Current answer: Lucid's 50K size is sold as Flex, Pro, Daily and Direct. The base list prices are $146 for Flex, $192 for Pro, $156 for Daily with intraday evaluation drawdown, $185 for Daily with EOD evaluation drawdown and $515 for Direct.
Evidence boundary: I have traded the 50K Flex and Pro paths. Daily and Direct facts below come from Lucid's current documentation.
50K rules at a glance
| Plan | Evaluation | Funded drawdown | DLL | Funded consistency |
|---|
| Flex | One-step | EOD trailing | ON/OFF | None |
| Pro | One-step | EOD trailing | ON/OFF | 40% |
| Daily | Intraday or EOD drawdown | Intraday trailing | ON/OFF | None |
| Direct | None | EOD trailing | Fixed $1,200 | 20% |
List prices checked September 16, 2026. Code VIBES may change the final total, but the rate is product-specific and the checkout is binding.
All four use a $2,000 maximum loss limit at 50K and allow up to 4 minis or 40 micros. An enabled DLL is a soft breach; the maximum loss limit is a hard breach.
Which 50K account fits?
- Flex: the most forgiving funded rule set and my default starting point.
- Pro: faster three-day payout cycles in exchange for a buffer and 40% consistency.
- Daily: faster eligibility with intraday funded drawdown and the funded High Impact USD news window.
- Direct: no evaluation, but the highest entry price and a 20% consistency rule.
Live review
Payout 5 is a review point, not an automatic move. Under the current live structure, a selected 50K account starts live at $0 with $2,000 drawdown, EOD tracking, no DLL and no consistency rule. The size-specific live target is $2,100 and the one-time bonus is $2,000 when the published conditions are met.
Pricing and rule set checked September 28, 2026 against Lucid's plans page and Help Center.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest Lucid Trading 50K account?
LucidDaily 50K is the cheapest way in at $146 list or the current VIBES price shown at checkout (intraday eval drawdown, DLL on), followed by LucidFlex with DLL ON at $146 and LucidPro with DLL ON at $192. LucidDirect is the most expensive because it skips the evaluation entirely. Pro is the only 50K account that offers a 1-day pass option for the evaluation.
Can you pass the LucidPro 50K evaluation in one day?
Yes. LucidPro has zero minimum trading days. If you hit the $3,000 profit target in a single session, you pass. This is unique to LucidPro. LucidFlex and LucidDaily both carry a 50% eval consistency rule, which makes two sessions their fastest possible pass rather than a rule that prescribes two days, and LucidDirect has no evaluation at all.
What happens if you hit the daily loss limit on LucidDirect 50K?
The $1,200 DLL on LucidDirect is a soft breach. Your trading is halted for the rest of that day, but the account survives. You can resume trading the next session. LucidPro works the same way: every daily loss limit at Lucid is a soft breach, not a termination. LucidDaily's optional DLL is also $1,200 at 50K and always a soft breach, if you toggled it on at checkout.
How does the 50% consistency rule work on LucidFlex?
During the LucidFlex evaluation, no single day's profit can exceed 50% of your total evaluation profit. If you target $3,000 total, no single day can exceed $1,500 under a strict read. Lucid publishes a cushion above that line: its example table puts the 50K allowance at $1,560 rather than the strict $1,500, in a scenario where the trader finishes exactly at the $3,000 target. That is an illustration, not a fixed allowance. The cushion is calculated as a percentage of the profit you actually booked on your biggest day, so your own number moves with your results, and it is what makes a two-day pass possible. Once you are funded, LucidFlex drops the consistency rule entirely, so there are no restrictions on how your profit is distributed.
How many payouts do you need for LucidLive on 50K?
LucidFlex, LucidPro and LucidDirect all cap sim payouts at 5, which is the trigger for Lucid's live review pool rather than an automatic move. Lucid's LucidFlex payout article words it as automatic, its live-structure article calls payout 5 the maximum payout level and puts every transition at the discretion of the risk team, and the two do not agree, so plan for a review. All three qualify for a live bonus ranging from $1,000 to $4,500 depending on account size, released as a payout once live profits reach the live target for that size, $100 above the starting live drawdown ($2,100 on a 50K). LucidDaily has no fixed payout count and no live bonus; it moves to live through a review pool, for example after hitting its $8,000 Maximum Daily Profit.
What is the max contract size on a 50K account at Lucid Trading?
All four 50K account types share a ceiling of 4 mini contracts or 40 micro contracts, and you can mix minis and micros as long as the total doesn't exceed the equivalent of 4 minis. Funded LucidFlex scales into that ceiling: 2 minis at the start, 3 from $1,000 of simulated profit, 4 from $2,000. The evaluation has no scaling plan. Most traders use micros for more flexible position management.
Is the LucidDirect 50K worth the higher price?
It depends on your evaluation track record. If you consistently pass on your first or second try, Flex or Pro is cheaper. If you've failed 3+ evaluations, Direct's $515 price becomes competitive. Direct also has the advantage of the $1,200 soft breach DLL, which protects the account on bad days.
What is LucidScale on a 50K account?
LucidScale is Lucid's scaling daily loss limit, not a max loss limit, and it applies on LucidPro as well as LucidDirect. Below the Initial Trail Balance ($52,100 on a 50K) the DLL is a fixed $1,200 soft breach. Above it, the DLL becomes 60% of your highest end-of-day profit, so a $3,000 peak EOD profit gives you $1,800 of daily room. It only ratchets up. The MLL stays $2,000 EOD trailing and locks at $50,100.
What profit split does the Lucid Trading 50K account offer?
All four 50K programs pay a 90/10 split. LucidPro accounts purchased or reset before November 28, 2025 keep 100% of the first $10,000 in cumulative payouts and then shift to 90/10; Pro accounts opened after that cutoff run 90/10 from dollar one. LucidFlex, LucidDaily and LucidDirect are documented as flat 90/10, with no legacy exception on any of them.
What happened to LucidBlack 50K accounts?
LucidBlack is no longer sold, and Lucid's pricing page lists four purchasable account types without it. The legacy pages still document the Black 50K rules: a $3,000 evaluation target with a 60% consistency rule, a 40% consistency check per funded payout cycle, and a path to live that ran to four payouts. Lucid publishes nothing about accounts that were still open at the wind-down, so there is no documented migration path to quote.
What are the LucidDaily 50K rules?
The LucidDaily 50K has a $3,000 profit target, $2,000 MLL, 50% eval consistency, and no minimum trading days. At checkout you choose intraday ($146 list, the current VIBES price shown at checkout) or EOD ($165 list, the current VIBES price shown at checkout) eval drawdown and toggle the $1,200 daily loss limit on or off. With the DLL off, the 40% prices are $93.60 intraday and $111 EOD. Funded accounts always trail intraday, have no consistency rule, and allow payout requests every eligible day with a $500 minimum, no per-request cap, and a 90/10 split.
