Lucid moves LucidMaxx to a two-step evaluation

Lucid moved its invitation-only LucidMaxx plan to a two-step evaluation and retired its tiered pricing, which the firm dates 10/04/2026.

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By PYE Markets • Published 2026-10-20 • 1 min read

Key points

The firm’s page does not give a date for the change. We confirmed it on the firm’s own page on October 20, 2026; a change we confirm can have taken effect earlier.

What changed

Before and after, as we recorded them from the firm’s pages.

  • Before: One-step LucidMaxx evaluation (40% consistency, 5 trading days) with tiered pricing by live accounts blown (50K: $180 to $290)
  • After: New LucidMaxx program: Step 1 evaluation (40% consistency) then a Pre-Live Step 2 before the live account; the tiered pricing is now Legacy
  • Applies to: LucidMaxx (invitation only)

How we checked

A person at PYE Markets read the firm’s own page before this change went into our rule change log, and this article is built from that log entry. The firm’s page is the authority: if it now says something different, the firm’s page wins. The firm’s other rules are at /firms/lucidtrading, and every logged change is at /prop-firms/rule-changes.

Sources

  1. The firm’s own page (accessed 2026-10-20)
  2. PYE Markets rule change log (accessed 2026-10-20)

Tags: rule-change · lucidtrading · plans

General market information, not investment advice. Figures are from the primary sources listed at the end of the piece, with the date of each.