Tradeify has adjusted per-payout caps on its Select accounts, and the change only hits accounts bought from September 1, 2026 onward. If you already own a Select account, your old caps stay exactly where they were.
What Changed
Tradeify’s own help center confirms the purchase-date split is real. On Select Daily, for example, a 50K account’s per-payout cap moved from $1,000 to $1,250 for accounts bought after September 1. That’s a straightforward increase on the Daily side.
Select Flex tells a different story, and it’s the one worth watching closely. According to rule-tracking sites monitoring Tradeify’s changes, new-purchase Flex caps came down: 50K from $3,000 to $2,500, 100K from $4,000 to $3,500, 150K from $5,000 to $4,500. The 25K Flex cap stays at $1,250 either way.
- Select Daily 50K: $1,000 → $1,250 (up, new purchases)
- Select Daily 100K: $1,500 → $1,750 (up, new purchases)
- Select Flex 50K: $3,000 → $2,500 (down, new purchases)
- Select Flex 100K: $4,000 → $3,500 (down, new purchases)
- Select Flex 150K: $5,000 → $4,500 (down, new purchases)
- Select Flex 25K: unchanged at $1,250
Separately, Tradeify also published a scaling trigger for the 25K Select Flex/Daily size: hit $1,500 in closing equity and the account scales from one mini to two.
Why This Matters
This is Tradeify quietly rebalancing the two payout tracks against each other. Daily, the option built for smaller, more frequent withdrawals, just got a bit more generous per request. Flex, the option for traders who’d rather wait longer and pull larger amounts, just got a bit less generous. That’s not a random tweak, it nudges new buyers toward Daily unless they specifically want Flex’s no-daily-loss-limit structure regardless of the smaller cap.
If you bought your Select account before September 1, none of this touches you. Your caps are grandfathered at whatever they were on purchase day.
Our Take
Whether this actually changes what you should buy depends on your withdrawal style, not on chasing the “better” number. Flex still has no daily loss limit at all, which is worth more to a lot of traders than an extra $500 on the request cap. Daily got a real bump, small as it is. Read this as a rebalancing between two payout paths rather than a strict downgrade, and check the live numbers on Tradeify’s help center before buying, since the exact 25K Select scaling trigger has had inconsistent figures logged across different trackers.
Whatever Tradeify changes on the rules side, it’s still the biggest name in futures payouts by a wide margin, leading every firm we tracked in this week’s on-chain payout report.
Sources: Tradeify official Help Center (Select Flex and Select Daily Payout Policies); Ephore Market rule-change log. Verified 10 September 2026.
