LucidDirect has separate profit goals for the first payout and later cycles. Both the cycle goal and the 20% consistency test must be satisfied. Prop Firm Audit records code AUDIT for 30% off LucidDirect.
Rules checked September 17, 2026. This article concerns Lucid's simulated futures program.
First versus later profit goals
| Account | First cycle | Later cycles |
|---|---|---|
| 25K | $1,500 | $1,250 |
| 50K | $3,000 | $2,500 |
| 100K | $6,000 | $3,500 |
| 150K | $9,000 | $4,500 |
The largest profitable day must be no more than 20% of cycle profit. The goal and consistency calculation reset following an approved payout. Requests start at $500; maximum requests vary by account and cycle. Lucid states that submitted requests cannot be edited or canceled. Trading below the profit goal before processing can lead to denial. Source: LucidDirect payout objectives.
Calculate the effective target
Two calculations belong on the worksheet:
Consistency profit requirement = best day ÷ 0.20
Working target = greater of the cycle goal and consistency profit requirement
The second formula is an editorial calculation, not a separate rule imposed by Lucid. It combines two published conditions so a trader can see which one currently controls.
Example: a 100K later cycle
Suppose the largest profitable day is $800. The consistency requirement becomes $4,000 because $800 ÷ 0.20 = $4,000. Although the stated later-cycle goal is $3,500, reaching $3,500 alone would leave the best day at about 22.86%.
An additional $500 of net profit would bring the total to $4,000, provided no new day exceeds $800. If the next session instead becomes a new best day, recalculate using that new figure.
Example: a 50K first cycle
Suppose the best day is $400. Its consistency requirement is $2,000, below the $3,000 first-cycle goal. In this example, the profit goal controls. Meeting only the consistency test would not complete the objective.
Purchase savings with AUDIT
The recorded Lucid coupon offer assigns 30% to Direct. The larger Daily offer should not be applied to Direct.
| Hypothetical covered checkout price | AUDIT saving at 30% | Calculated final price |
|---|---|---|
| $300 | $90 | $210 |
| $500 | $150 | $350 |
| $700 | $210 | $490 |
These are calculator inputs, not current account quotes. The public product selector did not expose a reliable price for every Direct configuration during this check. Use the actual selected size and platform price.
Select Direct, enter AUDIT and confirm the 30% line before paying. A code that is recorded on this site has not necessarily been tested in your checkout session. Do not assume it covers unrelated charges or changes trading conditions.
Keep the request amount separate
A profit goal describes the performance required to request. It is not automatically the amount available to withdraw. Write the cycle goal, consistency requirement, request cap and proposed withdrawal in separate fields.
Before submitting, record the expected account debit and future loss threshold. The difference between the remaining balance and that threshold determines how much room is left for further trading. A discounted purchase price does not add to this room.
Use the goal table to identify the cycle, the best-day formula to identify the effective target, and the dashboard to confirm the actual request amount.