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Uwielbiam tegon propa za konto select daily payouty to jest naprawde dobra rzecz

Uwielbiam tegon propa za konto select daily payouty to jest naprawde dobra rzecz

Tried Tradeify recently. Not bad, not great either — overall an average experience. Dashboard and setup are simple enough. Rules are manageable if you already have discipline and risk control. Would rate it as a decent option for traders looking to test another prop firm. Consistency rule is quite challenging and should have been adjusted.

Tried Tradeify recently. Not bad, not great either — overall an average experience. Dashboard and setup are simple enough. Rules are manageable if you already have discipline and risk control. Would rate it as a decent option for traders looking to test another prop firm. Consistency rule is quite challenging and should have been adjusted.

The platform works smoothly—I tested it via TradingView linked to Tradovate. Trades executed smoothly. However, the calculations in the Tradeify dashboard appeared with a delay due to the fact that they are updated only once a day. Furthermore, there are rules that aren’t mentioned when presenting the account, e.g., on the Flex 5-Day account, you can withdraw up to 50% of your earned profits; on the Flex Daily account, you have a profit buffer, and only after it has been accumulated can you withdraw the surplus—the buffer always remains. This creates unfriendly rules. YES - there is Consistency Rule YES - there is Minimum Trading Days required.

The platform works smoothly—I tested it via TradingView linked to Tradovate. Trades executed smoothly. However, the calculations in the Tradeify dashboard appeared with a delay due to the fact that they are updated only once a day. Furthermore, there are rules that aren’t mentioned when presenting the account, e.g., on the Flex 5-Day account, you can withdraw up to 50% of your earned profits; on the Flex Daily account, you have a profit buffer, and only after it has been accumulated can you withdraw the surplus—the buffer always remains. This creates unfriendly rules. YES - there is Consistency Rule YES - there is Minimum Trading Days required.

I am updating my previous review after further clarification from Tradeify’s Level 2 support. Initially, my account was marked as FAILED, even though the visible balance appeared to be within the drawdown limit. This created a serious concern regarding transparency and consistency. After escalation, I received a detailed technical explanation. The issue was related to a known Tradovate platform bug, where an account can breach the drawdown limit but continue trading normally without being liquidated in real time. In my case, the breach occurred due to commissions and a very small price movement, even though the platform allowed trading to continue afterward. This explains why the account appeared active and within limits from a visible balance perspective. While this situation is understandably confusing for any trader, I appreciate that: * The case was escalated and properly reviewed * A clear and detailed explanation was provided * A goodwill gesture (reset credit) was offered That said, I believe it is important for traders to understand that: 👉 The drawdown is based on intraday equity (including fees and commissions) 👉 The platform may not always reflect this accurately in real time 👉 You can still be trading normally even after a breach has already occurred This is something traders must take into account when managing risk. Overall, while the initial handling created confusion, I recognize the effort made by the Level 2 support team to clarify the situation and address the issue.

I am updating my previous review after further clarification from Tradeify’s Level 2 support. Initially, my account was marked as FAILED, even though the visible balance appeared to be within the drawdown limit. This created a serious concern regarding transparency and consistency. After escalation, I received a detailed technical explanation. The issue was related to a known Tradovate platform bug, where an account can breach the drawdown limit but continue trading normally without being liquidated in real time. In my case, the breach occurred due to commissions and a very small price movement, even though the platform allowed trading to continue afterward. This explains why the account appeared active and within limits from a visible balance perspective. While this situation is understandably confusing for any trader, I appreciate that: * The case was escalated and properly reviewed * A clear and detailed explanation was provided * A goodwill gesture (reset credit) was offered That said, I believe it is important for traders to understand that: 👉 The drawdown is based on intraday equity (including fees and commissions) 👉 The platform may not always reflect this accurately in real time 👉 You can still be trading normally even after a breach has already occurred This is something traders must take into account when managing risk. Overall, while the initial handling created confusion, I recognize the effort made by the Level 2 support team to clarify the situation and address the issue.

Support admin works, both ai and person help work!!!

Support admin works, both ai and person help work!!!