Tradeify sells a $300,000 evaluation account for $349, and that evaluation cannot be restarted. It is the largest size in the Select plan, it is a limited release, and version 2 has been on sale since August 27, 2026. The official "300K Select Account" article in the Tradeify help center describes two sets of rules depending on your purchase date. Figures read at the source on September 5, 2026.
What Tradeify put on sale
The Select 300K follows the same structure as the other Select sizes: a single evaluation, then a choice between the Flex and Daily payout policies once you are funded. It is the purchase conditions that stand apart.
- Limited release. Quantity is capped. Once the available accounts sell out, the size is removed from the purchase page.
- Three accounts maximum per user.
- Identity verification before purchase. On the other Select sizes, KYC happens after you pass the evaluation. Here, the purchase cannot be finalized until verification is approved.
- Outside the monthly allowance. A 300K purchase does not count toward the limit of 15 evaluations per 30-day period.
- Platforms: Tradovate, Rithmic and WealthCharts. TradingView connects through Tradovate.
- All sales are final, including account purchases and any associated fees.
The one thing that changes everything: no resets
On the 25K through 150K sizes, a trader who fails an evaluation can reset it, up to ten times per 30-day period. That reset is the safety net of the prop firm model: it turns a failure into an expense rather than the end of the road.
On the 300K, that net does not exist. The official page is explicit: resets are not available at any stage. A failed evaluation closes the account, and continuing means buying another one, while stock remains.
| Condition | Select 300K | Select 25K to 150K |
|---|---|---|
| Availability | Limited release | Ongoing |
| Resets | None | Up to 10 per evaluation per 30 days |
| 15 evaluations / 30 days cap | Does not count | Counts |
| Account limit | 3 per user | Standard limits |
| Identity verification | Before purchase | After passing |
The consequence is arithmetic, not moral. On a resettable size, the cost of failing is the price of a reset. On the 300K, the cost of failing is the price of a full evaluation, assuming there are any left to buy.
V1 and V2: your purchase date sets your rules
Version 2 launched on August 27, 2026 and applies to every account bought on or after that date. Accounts bought before it keep V1 rules for the life of the account. Parameters are fixed at purchase.
| Parameter | V1 (legacy accounts) | V2 (on sale) |
|---|---|---|
| Evaluation price | $449 | $349 |
| Profit target | $14,000 | $14,000 |
| Maximum loss limit (evaluation) | $6,000 | $8,000 |
| Daily loss limit (evaluation) | none | $4,000 |
| Consistency requirement | 40% | 40% |
| Flex drawdown | $6,000 | $8,000 |
| Daily drawdown | $5,000 | $6,000 |
| Daily loss limit (funded, Daily path) | $2,500 | $3,000 |
| Daily buffer | $5,100 | $6,100 |
| Maximum payout per day (Daily) | $3,500 | $4,000 |
V2 is cheaper and allows more total loss room, but it adds a daily limit that did not exist before. So it is not a looser version: it is a different slicing of the same risk. V1 tolerated one large red day as long as the total held; V2 caps it at $4,000.
An end-of-day drawdown that is still enforced in real time
This is the easiest line on the whole page to misread, and it deserves to be quoted in the right order. The drawdown level only updates at the session close: an intraday loss you recover from does not pull the limit up behind you. But that level is enforced in real time. If your net liquidation value touches it at any moment during the session, the account fails immediately, even if you close the day green.
In other words, "end of day" describes when the limit moves, not when it is checked. That holds on V1 and V2 alike, and on both the Flex and Daily paths. The same vocabulary covers different mechanics from one firm to the next, which is exactly why a rules table has to be read at each firm's own source rather than by analogy.
The page adds a point few traders anticipate: the drawdown locks at $300,100, and the balance that triggers the lock depends on your version and path. $306,100 on V2 Daily, $308,100 on V2 Flex, $305,100 on V1 Daily, $306,100 on V1 Flex. Once locked, it stops trailing your peak and becomes a fixed floor.
Funded, you do not start at 16 contracts
During the evaluation the full size is available: 16 minis or 160 micros. Once the account is funded, the ceiling drops to 3 minis or 30 micros and climbs back in tiers, calibrated on your closing balance.
| End of day profit | Account balance | Maximum contracts |
|---|---|---|
| $0 to $1,500 | $300,000 to $301,500 | 3 mini / 30 micro |
| $1,500 to $3,000 | $301,500 to $303,000 | 4 mini / 40 micro |
| $3,000 to $5,000 | $303,000 to $305,000 | 6 mini / 60 micro |
| $5,000 to $7,000 | $305,000 to $307,000 | 10 mini / 100 micro |
| $7,000 and above | $307,000 and above | 16 mini / 160 micro |
A tier you reach is kept even if the balance later drops. The choice between Flex and Daily happens after you pass and is permanent for that account. Both paths share the same profit split, 90% to the trader and 10% to the firm, and Tradeify describes them as "sim funded" accounts, meaning simulated. The detail of both policies is in our article on choosing between Select Flex and Select Daily, whose per-payout caps changed on September 1, 2026 on the 25K through 150K sizes.
What an account with no reset asks of an execution framework
An account that cannot be restarted changes no market rule. It changes what a discipline error costs, and therefore what discipline has to be worth before you begin.
Three concrete consequences read straight off the published parameters. The 40% consistency rule forces a minimum of three trading days, even if the $14,000 target is hit sooner: the single day that carries the whole result is mechanically ruled out. The $4,000 daily limit on V2 sets a daily loss ceiling the trader does not have to impose on themselves, which moves the question to the one parameter still under their control, position size. And the contract ceiling on a funded account starts at 3 minis, whatever habit was formed at 16 during the evaluation.
On this kind of structure, the edge is not in reading the market but in having decided in advance what happens after two losing days. That is the job of a written framework, and it is what the Ephore Market Prop System works on.
One question does not follow from the page: how many accounts are left in stock, and until when. The official page does not publish that number and only states that the size is removed from the purchase page once sold out. That is a question for the firm's support team, not something to assume.
Figures read on Tradeify's official help center on September 5, 2026. These rules change often: always check the official source before trading.
Futures trading involves substantial risk of capital loss. This article is educational and does not constitute investment advice.