certain plans. The bundle is purely a purchasing feature. It does not change trading rules, payout splits, consistency requirements or drawdown types.

For traders who routinely run multiple accounts, whether for different strategies, sizes or to diversify risk, the option removes a small friction and adds a modest extra saving. If you only buy one or two at a time it makes no difference. As with any checkout promo, the final total is what the dashboard shows after you select the quantity and enter your code, so confirm there before paying.

Our Take: It’s a straightforward convenience for multi-account buyers rather than a meaningful price cut for most traders. The 5% is real but small, and it only applies when you commit to five in one order. If you’re already planning several Lucid accounts it is worth using. Otherwise it does not change the core value of the firm’s plans.

See Lucid Trading’s firm page for current plans and the earlier coverage of its on-demand payouts.

Gourang Parekh

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