LucidPro $50K: Price, EOD Drawdown & AUDIT 30% Off
OCT 2
2026
Quick answer: The published regular fee for LucidPro $50K with EOD drawdown and the daily loss limit enabled is $192. Compare Futures Prop lists AUDIT at 30% off Pro, giving a calculated purchase fee of $134.40, saving $57.60. The evaluation target is $3,000, maximum loss is $2,000 EOD trailing, and the enabled daily loss limit is $1,200.
Rules reviewed: 2 October 2026. Price baseline: official public Pro pricing snapshot reviewed 30 September 2026. The table identifies the DLL-on configuration; disabling DLL changes the price. Confirm the exact selection and current order total at checkout.
What are the LucidPro $50K evaluation rules?
The advertised account size describes simulated buying power. Its initial hard loss allowance is $2,000, and the enabled daily pause can be reached before the hard account floor.
What does AUDIT cost across Pro account sizes?
The $50K calculation is $192 × 0.70 = $134.40. The supplied Pro rate is 30%, while the separate LucidDaily offer is 40%. Applying 40% to this Pro row would produce the wrong advertised amount.
The table uses regular Pro fees without adding an unrelated sale. It excludes reset fees and any separately priced configuration. Optional settings must match before two purchase prices can be compared fairly.
How does the EOD trail change the loss floor?
The initial floor is $50,000 − $2,000 = $48,000. At the end of a session, a higher closing balance can raise that floor. An intraday unrealized profit peak does not raise the EOD high-water mark in the same way, although the account can still breach its active loss floor during trading.
Example over several sessions
Once the lock condition is satisfied, the published hard floor stays at $50,100 rather than continuing to follow every higher closing balance. A later losing session does not lower the floor.
The hard floor should be checked against current equity. “End of day” describes how the trail is raised; it does not give permission to cross the current hard limit intraday.
What happens at the $1,200 daily loss limit?
Lucid describes DLL as a soft breach: trading is restricted until the next session, provided the maximum loss limit has not also been reached. The maximum loss limit is a hard account breach.
The evaluation uses the fixed $1,200 DLL when enabled. In the funded stage, the published scaling DLL can take over once the relevant initial trail balance is exceeded. Its stated formula uses 60% of peak end-of-day account profit, rather than 60% of the full $50,000 account label. For an illustrative $4,000 peak EOD profit, that is a $2,400 scaling DLL.
DLL on and DLL off are separate purchase choices. The current customization guide says the setting carries into the funded account and cannot be changed on an active account.
How do payout buffers and consistency affect qualification?
The detailed Pro payout guide lists a 90/10 split, a $500 cycle profit goal on $50K, a 40% best-day consistency condition, and a $52,100 buffer balance. The $500 minimum payout sits above that buffer. Its example minimum balance for a $500 request is $52,600.
For a consistency example, a $700 best day in $1,500 of cycle profit is 46.67%. If that best day stays $700, total profit needs to reach at least $1,750 to produce a 40% ratio. A one-day evaluation pass therefore does not remove funded payout conditions.
Why this guide does not promise a fixed payout cap
Lucid's official pages currently differ. The 26 August funded overview says there are no simulated payout caps, while the 6 August detailed payout page still contains older cycle-cap tables. We do not turn those older dollar caps into a settled current limit. Confirm the payout model assigned to the account in its agreement and dashboard before relying on a maximum request.
The buffer and consistency figures above are identified as the detailed payout guide's conditions. A current account agreement that assigns updated payout terms controls the purchased account.
Pro $50K vs Pro $150K: what actually increases?
The account label triples, but the loss allowance rises only 2.25 times. The target-to-loss ratio increases from 1.5 to 2.0. A larger account therefore changes the qualification challenge as well as the fee and contract limit.
How to purchase the $50K configuration with AUDIT
- Open Lucid Trading's official selector.
- Choose LucidPro $50K, the supported platform/feed and DLL on.
- Enter AUDIT before payment and review the listed 30% Pro reduction.
- Compare the selected base fee and order total with the $134.40 calculation; separately review any changed configuration or reset cost.
- Save the assigned rules and check funded payout terms before purchasing.
