Futures Prop Firm OffersLucidDaily AUDIT Buffer-to-Payout Cashflow Guide
Calculate LucidDaily buffer profit, payout cashflow and 90/10 net amounts, with clearly labelled AUDIT savings examples for daily-payout accounts.
LucidDaily AUDIT Buffer-to-Payout Cashflow Guide
The LucidDaily code AUDIT is listed onsite for up to 40% off qualifying daily-payout accounts. After purchase, payout planning depends on profit above the account's buffer, at least $500 available to request, positive net profit since the last payout, and the 90/10 profit split. This guide separates the purchase discount from funded-account cashflow so the two calculations are not confused.
| Quick answer | Current detail |
|---|---|
| Futures firm | Lucid Trading |
| Plan | LucidDaily |
| Onsite coupon code | AUDIT |
| Onsite discount | Up to 40% off qualifying daily-payout accounts |
| Minimum payout request | $500 |
| Trader profit share | 90% |
| Fixed request window | None after requirements are met |
| Official rules source | LucidDaily Payouts |
AUDIT purchase savings for LucidDaily
Futures Prop Firm Offers lists AUDIT at up to 40% off qualifying daily-payout accounts. LucidDaily base prices were not reliably visible in the official source checked for this article, so the following numbers are hypothetical discount-calculation examples, not live plan prices.
| Firm | Plan type | Hypothetical original price | Onsite discount | Code | Amount saved | Hypothetical final price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lucid Trading | LucidDaily | $100.00 | 40% | AUDIT | $40.00 | $60.00 |
| Lucid Trading | LucidDaily | $250.00 | 40% | AUDIT | $100.00 | $150.00 |
| Lucid Trading | LucidDaily | $400.00 | 40% | AUDIT | $160.00 | $240.00 |
Use the same method with the price shown in your cart:
| Calculation | Formula |
|---|---|
| Saving | Checkout price before code × 0.40 |
| Price after a 40% reduction | Checkout price before code × 0.60 |
| Confirmation | Reduced total must appear before payment |
The phrase “up to” matters. The selected configuration and the live checkout determine the applied percentage.
How the LucidDaily buffer works
Lucid defines the buffer as the initial maximum loss limit plus $100. Profit inside that buffer cannot be withdrawn.
| Account size | Official buffer balance | Balance needed to place the $500 minimum request |
|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $26,100 | $26,600 |
| $50,000 | $52,100 | $52,600 |
| $100,000 | $103,100 | $103,600 |
| $150,000 | $154,600 | $155,100 |
The third column is simple planning math: buffer balance plus the $500 minimum request. It does not include unrealized P&L, fees, or a safety margin.
Available-to-request formula
Available amount = current realized balance − buffer balance
| Example account | Current realized balance | Buffer | Amount above buffer | Meets $500 minimum? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25K | $26,450 | $26,100 | $350 | No |
| 25K | $26,600 | $26,100 | $500 | Yes |
| 50K | $53,000 | $52,100 | $900 | Yes |
| 100K | $104,600 | $103,100 | $1,500 | Yes |
A request can still be denied if a new trade reduces the balance into the buffer before processing. Treat the available amount as a ceiling, not a target.
Convert a payout request into estimated trader cash
LucidDaily uses a 90/10 profit split. Multiplying the gross approved payout by 0.90 gives the trader share before any payment-provider or tax considerations.
| Gross approved payout | Trader share at 90% | Lucid share at 10% |
|---|---|---|
| $500 | $450 | $50 |
| $900 | $810 | $90 |
| $1,500 | $1,350 | $150 |
| $3,000 | $2,700 | $300 |
Worked cashflow example
Assume a 50K LucidDaily account closes with a realized balance of $53,300.
| Step | Calculation | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Profit above buffer | $53,300 − $52,100 | $1,200 |
| Chosen gross request | Trader selects $1,000 | $1,000 |
| Trader share | $1,000 × 0.90 | $900 |
| Account balance after deduction | $53,300 − $1,000 | $52,300 |
| Remaining distance above buffer | $52,300 − $52,100 | $200 |
This example shows why withdrawing the full available amount can leave little room above the protected balance.
Maximum daily sim profit and live transition
LucidDaily does not use a strict per-request payout cap. Instead, Lucid publishes a maximum amount of simulated profit that can be earned in a day; reaching or exceeding it triggers movement to live status.
| Account size | Maximum daily simulated profit |
|---|---|
| $25,000 | $6,000 |
| $50,000 | $8,000 |
| $100,000 | $10,000 |
| $150,000 | $12,000 |
This threshold is different from the amount available to withdraw. Do not substitute the daily-profit limit for the buffer calculation.
Step-by-step LucidDaily payout check
- Record the account size and its official buffer balance.
- Use realized balance, not open P&L.
- Subtract the buffer from the realized balance.
- Confirm that at least $500 remains available.
- Confirm positive net profit since the previous payout.
- Decide how much safety margin to leave above the buffer.
- Estimate the trader share by multiplying the request by 0.90.
- Stop opening new risk while the request is being processed if it could reduce the balance into the buffer.
| Pre-request check | Pass condition |
|---|---|
| Rules and agreement | No violation |
| Amount above buffer | At least the amount requested |
| Minimum request | $500 or more |
| Profit since prior payout | Positive |
| Request status | Final after submission |
| Expected processing | Within two business days after approval |
Purchase discount and payout cashflow are separate
AUDIT changes the purchase price. It does not enlarge the buffer, alter the 90/10 split, remove the $500 minimum, or accelerate processing.
| Item | Controlled by AUDIT? | Controlled by LucidDaily rules? |
|---|---|---|
| Evaluation purchase total | Yes | Checkout still controls |
| Buffer balance | No | Yes |
| Minimum payout request | No | Yes |
| Profit split | No | Yes |
| Payout timing | No | Yes |
| Daily sim-profit threshold | No | Yes |
Bottom line
Use AUDIT only after the checkout shows the expected reduction. Once funded, calculate payout room from realized balance above the official buffer, leave a deliberate safety margin, and apply the 90/10 split to estimate cash received.
