LucidFlex Funded Payout-Day Ledger + Coupon Code AUDIT

A LucidFlex funded payout needs more than five green days: each qualifying day must meet its account-size minimum, the cycle must show positive net profit, and the request must fit the minimum and profit-based cap. A simple day ledger helps separate those tests. The current site offer is AUDIT for 30% off LucidFlex; the separate 40% LucidDaily offer is not the Flex rate.

Start a separate ledger for each payout cycle

The official Flex payout guide requires five qualifying profit days, positive net cycle profit, a $500 minimum request and a 90/10 split. Its table limits requests to half of profit, subject to the size cap. Days reset after an approved payout. There is no buffer requirement. Requests become final when submitted, and trading before processing can jeopardize eligibility.

Track session date, final net profit, qualifying-day status and cycle total as different columns. A small green day can increase the cycle total without adding a qualifying day. A losing day reduces net results; the day count alone therefore cannot tell you what is withdrawable.

A $50K example with five qualifying days but no minimum request

This illustration uses a $150 qualifying-day threshold. It is bookkeeping arithmetic, not a suggested trading target or forecast.

There are five qualifying days and $650 positive cycle profit. Half of $650 is only $325, below the $500 minimum request. The checklist is not complete merely because the day count reads five. If the relevant profit balance were $1,000, half would be $500, meeting that numerical minimum subject to every other condition.

Use the dashboard's applicable profit balance and approved cycle record for an actual request. Do not count a prior withdrawal as profit still available to support a new one. The example starts from a clean cycle so that its arithmetic is transparent.

Separate the cap from the trader's share

For a $50K account with $3,000 relevant profit, half is $1,500. That is below the $2,000 size cap, so $1,500 is the numerical ceiling under those two tests. At $5,000 profit, half is $2,500, but the $2,000 cap becomes the tighter constraint.

A $1,500 gross request at a 90% trader share corresponds to $1,350 before any separate payment charge. That is different from treating the $1,500 request as an amount already net of the split. Keep requested amount and expected trader share in separate budget lines, and use the actual approved statement to reconcile them.

Contract scaling can change after a payout

The Flex scaling guide says funded contract access adjusts at session end with simulated profit and can move downward after a payout. Its $50K tiers are two minis through $999 profit, three at $1,000–$1,999 and four at $2,000–$2,999. Micro equivalents are ten times the mini counts.

For illustration, moving from $2,200 profit to $700 after a deduction can put the account in a lower tier when the relevant update occurs. Check the platform's current allowance before the next session instead of assuming the pre-withdrawal size remains available. This is a permission ceiling, not a recommendation to trade the maximum.

The funded overview confirms EOD trailing drawdown, no funded consistency rule and an optional daily loss limit. No consistency requirement does not remove drawdown or sizing restrictions. The customization guide says the daily-loss setting is chosen at purchase and cannot be changed on an active account.

How to apply AUDIT and prepare the ledger

1. 1Select LucidFlex, its size and the intended platform.
2. 2Choose the daily-loss setting before purchase.
3. 3Identify the regular eligible fee and any option charge.
4. 4Enter AUDIT and inspect the accepted reduction and final amount.
5. 5Save the agreement and fee breakdown.
6. 6After passing, start a funded-cycle ledger using that size's day threshold.
7. 7Before a request, reconcile days, profit, minimum, cap, account rules and current sizing.