Lucid Trading
$150,000
Max Funding
90%
Profit Split
$340
From
0
Verified Payouts
Rating Breakdown
Company Regulation
This firm operates as a private company without a publicly listed regulator license. Many reputable prop trading firms are not regulated by a financial authority because they don't accept retail deposits â funded accounts use the firm's own capital, so typical broker-licensing requirements don't apply.
Before depositing funds for an evaluation challenge, we recommend checking the firm's reputation through verified payouts, third-party reviews (TrustPilot), and its track record.
Company Address
No address information available
Platforms & Infrastructure
Prop Firm Basic Rules
Prohibited Actions
Support & Education
Payment Methods & Currencies
Payment Methods
Not specifiedAccepted Currencies
Supported Withdrawal Methods
Not specifiedPayout Currencies
Fees & Commissions
$90
Reset Fee (LucidPro $25K)
$120
Reset Fee (LucidPro $50K)
$180
Reset Fee (LucidPro $100K)
$245
Reset Fee (LucidPro $150K)
Account activation is FREE. One-time reset fees apply for evaluations. No monthly subscription fees for trading accounts.
Payout Policy
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Pros
- Lucid Trading is often recognized for its transparent communication and active engagement with the trading community.
- Many traders appreciate the straightforward evaluation process with clearly explained trading objectives.
- Community members frequently praise the firm's responsive customer support and personalized assistance.
- The platform is viewed as beginner-friendly, with a simple dashboard and an easy account management experience.
- Users often describe the company as receptive to community feedback and willing to refine its products over time.
Cons
- The firm's relatively small size and limited operating history make some traders cautious about its long-term reliability.
- Community feedback notes fewer independent payout reports than more established prop firms, making it harder to evaluate consistency.
- Some traders would like a wider selection of account types and more flexible evaluation options.
- A few users report delays during KYC or payout reviews, particularly during periods of increased demand.
- The company has a lower level of brand recognition, leading some traders to prefer firms with a longer and more established track record.