Lucid Trading
TC Score
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Rules & policies
Challenges & pricing
| Plan | Type | Account | Price | Split | Daily DD | Total DD | Model | Payout | TC |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LucidDaily (EOD) | 1-step | $25,000 | $137 | 90% | — | 4% | Hybrid | On demand | 82.01 |
| LucidDaily (Intraday) | 1-step | $25,000 | $115 | 90% | — | 4% | Hybrid | On demand | 82.01 |
| LucidFlex | 1-step | $25,000 | $89 | 90% | — | 4% | Hybrid | On demand | 82.01 |
| LucidDaily (EOD) | 1-step | $50,000 | $185 | 90% | — | 4% | Hybrid | On demand | 80.84 |
| LucidFlex | 1-step | $50,000 | $146 | 90% | — | 4% | Hybrid | On demand | 80.84 |
| LucidDaily (Intraday) | 1-step | $50,000 | $156 | 90% | — | 4% | Hybrid | On demand | 80.84 |
| LucidDaily (Intraday) | 1-step | $150,000 | $367 | 90% | — | 3% | Hybrid | On demand | 79.30 |
| LucidFlex | 1-step | $150,000 | $407 | 90% | — | 3% | Hybrid | On demand | 79.30 |
| LucidDaily (EOD) | 1-step | $150,000 | $436 | 90% | — | 3% | Hybrid | On demand | 79.30 |
| LucidDaily (Intraday) | 1-step | $100,000 | $264 | 90% | — | 3% | Hybrid | On demand | 78.52 |
| LucidFlex | 1-step | $100,000 | $293 | 90% | — | 3% | Hybrid | On demand | 78.52 |
| LucidDaily (EOD) | 1-step | $100,000 | $314 | 90% | — | 3% | Hybrid | On demand | 78.52 |
| LucidDirect | Instant | $25,000 | $329 | 90% | — | 4% | Hybrid | On demand | 77.28 |
| LucidPro | 1-step | $25,000 | $123 | 90% | 2% | 4% | Hybrid | On demand | 75.72 |
| LucidPro | 1-step | $50,000 | $192 | 90% | 2% | 4% | Hybrid | On demand | 74.84 |
| LucidPro | 1-step | $150,000 | $410 | 90% | 2% | 3% | Hybrid | On demand | 72.79 |
| LucidPro | 1-step | $100,000 | $307 | 90% | 2% | 3% | Hybrid | On demand | 72.01 |
| LucidDirect | Instant | $50,000 | $515 | 90% | 2% | 4% | Hybrid | On demand | 71.47 |
| LucidDirect | Instant | $150,000 | $836 | 90% | 2% | 3% | Hybrid | On demand | 69.25 |
| LucidDirect | Instant | $100,000 | $700 | 90% | 2% | 4% | Hybrid | On demand | 68.47 |
The highest-scoring plans on this page are shaded. The exact score is in the last column. Scroll the table sideways to see every column.
How this score was calculated
The TC Score is not an opinion — it is arithmetic over published rules. Every input below is measured against the same scale for all firms on the board, so a component score of 70 means “better than most of the firms we list”, not “good in the abstract”. Here is the full working for this firm’s best plan.
Every scoring input is verified for this plan.
The three blocks
What a round turn actually costs you.
How much room the firm gives you to trade your way.
The constraints you have to trade inside.
What lifts this score
- Per-trade risk cap— None+7.0 pts vs an average firm · controls 14% of the score
- Profit target— 5.0%+3.5 pts vs an average firm · controls 12% of the score
- Gold leverage— 1:42+3.0 pts vs an average firm · controls 10% of the score
What holds this score back
- Total drawdown— 4.0%−1.8 pts vs an average firm · controls 5% of the score
- Weekend holding— Not allowed−1.3 pts vs an average firm · controls 3% of the score
- Gold spread— 3.00−1.1 pts vs an average firm · controls 21% of the score
Every component
| Component | This firm | Across all firms | Score | Share |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gold spread Cost of trading | 3.00 | 1.00 best → 4.80 worst | 45.0 | 21.0% |
| Commission per lot Cost of trading | $4.60 | $0.00 best → $7.00 worst | 44.7 | 14.0% |
| Gold leverage Freedom to trade | 1:42 4.04 gold lots | 1:100 best → 1:8 worst | 80.4 | 10.0% |
| Profit split Freedom to trade | 90% | 90% best → 50% worst | 74.9 | 8.3% |
| Total drawdown Freedom to trade | 4.0% | 12% best → 3% worst | 13.3 | 5.0% |
| News trading Freedom to trade | Allowed | — | 100.0 | 3.3% |
| Weekend holding Freedom to trade | Not allowed | — | 10.0 | 3.3% |
| Profit target Rules & restrictions | 5.0% | 0% best → 10% worst | 80.3 | 11.7% |
| Per-trade risk cap Rules & restrictions | None | — | 100.0 | 14.0% |
| Consistency rule Rules & restrictions | 50% | 100% best → 15% worst | 46.2 | 9.3% |
The range column shows the real best and worst values among the firms we list. Scoring uses a statistical scale (the board average plus or minus two standard deviations), which is why a component can score above 0 or below 100 without matching either extreme exactly.
Not counted
We have no verified value for these, so they were excluded from the score entirely rather than guessed at. Their weight was redistributed across what we do know.
- Expert advisors (EAs)
- Daily drawdown
The three blocks combine to a raw 62.01, which is then mapped onto the published 50–90 display range, giving 82.01.
Using this firm from Iran
Separate from the TC Score on purpose. That score rates the trading rules; this one answers whether you can buy and get paid at all. A firm can be excellent at one and useless at the other.
The firm’s own terms exclude Iranian traders. Nothing else about it matters if you cannot open an account.
- Excludes Iranian traders in its own terms
Based on the firm’s published terms and payment methods. Verify directly before paying — terms change, and enforcement varies.
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Common questions
How much does a Lucid Trading challenge cost?
Lucid Trading currently sells 20 plans, from $89 to $836. The cheapest is $89, which buys a $25,000 account. That is a one-off entry fee — once you are funded, the profit split and the risk rules move far more money over a year than the fee does.
What profit split does Lucid Trading pay?
Lucid Trading pays the trader 90% of profits on every plan. On each $1,000 you withdraw, $900 is yours.
How soon can you withdraw from Lucid Trading?
It depends on the plan: the soonest is after 1 days and the longest after 5 days. After that, payouts run on demand. This is the wait for the first payout only.
What are Lucid Trading's drawdown rules?
Lucid Trading caps daily loss at 1.8–2.4% and total loss at 3–4%. Total drawdown is hybrid, measured from your starting balance, so profit you make does not drag the limit up behind you.
Does Lucid Trading have a consistency rule?
Yes. The strictest cap is 20%, meaning no single day may account for more than 20% of your total profit. Breaking it can delay a payout or fail the account even when your overall profit is fine.
Does Lucid Trading accept Iranian traders?
No. Lucid Trading does not accept Iranian traders, and that is decisive on its own — payment method and everything else stop mattering because you cannot buy the challenge at all.
Data is gathered from public sources and the firm’s own materials, may be out of date, and is provided “as is” with no guarantee. Nothing here is financial advice — always verify directly with the firm before buying a challenge.
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