November 5, 2026

LucidDirect $50,000

LucidDirect $50,000

LucidDirect skips the evaluation entirely — buy the account and you’re trading a simulated funded balance from minute one, full size, full payout eligibility. No profit target to unlock funding, just an ongoing 20% consistency rule and a payout profit goal you clear each cycle. This size carries a fixed $1,200 Daily Loss Limit that later converts to Lucid’s scaling DLL mechanic.

Key Facts

  • No evaluation — instant funded account, full 4 mini / 40 micro size from day one
  • Max Loss Limit: $2,000 (EOD trailing) | Daily Loss Limit: $1,200 fixed, then LucidScale
  • 20% consistency rule applies from day one, resets after every approved payout
  • Payout Profit Goal: $3,000 (first payout), $2,500 (every payout after)

LucidDirect $50,000

Single-stage, straight to a simulated funded account - no evaluation phase at all. $520, one-time fee.

Starting Balance: $50,000 | Price: $520 | 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
4 Minis / 40 Micros
Daily Loss Limit
$1,200
Total Drawdown
$2,000
Profit Target
$0
🛡️ Buffer Amount
$52,100

📈 Scaling Rules

No scaling plan - full 4 mini / 40 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. Fixed $1,200 Daily Loss Limit applies until your account closes above the $52,100 trail - then it's replaced by the LucidScale DLL (60% of your highest-ever EOD profit, only increases). Max Loss Limit trails until $52,100, then locks permanently at $50,100. Dashboard objectives update within 5-30 minutes of your last closed trade. No reset available if breached - this is a single-stage account.

Things to Remember

  • The $1,200 fixed DLL only applies until your account closes above $52,100 — cross that, and it’s replaced by the LucidScale DLL: 60% of your highest-ever end-of-day profit, a limit that only rises, never falls.
  • Your Max Loss Limit trails your closing balance until it clears $52,100, then locks permanently at $50,100 — the exact same level the DLL switches at.
  • Payout caps step up as you go: $2,000 max on your first three payouts, $2,500 on payouts four and five.
  • Every payout resets the consistency percentage and profit goal back to zero for the next cycle.
  • There’s no reset if this account breaches — it’s single-stage, so a breach means a new purchase.

FAQ

What’s the LucidScale DLL and when does it kick in?
Once your account’s closing balance passes $52,100, your fixed $1,200 daily limit is replaced by 60% of your highest-ever end-of-day profit — so the more you’ve made, the more daily room you get, and it never shrinks back down.
How much can I withdraw per request?
$2,000 on your first three approved payouts, rising to $2,500 on payouts four and five — as long as you’ve cleared the profit goal and consistency rule for that 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.

I’ve been through plenty of failed prop firm challenges myself before eventually figuring out what works for me. That experience has given me a pretty practical understanding of what traders actually deal with when choosing a prop firm or trading platform.

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