Short answer: Tradeify 247's 2-Step evaluation is the lower-priced current route for traders willing to pass two phases. It uses a 10% Phase 1 target, a 5% Phase 2 target, a 3% hard daily loss limit, and a static 6% maximum-loss floor. There are no minimum profitable days in either evaluation phase. After passing, the funded account keeps the static 6% floor, starts with an 80% profit split, and requires three profitable days of at least 0.5% before the first payout request.
The tradeoff is time and execution risk. A 50K 2-Step evaluation lists at $350 one time, compared with $431 for the current 50K 1-Step and $580 for 50K Instant on the live pricing page. The 2-Step fee is lower, but the trader must clear two targets without touching either loss limit. Evaluation profit does not carry into the funded account.
What the current 2-Step account includes
Tradeify 247 currently publishes four 2-Step sizes: 10K, 25K, 50K, and 100K. Its pricing page and live cards show these list prices:
| Account size | One-time list price | Phase 1 target | Phase 2 target | Hard daily loss | Static max loss |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10K | $100 | $1,000 | $500 | $300 | $600 |
| 25K | $200 | $2,500 | $1,250 | $750 | $1,500 |
| 50K | $350 | $5,000 | $2,500 | $1,500 | $3,000 |
| 100K | $580 | $10,000 | $5,000 | $3,000 | $6,000 |
At the September 14 verification, the first-party site also displayed code SEP for 35% off all accounts through September 30 at 11:59 PM EST. The rendered 2-Step prices were $65, $130, $228, and $377. Treat those as point-in-time offer prices: enter the code and confirm the final total at checkout before paying.
The current lineup does not list a 5K size. Tradeify 247's APE-X Help Center page also says APE-X is no longer available for purchase and is retained only as a legacy guide for existing accounts. Do not use an older APE-X or 5K comparison to choose a new account.
How the two evaluation phases work
Both phases use the same loss controls, but the profit target drops from 10% to 5% after Phase 1. There is no time limit and no minimum profitable-day requirement in either phase. That means the account can progress as soon as the target is reached without a hard loss breach or rule violation.
The daily loss limit is a hard 3% cap. Tradeify 247 says it is based on equity and resets at midnight UTC. Open losses count, so an account can fail before a position is closed. The maximum loss is static at 6% of the starting balance: 9,400 on a 10K account, 23,500 on 25K, 47,000 on 50K, and 94,000 on 100K. The floor does not trail upward after profits.
For a 50K example:
- Phase 1 requires the balance to reach $55,000 while equity never reaches the $47,000 maximum-loss floor and the daily calculation never breaches $1,500.
- Phase 2 starts from its new account baseline and requires $2,500, again under the $1,500 daily and $3,000 static-loss limits.
- Passing both phases does not transfer the $7,500 evaluation gain. The funded account begins at its nominal balance and uses the funded rules.
“Static” is helpful only in a specific way: the maximum-loss floor does not rise with a new equity peak. It is not permission to ignore the separate daily limit, prohibited practices, or position-size rules.
What changes after passing
The funded 2-Step account keeps the same 3% hard daily loss and 6% static maximum loss. The current pricing cards explicitly say there is no payout lock: the full 6% drawdown buffer stays in place after a payout. The account starts with an 80% profit split, and Tradeify 247 says optional checkout add-ons can change selected economics. Compare any add-on price with the actual benefit before buying it.
The first payout request has a separate activity gate:
- Complete three profitable trading days.
- Each qualifying day must close at 0.5% or more of the starting balance: $50 on 10K, $125 on 25K, $250 on 50K, or $500 on 100K.
- Meet the $100 minimum payout request and retain enough balance to stay above every loss threshold.
- Complete identity verification, enable two-factor authentication, and sign the funded agreement.
Tradeify 247 publishes no consistency rule for 2-Step accounts. That removes a best-day percentage calculation, but it does not make every profitable day count toward the first-payout gate. A $200 day on a 50K account is profitable and still falls short of the required $250 qualifying-day threshold.
Asset access and leverage checks
The 2-Step path covers the same published asset universe as the other current Tradeify 247 paths, but leverage varies by asset class. The current comparison guide lists 5:1 for BTC, ETH, PAXG, and commodities, and 2:1 for altcoins and tokenized stocks before any optional leverage add-on.
Do not interpret “247” as identical hours for every product. Crypto markets are designed for continuous trading, while Tradeify 247's tokenized-stocks guide publishes a 24/5 schedule and separate market-hour details. Confirm the exact symbol, leverage, trading window, and maintenance constraints in the platform before placing an order.
The same source discipline matters for position sizing. Dollar account size is simulated buying power, not an amount the trader owns or can withdraw. Actual risk comes from the distance to the daily and static loss thresholds, position leverage, spreads, and execution.
Who the 2-Step path fits
The 2-Step evaluation is the clearest fit for a trader who prioritizes a lower entry fee and can split qualification across two controlled phases. The static maximum-loss floor gives profitable trades room to retrace without raising the floor, while the hard daily limit still punishes oversized exposure and open-loss spikes.
It is a weaker fit when the second target is likely to invite impatience, when the strategy regularly swings more than 3% intraday, or when the trader values immediate funded-stage access more than the fee difference. In that case, compare the extra cost of Instant with the probability and opportunity cost of passing two phases—not with the word “funded” alone.
The broader Tradeify 247 review covers firm-level access and platform context. The static-versus-trailing drawdown guide explains why a fixed maximum-loss floor behaves differently from a trailing threshold, and the prop-firm payout guide helps separate request eligibility from processing and receipt.
Bottom line
Tradeify 247's current 2-Step evaluation exchanges a second target for a lower one-time price. The rules are straightforward: 10% then 5%, no minimum evaluation days, a 3% hard daily loss limit, and a static 6% maximum-loss floor. After passing, the 80% baseline split, three 0.5% profitable days, $100 minimum request, and identity controls determine the first payout path.
Use the live 2-Step tab and current Help Center—not an older APE-X or 5K page—when checking out. Recalculate the dollar limits for the exact size, verify any promotional total, and save the dated rules that apply to the purchase.
Current Firm Offers and Direct Links
Open the firm in a new tab with the recorded ComparePropFirms commercial link. Use the displayed code when applicable, and confirm the final price and terms before paying.
Official sources and verification
- Tradeify 247 live pricing — checked September 14, 2026, 7:11 AM MDT; current 2-Step sizes, list and displayed
SEPprices, phase targets, daily loss, static max loss, funded profit split, qualifying days, and no-payout-lock presentation. - Choosing Your Account Type — checked September 14, 2026, 7:11 AM MDT; current three-path comparison, 2-Step phase structure, time limit, consistency, leverage, and funded summary.
- Account Sizes and Pricing — checked September 14, 2026, 7:11 AM MDT; current 2-Step sizes and list prices.
- 2-Step Evaluations Guide — checked September 14, 2026, 7:11 AM MDT; targets, daily and static loss rules, funded transition, and first-payout profitable-day requirement.
- Payouts and Billing — checked September 14, 2026, 7:11 AM MDT; $100 minimum, identity and account-security requirements, and processing context.
- Tokenized Stocks — checked September 14, 2026, 7:11 AM MDT; current stock coverage and 24/5 schedule.
- APE-X Evaluations Guide — checked September 14, 2026, 7:11 AM MDT; APE-X is no longer available for purchase and remains a legacy reference.
