November 5, 2026

LucidDirect $100,000

LucidDirect $100,000

LucidDirect skips the evaluation entirely — buy the account and you’re trading a simulated funded balance from minute one, full size, full payout eligibility. Worth noting on this size specifically: the Max Loss Limit is $3,500, larger than the $3,000 used on LucidPro, LucidFlex, and LucidDaily’s $100K accounts.

Key Facts

  • No evaluation — instant funded account, full 6 mini / 60 micro size from day one
  • Max Loss Limit: $3,500 (EOD trailing) — larger than other Lucid $100K accounts | Daily Loss Limit: $2,100 fixed, then LucidScale
  • 20% consistency rule applies from day one, resets after every approved payout
  • Payout Profit Goal: $6,000 (first payout), $3,500 (every payout after)

LucidDirect $100,000

Single-stage, straight to a simulated funded account - no evaluation phase at all. $700, one-time fee.

Starting Balance: $100,000 | Price: $700 | Profit Split: 90/10
🛡️ Has Buffer 📊 Consistency Rule
Consistency Rule: Largest single-day profit can't exceed 20% of total profit for the payout cycle - resets after every approved payout (1 only)

Stage 1: Funded

Eod Trailing Drawdown

Max Contracts
6 Minis / 60 Micros
Daily Loss Limit
$2,100
Total Drawdown
$3,500
Profit Target
$0
🛡️ Buffer Amount
$103,600

📈 Scaling Rules

No scaling plan - full 6 mini / 60 micro size available from day one.

📊 Stage Consistency

20%

📋 Additional Rules

No evaluation - this is a straight-to-funded account, full size and payout eligibility from the moment you buy. Max Loss Limit is $3,500 here - larger than the $3,000 used on LucidPro/Flex/Daily $100K accounts. Fixed $2,100 Daily Loss Limit applies until your account closes above the $103,600 trail - then it's replaced by the LucidScale DLL (60% of your highest-ever EOD profit, only increases). MLL locks permanently at $100,100 once you clear the trail. No reset available if breached - this is a single-stage account.

Things to Remember

  • This is the only $100K Lucid account with a $3,500 Max Loss Limit — LucidPro, LucidFlex, and LucidDaily’s $100K sizes all use $3,000. The extra room reflects the higher risk of starting funded with no evaluation buffer.
  • The $2,100 fixed DLL only applies until your account closes above $103,600 — cross that, and it’s replaced by the LucidScale DLL: 60% of your highest-ever end-of-day profit.
  • Your Max Loss Limit trails until $103,600, then locks permanently at $100,100.
  • Payout caps step up as you go: $2,500 max on your first three payouts, $3,000 on payouts four and five.
  • There’s no reset if this account breaches — it’s single-stage, so a breach means a new purchase.

FAQ

Why is the Max Loss Limit bigger here than on other $100K Lucid accounts?
Because there’s no evaluation phase to prove yourself first, LucidDirect gives you a slightly wider Max Loss Limit ($3,500 vs. $3,000) to offset starting funded on day one.
What’s the profit goal difference between my first payout and later ones?
Your first payout needs $6,000 in cycle profit; every payout after only needs $3,500 — the bar drops once you’ve proven yourself with a first successful cycle.
What happens if I breach the Max Loss Limit?
The account ends — there’s no reset option on LucidDirect since it skips the evaluation stage entirely.
Gourang Parekh

Gourang Parekh

I’ve been trading for over 5 years, mainly across Indian markets, futures, forex, crypto, and CFDs. Over the years, I’ve traded with a lot of different brokers and prop firms and spent a huge amount of time testing their rules, platforms, pricing, drawdown models, payout systems, and trading conditions.

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