Solid
What helps: a strong Trustpilot rating. What to watch for: a newer firm with less of a track record, 3 confirmed rules worth reading (copy trading & ea (bot) rules, inactivity rule, minimum trade duration / anti-microscalping).
This score is about trust and reputation: how traders rate the firm, how long it has run futures accounts, and how many restrictive conduct rules sit in its terms. It is not a rating of how good or generous its accounts are, so a firm with excellent accounts can still land in the middle here.
See Tradeify's accountsTrustpilot rating of 4.5 out of 5.
Confirmed: copy trading & ea (bot) rules, inactivity rule, minimum trade duration / anti-microscalping.
Trading futures since 2024, about 2 years.
A detailed, verified-ownership policy: personal bots/algorithms are allowed only if the trader can prove sole ownership (scanned for similar orders on other accounts, and a live video of enabling the code on the trader's own PC may be required), aren't shared with anyone else, and aren't HFT bots. A real restriction beyond most firms tracked here: a bot may only be used within Tradeify, not across other prop firms too (exclusive-use, not just no-sharing-with-other-traders). Separately, copying your own trades in the SAME direction across your own multiple Tradeify accounts is explicitly fine ("this is how copy trading works"): only opposite-direction positions across accounts are a problem, and that's a hedging violation, not a copy-trading one.
At least one trade required per week (Monday-Friday) to keep an account (funded or evaluation) active: enforced per account, not per user. Tradeify says it will message a trader before taking any action on this.
What this rule meansApplies to funded accounts only (not evaluation), firm-wide: not specific to one account type. To request a payout, both must be true: over 50% of trades held longer than 10 seconds, AND over 50% of profit from trades held longer than 10 seconds. Missing the bar blocks that payout request; it does not breach or fail the account.
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