Tradeify’s September discount is over. On 1 October the firm posted a new offer: 30% off all accounts and double Gems on missions, including purchases, through 15 October. The code is GEMS.

That’s a step down from code SEP, which took 40% off and was capped at five uses through 30 September. The new post doesn’t say how many times GEMS can be used. If you were stacking accounts under the five-use rule, check that at checkout instead of assuming the same cap carried over.

What the Gems piece actually is

The graphic says you earn twice the Gems, including on purchases, and that more Gems get you to reward packs faster. This isn’t a second cash discount. It’s the firm’s own points system. A 30% checkout cut is the part that changes what you pay. The 2x Gems only matter if you already use the pack rewards.

The post says the discount applies to all accounts. It doesn’t carve out Select, Growth, or a single size. It also doesn’t say the code works on resets. SEP was framed as account purchases, and nothing in today’s post widens that.

What it means if you’re buying this week

Select accounts bought from 1 September onward still sit on the revised payout-cap grid. Daily caps went up, Flex caps came down. A cheaper checkout doesn’t change which grid you land on. If you want the current plan layout, Tradeify’s live firm page is the cleaner place to compare sizes than the promo graphic.

Our Take

30% off through mid-October is a real price cut, just not as good as the September deal it replaced. Buy on the plan rules, not on the Gems line. The points multiplier is marketing on top of a straightforward discount, and the missing use-cap is the only thing worth confirming before you check out more than once.

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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