Lucid Trading is a prop firm for trading simulated exchange-listed futures. Challenges start at $192 for a $50K account, with a 90% LucidPro profit split. Platforms: Not recorded.
Listed fees are reference prices for LucidPro with its optional daily limit enabled. The daily limit pauses trading for the session. The separate maximum loss limit trails at the end of the day. Checkout options and prices can differ.
Promoted · QATSCompare QATS monthly and one-time evaluation plans. Standard fees in our reference start at $69 per month.
Loss type: end-of-day trailing. Payment: one-time.
Source: lucidtrading.com/, data as of November 2026. Prices before coupons.
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From $192 for a $50K account (LucidPro (daily pause enabled)). At $100K: LucidPro (daily pause enabled) — $307.
For a $100K account: LucidPro (daily pause enabled): target 6%, max loss 3% (end-of-day trailing), daily limit Not recorded.
90% LucidPro. Payouts: LucidPro lists a 90% trader share with profit and buffer requirements.
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Lucid’s campaign page displays reference fees of $192 for 50K and $307 for 100K with the daily limit enabled.
These are reference fees shown alongside promotional prices. Pricing and the optional daily-limit setting vary by checkout.
Evaluation targets are $3,000 and $6,000 for 50K and 100K. Maximum loss allowances are $2,000 and $3,000.
This note covers the evaluation phase.
The maximum loss floor follows the highest end-of-day closing balance until it locks.
The lock point varies by account size.
The optional daily loss setting restricts further trades until the next session when hit. It does not by itself breach the account.
The maximum loss limit still applies. The table leaves the hard daily-breach field unrecorded for this configuration.
LucidPro lists a 90% trader share and describes the separate profit and buffer requirements for withdrawals.
Legacy configurations and the optional on-demand payout model have separate terms.
