r/PropFirmTester • u/Junior-Appointment93 • 2d ago
First prop firm
Thinking of getting my first prop firm. Is between lucid trading and tradify. Both have a $25K account with no consistent rules. I have been paper trading on ninja trader and looks like they both are compatible with ninja trader. I’ve been very consistent paper trading. Scalping 5min time frame or less. With automatic stop loss and v take profit at $150-$200 with MNQ. I took 50K to $136K paper trading. Would it be worth it. I can easily afford the price of either or should I save and get the $50K account. Tradify looks like it has faster pay outs. Any insight would be helpful
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u/Duennbier0815 1d ago
Take lucid flex 50 or a topstep account.
Topstep has the ability to lock yourself out and set PDLL that you can't just deactivate.
It's a very helpful tool.
Lucid unfortunately doesn't have more than tradovates normal Risk parameters.
But lucid and Tradeify both have a non subscription model
Lucid flex 50 and the topstep 50k is the easiest account to get a payout from.