How Many Tradeify Accounts? Funded Limits & 300K Exception

Tradeify funded-account and evaluation limits explained, including the household cap, banked evaluations, and the Select 300K V2 exception.

The short answer: five, with a specific exception

Tradeify’s official account-limit article sets a standard cap of five active Simulated Funded accounts per individual and five per household. The same article identifies a Select 300K V2 funded-account exception that can bring the total to eight. “Always five without exception” is therefore incomplete, but the exception does not mean any trader can activate eight accounts of any type. This article concerns Tradeify Futures.

Evaluations and funded accounts are different counts

Separate evaluation purchases from accounts activated after passing. The official article allows up to 15 Select evaluation purchases per 30 days and describes Growth evaluations as unlimited in number. Passing additional evaluations does not increase the standard active funded cap; you can pass more and wait for an activation slot.

How the household limit works

The standard cap is not five independently for every person in a home. Three funded accounts held by you and two held by another household member fill the household’s five standard slots. A second login or a relative’s account does not create new capacity. If multiple traders share a home or your residence situation is unusual, ask support to clarify the household definition and verification process rather than attempting to bypass it.

Mixing account programs

The five slots can combine Growth, Select Flex or Select Daily, and Lightning Funded. Two Growth accounts, two Select accounts, and one Lightning account equal five funded accounts, not five new slots in every program. An account-count limit is also not a loss budget or cash you own. Nominal account size and actual permitted risk capital are very different quantities.

Can you bank passed evaluations?

Tradeify explains that passed evaluations can be held until a funded slot becomes available. If you pass ten, you can activate five under the standard cap and retain the remaining completions for later activation. Do not infer unlimited validity in every circumstance or an exemption from inactivity rules. Confirm conditions for unactivated accounts in writing before purchasing a large batch.

The Select 300K V2 exception

The account-limit article says funded Select 300K V2 accounts sit on top of the standard limit, up to eight total. The 300K guide states V2 launched on August 27, 2026, while older purchases retain V1 rules. Do not apply the V2 exception automatically to V1. This is a limited-release product with separate purchase conditions. Check availability, account version, and the official eligibility requirements; this article does not establish that it is currently in stock.

Risk across multiple accounts

Copying the same trade across accounts multiplies the same mistake. An illustrative $100 risk in each of five accounts means $500 combined exposure before fees and slippage, not $100 just because one action starts the trades. Calculate potential loss across the entire set and check each account’s contracts and drawdown instead of relying on the sum of advertised account sizes.

Payouts and cross-account hedging

Multiple accounts do not become one pooled payout account; each has its own eligibility and conditions. Nor does holding several accounts authorize hedging. Tradeify’s guidelines prohibit opposing positions on the same instrument or products in the same Product Group across one or multiple accounts. Read the official product-group table before running a copier and distinguish same-direction copying from opposing exposure.

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