Lucid Trading

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Lucid Trading is a U.S.-based proprietary trading firm that sells evaluation and direct-funded accounts for futures traders, allowing them to trade firm capital in exchange for a share of profits.

Dover, Delaware, United States
Owned by Lucid Trading Group LLC (operating entity)

About Lucid Trading

Lucid Trading is a proprietary futures trading firm that provides traders with access to funded trading accounts once they pass an evaluation or purchase certain direct-to-funded products. Instead of depositing their own capital with a broker, customers pay a one‑time fee for an evaluation or instant-funded account and trade CME Group futures contracts such as equity index, energy, metal, and interest rate products using supported platforms like NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView (via integration), and others. The firm is operated through entities including Lucid Trading Group LLC and markets itself as offering fast payouts, clear rules, and high profit splits for successful traders. ([lucidtrading.com](https://lucidtrading.com/?utm_source=openai))

A Lucid Trading charge on a card statement typically relates to the purchase of a futures evaluation account (e.g., LucidPro, LucidFlex, LucidDirect) or a reset/repurchase of an existing evaluation, rather than to traditional brokerage commissions or margin deposits. These are generally one‑time, up‑front fees; Lucid emphasizes that its accounts do not carry recurring monthly platform fees, though traders may see multiple charges over time if they buy additional evaluations or resets. In some cases, small temporary authorization holds may appear when a card is added or updated during checkout, but the primary recognizable amounts will match the advertised prices (often after discounts or coupon codes) shown at the time of purchase. ([lucidtrading.com](https://lucidtrading.com/?utm_source=openai))

If you do not recognize a Lucid Trading charge, start by checking your email for order confirmations from lucidtrading.com and logging into your Lucid dashboard or help center to review active and past accounts tied to your email address. You can also cross‑check the date and amount of the bank charge with invoices inside your Lucid account. For billing questions, refunds where eligible, or suspected fraud, Lucid directs customers to use its online help center and live chat support rather than phone support; their site lists a Dover, Delaware mailing address but handles most issues digitally. If you still cannot match the transaction to a known purchase, contact your card issuer to dispute the charge, and consider changing your Lucid account password and enabling additional security measures on any associated email or payment accounts. ([lucidtrading.com](https://lucidtrading.com/contact/?utm_source=openai))

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  1. LUCID TRADING / 973‑945‑7579

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of products does Lucid Trading charge my card for?

Lucid Trading charges are usually for purchasing evaluation accounts (such as LucidPro, LucidFlex, or LucidDirect) or for resetting an existing evaluation after breaching its rules. These are sold as one‑time fee products, not as ongoing brokerage deposits or traditional investment purchases. ([lucidtrading.com](https://lucidtrading.com/?utm_source=openai))

Are Lucid Trading fees a monthly subscription?

No. Lucid Trading emphasizes that its trading accounts are based on one‑time fees rather than recurring monthly subscriptions. You may, however, see multiple separate charges over time if you purchase additional evaluations, resets, or different account sizes. Always compare the statement amount to the price shown at checkout on lucidtrading.com. ([lucidtrading.com](https://lucidtrading.com/?utm_source=openai))

How can I verify what my Lucid Trading charge was for?

Log into your Lucid Trading account and check the billing or orders section for a receipt that matches the statement date and amount. You should also search your email (including spam) for order confirmations from lucidtrading.com. The line item will often reference the specific plan you bought (for example, a 25K or 50K evaluation) and any coupon used, which should align with the card transaction. ([support.lucidtrading.com](https://support.lucidtrading.com/en/?utm_source=openai))

How do I request a refund from Lucid Trading if I don’t want the account anymore?

Refunds and cancellations are governed by Lucid Trading’s Refund & Liability Policy on its website. In general, you must contact their support promptly through the help center or live chat and meet the criteria outlined in that policy (for example, not having violated rules or used the account beyond certain limits). Visit lucidtrading.com, navigate to the refund policy page, and then open a support ticket or live chat referencing your order number and the last four digits of the card that was charged. ([lucidtrading.com](https://lucidtrading.com/contact/?utm_source=openai))

Why do I see more than one Lucid Trading charge on my statement?

Multiple Lucid Trading charges typically mean you purchased more than one evaluation, account size, or reset—possibly on different days or using different discount codes. Some traders deliberately stack accounts up to the firm’s account limits, which creates several separate card transactions. Review your Lucid order history to confirm you or someone with access to your payment details made each purchase. ([support.lucidtrading.com](https://support.lucidtrading.com/en/articles/11404614-supported-platforms?utm_source=openai))

Does Lucid Trading place temporary authorization holds on my card?

Like many online merchants, Lucid Trading or its payment processors may place a small temporary authorization hold when you add or update a card or when a payment is first attempted. These holds usually disappear automatically within a few days and do not represent an additional fee; the final settled amount should match the price of the evaluation or account you purchased. If a hold lingers or converts to a posted charge you don’t recognize, contact both Lucid support and your card issuer. ([lucidtrading.com](https://lucidtrading.com/?utm_source=openai))

How do I contact Lucid Trading about an unrecognized or fraudulent charge?

Go to lucidtrading.com and use the Help Center or “Need Help?” page to start a live chat or submit a support request; Lucid advertises live human support with typical response times of a few hours on business days. Provide your full name, email used at checkout, approximate charge amount and date, and the last four digits of the card so they can locate the transaction. If you suspect fraud, you should also immediately call your bank or card issuer to report and dispute the charge. ([lucidtrading.com](https://lucidtrading.com/contact/?utm_source=openai))

Can someone else’s Lucid Trading purchase appear on my card?

Yes. Because Lucid Trading sells digital accounts online, anyone with access to your card or card details—such as a family member, roommate, or compromised online account—could potentially purchase an evaluation using your card, and the descriptor would still show as Lucid Trading. If you see a charge you didn’t authorize, first check with household members, then review your Lucid and email accounts for any unknown sign‑ins, and finally contact both Lucid’s support and your card issuer if no legitimate explanation is found. ([lucidtrading.com](https://lucidtrading.com/?utm_source=openai))

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