LucidPro $50K EOD DLL On: AUDIT 30% Coupon, Rules and Fees

Quick answer

LucidPro $50K EOD, DLL On is a one-phase evaluation with EOD trailing drawdown and the daily loss limit enabled. The target is $3,000 and the initial maximum-loss allowance is $2,000. Evaluation has no consistency percentage, but funded payouts use 40% consistency and a protected buffer. Use AUDIT for the 30% off Lucid Trading offer. With the $172.00 regular base reference, the calculated final fee is $120.40.

The DLL choice affects both stages and the payout schedule. This article selects DLL On, so the evaluation has its fixed $1,200 daily stop and the funded route has access to the current intraday request feature after all payout objectives are met. DLL Off is a different, higher-priced configuration.

Coupon box: AUDIT

Firm: Lucid Trading Account: LucidPro $50K EOD, DLL On Coupon code: AUDIT Offer: 30% off Code verified today, 23 October 2026. Verification basis: Prop Firm Audit's publisher-confirmed coupon record. Market: Exchange-listed futures

The verification date concerns the coupon record. Rule research and price references are identified separately below. A displayed promotion from another code is not the regular-price base for this calculation, and no stacking is assumed.

LucidPro $50K EOD, DLL On price after the coupon

The $172 base is PFA's 9 October 2026 reference for LucidPro $50K EOD with DLL On. AUDIT's 30% reduction gives a calculated $120.40 before other charges. The separate $20 No DLL reference option is excluded from this selected configuration; adding it in full would produce $140.40, not a 30% reduction on the combined $192. Current selected fees should be checked before payment.

The calculation applies 30% once to the base fee. Amounts are rounded to cents; savings equal the listed regular base minus the rounded discounted base. Payment conversion, tax, execution charges and any separately priced service are additional to the base calculation.

What the purchase fee buys

The one-time fee purchases this evaluation and does not renew monthly. The official evaluation guide lists no activation fee when upgrading to funded status. A paid reset, platform or data option, tax and payment conversion can add to the cost. Keeping DLL On selects the lower-price configuration and its intraday funded payout feature; turning it off is a purchase-time choice, not a free change to an active account.

Single-account rules at a glance

The nominal $50,000 is the program's account balance, not cash transferred to the trader. The usable loss allowance is $2,000 initially. Targets, day counts, position limits and payout tests are separate requirements: reaching one does not satisfy the others.

Profit objective and trading-day examples

A $3,000 net evaluation profit brings the nominal balance to $53,000. Pro permits a one-day pass path, but the same one-day result would not satisfy a funded 40% payout ratio by itself. At funded stage, a $1,000 largest day out of $2,500 total equals 40% and fits the published 'no more than 40%' rule. The cycle must also meet the $500 new-profit objective and the separate buffer test.

Initial loss allowance in smaller units

For example, an adverse move costing $200 uses 10% of this account's initial overall loss allowance even though it is only 0.40% of its nominal balance. Ten such units equal the starting allowance before commissions, slippage or other costs. This comparison explains the difference between advertised account size and actual room above a breach level; it is not a suggested trade size or a prediction of how many trades an account can survive.

Drawdown and the daily boundary

The initial maximum-loss floor is $48,000. While the floor is still trailing, a new end-of-day closing high of $51,000 would move a fixed-distance $2,000 floor to $49,000. A losing session does not lower the high-water mark. An unrealized gain is not an end-of-day close, but floating losses can still breach the active floor during the session. Both evaluation and funded Pro use EOD drawdown. The $50K table lists a $52,100 Initial Trail Balance and a locked floor of $50,100 once that trail balance is exceeded. Reaching the maximum-loss floor is an account breach.

The evaluation DLL stays at $1,200 while that evaluation is active. The funded account starts with the same $1,200 limit, then switches to LucidScale after closing above $52,100. LucidScale equals the highest EOD account profit multiplied by 60%, and does not shrink after a later loss. For a $4,000 highest EOD profit, the DLL becomes $2,400. This uses profit, not 60% of the entire account balance.

A daily limit is a soft restriction until the next session if the overall floor has not been reached. The active maximum-loss floor remains a hard account threshold. With DLL On, funded Pro can request from session profit once dashboard objectives are complete; after an intraday request, trading is paused until the end of that trading day. The customization selection cannot be changed on an already active account.

Funded-stage payout conditions

Funded Pro $50K requires at least $500 new cycle profit, no more than 40% best-day concentration and profit above the $52,100 buffer balance. The minimum request is $500, requiring at least $52,600 if other conditions are met. The first cap is $2,000, requiring $54,100 for that full request. The second and later cap is $2,500, requiring $54,600. The trader share is 90%. These cycle objectives reset after approval; approved delivery is described as within two business days. Trading into the buffer while a request is pending can cause denial.

One concrete request example

Assume the first funded cycle has a $54,500 balance, $4,500 total profit and a $1,000 best day. The ratio is 22.22%, the $500 cycle objective is met and $2,400 is above the buffer. A $2,000 first request fits the cap and leaves $52,500. The 90% trader share is $1,800 before any separate charges. This calculation assumes all other account checks are complete.

A request amount and the trader's received share are different figures. Withdrawal deductions also change the balance left above the loss floor. Check both the remaining balance and every cycle requirement before making another trade or submitting another request.

Trading permissions and operational details

This is a simulated futures program until a separate live transition takes place. Check the exchange calendar, instrument-specific trading hours and the required platform flattening cutoff before placing an order. EOD drawdown describes how a loss threshold moves; it does not by itself grant overnight or weekend holding permission. Any bot or copier must comply with position limits, account ownership rules and Lucid's prohibited-trading and hedging policies. A tool's ability to send an order does not establish permission to use that strategy. Confirm the selected plan's news rules rather than applying the policy from another Lucid account.

How to apply AUDIT to this account

1. Open the official Lucid Trading plan selector.
2. Select LucidPro $50K EOD, DLL On, then check the named market, platform and options against the account described here.
3. Enter AUDIT before payment. Read the accepted discount line for this exact configuration.
4. Compare the undiscounted base, actual saving, option charges and complete order total. Keep separately charged options out of the coupon base unless the order expressly includes them.
5. Retain the receipt, selected rule set and account agreement. If the order does not show the expected offer, resolve the difference with support before paying.

What matters before choosing LucidPro $50K EOD, DLL On

Compare the one-day evaluation path with the funded routine it leads to. Pro's 40% ratio and buffer can require more trading than the minimum evaluation path suggests. DLL On also means accepting the daily control in exchange for the lower configured entry reference and the intraday request feature. Removing the DLL changes both cost and request timing rather than simply improving the same package.

The useful comparison is the complete purchase commitment together with the target, drawdown method and first-withdrawal conditions. A lower entry price does not reduce the objective or remove the rule tests described above. Review the configuration that will actually be issued rather than borrowing a more attractive condition from another plan.

Sources and related reading

Official rules reviewed on 23 October 2026. Coupon verification is publisher-confirmed for the same date; this article does not claim an independent checkout or payout test.

• Official LucidPro evaluation rules
• Pro DLL customization and intraday requests
• Fixed and LucidScale daily limits
• Pro drawdown and lock table
• Current Pro payout conditions
• PFA Lucid Trading review
• Current Lucid Trading coupon terms and pricing

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