Lucid Trading Review 2026: Flex, Pro, Daily & Direct
One-time fees and flexible payout paths
LucidFlex is a forgiving starting point thanks to EOD drawdown and no funded consistency percentage. The firm is young and changes products often, so re-check rules before every purchase.
Overview
Lucid Trading is a US futures prop firm founded in 2025. It offers LucidFlex, LucidPro, LucidDaily and LucidDirect, plus an invitation-only LucidMaxx route. Current public paths are one-time purchases.
Pricing
One-time purchase per account; resets are a separate purchase. Check the Lucid checkout for current prices.
Trading Rules
- LucidFlex 50K: $2,000 EOD trailing max loss, optional daily loss limit.
- LucidPro adds a 40% funded consistency rule.
- LucidDaily funded accounts use intraday trailing drawdown.
- No overnight or weekend holding.
Payouts & Profit Split
LucidFlex funded accounts need five qualifying profit days ($150+) and pay 90/10. Requests are capped at 50% of eligible profit and the size cap ($2,000 on 50K), with a $500 minimum. Approved funds are sent within two business days.
Pros & Cons
- One-time pricing
- No funded consistency percentage on Flex
- Fast payout approvals reported
- Wide platform support (CQG and Rithmic)
- Launched in 2025 — short track record
- Frequent product changes
- No overnight holding