Lucid Trading

Lucid Trading accused me of copy trading with zero written rule to back it up. Their own published rules tell a very different story. Their FAQ explicitly states that automated strategies and third-party trade copiers are permitted. Multiple traders using the same volume-based strategy from the same trading community producing similar trade timestamps is not copy trading — it’s what automation does when people share a methodology. That distinction is not subtle. The conduct Lucid actually prohibits includes latency arbitrage, cross-account hedging, account sharing, and multi-account collusion — none of which applies to my situation. After 2-3 days of waiting, the only response I received was an attempt to pin a copy trading violation on me rather than addressing the facts. I have met every single one of their requirements — consistency rules, profit targets, account balance — and I am being blocked from a payout I legitimately earned. To make it worse, the traders whose accounts looked “similar” to mine are people I personally recruited to Lucid — 10 to 20 new paying customers. The reward for that loyalty was a baseless accusation deployed at the exact moment I qualified for withdrawal. I genuinely want to like this firm. The platform is solid, the payout structure is competitive, and I believed in what they were building enough to refer a significant portion of my trading group. If Lucid does the right thing — drops this unfounded accusation, honors my payout, and clarifies their rules so independent traders using shared strategies aren’t blindsided — I will update this review accordingly. The ball is entirely in their court.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Lucid Trading accused me of copy trading with zero written rule to back it up. Their own published rules tell a very different story. Their FAQ explicitly states that automated strategies and third-party trade copiers are permitted. Multiple traders using the same volume-based strategy from the same trading community producing similar trade timestamps is not copy trading — it’s what automation does when people share a methodology. That distinction is not subtle. The conduct Lucid actually prohibits includes latency arbitrage, cross-account hedging, account sharing, and multi-account collusion — none of which applies to my situation. After 2-3 days of waiting, the only response I received was an attempt to pin a copy trading violation on me rather than addressing the facts. I have met every single one of their requirements — consistency rules, profit targets, account balance — and I am being blocked from a payout I legitimately earned. To make it worse, the traders whose accounts looked “similar” to mine are people I personally recruited to Lucid — 10 to 20 new paying customers. The reward for that loyalty was a baseless accusation deployed at the exact moment I qualified for withdrawal. I genuinely want to like this firm. The platform is solid, the payout structure is competitive, and I believed in what they were building enough to refer a significant portion of my trading group. If Lucid does the right thing — drops this unfounded accusation, honors my payout, and clarifies their rules so independent traders using shared strategies aren’t blindsided — I will update this review accordingly. The ball is entirely in their court.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Only prop firm I have traded with so far and its good. Easy to understand all rules and dashboard update in few minutes.

Only prop firm I have traded with so far and its good. Easy to understand all rules and dashboard update in few minutes.

Best future prop firm

Best future prop firm

By far the best propfirm in the Game I ever traded with !I just love this platform!!! Simply amazing.

By far the best propfirm in the Game I ever traded with !I just love this platform!!! Simply amazing.

Great firm love it

Great firm love it