LucidPro and LucidFlex side by side, as Lucid publishes them, and a journal that shows your Max Loss Limit before each session.
Who this page is for
For traders in a LucidPro or LucidFlex evaluation, or on a funded Lucid account, who want to see where their Max Loss Limit stands and keep every account's history in one place.
Lucid Trading rules at a glance
As published by Lucid Trading, checked on November 4, 2026. Amounts in US dollars.
LucidPro
End-of-day trailing
Account
Profit target
Max loss
Daily loss limit
25K
$1,250
$1,000
None
50K
$3,000
$2,000
$1,200
100K
$6,000
$3,000
$1,800
150K
$9,000
$4,500
$2,700
Max loss
End-of-day drawdown: recalculated after each session from your highest closing balance. Once your balance passes the initial trail balance, it locks at the starting balance plus $100.
Daily loss limit
Soft breach: trading is blocked until the next session, the account is not lost. None on the 25K.
LucidFlex
End-of-day trailing
Account
Profit target
Max loss
Daily loss limit
25K
$1,250
$1,000
None
50K
$3,000
$2,000
None
100K
$6,000
$3,000
None
150K
$9,000
$4,500
None
Max loss
End-of-day drawdown, locked at the starting balance plus $100 once your balance passes the initial trail balance.
Daily loss limit
Optional: on or off, chosen at checkout.
Consistency
40% (50% with an add-on).
Minimum days
3 days with 40% consistency, 2 days with the 50% add-on.
Lucid offers several other programs (LucidDirect, LucidDaily…) with different amounts: check the current rules of your exact program on Lucid's site before you trade.
How Kova helps you track your Lucid Trading account
Loss limits as gaugesEnter your daily loss limit, maximum loss and profit target: Kova shows how much of each you have used, from your closed trades.
Warnings before the limitKova flags the account once you have used 70% of a limit, then again at 90%, so you stop before the firm stops you.
Your challenge replayed (Pro)Trade by trade, with your firm's drawdown type (end-of-day or intraday trailing): the first rule broken, the day and the trades involved.
What prop firms really cost you (Pro)Evaluation fees, resets, activations and payouts, firm by firm, in My prop firms.
My Edge on your futures tradesWhich instruments, sessions and setups make or cost you money, and what your departures from the plan cost.
Session reviewAfter each session, the facts of your day and one rule to apply at the next one.
Importing your futures trades
Kova imports TopstepX trade exports, Tradovate exports (orders, positions or performance report) and NinjaTrader trade exports as CSV files, on the free plan. For any other CSV file, Kova recognises the columns and you check everything before importing.
Kova works from your closed trades: your firm's dashboard remains the reference for your account's status.
According to Lucid's help center, once your account exceeds the initial trail balance (starting balance plus the Max Loss Limit plus $100), the limit locks at the starting balance plus $100 and no longer moves.
Is the LucidPro daily loss limit a failure?
No. Lucid treats every daily loss limit as a soft breach: you cannot place new trades until the next session, as long as the Max Loss Limit has not been reached.
Can I import my Lucid trades into Kova?
Yes, if your account runs on Tradovate or NinjaTrader: export your orders, positions or performance report from Tradovate, or your trades from NinjaTrader, as CSV. Kova recognises the columns and you check everything before importing.
Is Kova affiliated with Lucid Trading?
No. Kova is an independent trading journal. The rules on this page come from Lucid Trading's own help pages, listed in the sources below; Lucid Trading's site and dashboard remain the reference.
Is Kova free for futures traders?
Yes. The Free plan has no time limit: journal, dashboard, TopstepX, Tradovate and NinjaTrader file import, and one prop firm account with its loss gauges. Pro ($29/month, cancel anytime) adds all your accounts, the challenge replay and My prop firms, which totals fees, resets and payouts firm by firm.
Official sources: FRED (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis), ECB, Bank of England, Bank of Canada, Eurostat. This product uses the FRED® API but is not endorsed or certified by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.