About Lucid Trading Group LLC
Lucid Trading Group LLC, commonly branded as Lucid Trading, is an online proprietary trading firm focused on futures markets. It offers a range of simulated evaluation accounts and straight‑to‑funded programs (such as LucidPro, LucidFlex, LucidDaily, LucidDirect, and others) that allow traders to demonstrate their skills trading CME Group futures on supported platforms like NinjaTrader, Tradovate, and TradingView integrations. The company positions itself as an education‑driven prop firm, providing dashboards, risk rules, and account analytics accessible through its website and mobile apps.
A charge from “Lucid Trading” or a similar descriptor on a card or bank statement (sometimes including a phone number or lucidtrading.com) is typically associated with purchasing an evaluation or instant‑funded account, buying a reset for an existing evaluation after breaching rules, or paying related service fees through Lucid’s online checkout. These are usually one‑time charges, although users may encounter automatic renewals or rebills if they signed up for subscription‑style offerings or add‑on services, as described in Lucid’s terms of use and refund policy. In some fraud cases, people report unauthorized Lucid Trading charges where their card details were used online without consent.
If you see a Lucid Trading charge and are unsure about it, start by logging into your Lucid Trading account and checking your Orders/Billing history and email for invoices or receipts sent from lucidtrading.com or its help center. For recognized but problematic purchases (such as accidental duplicate orders or unused accounts that have never been traded), you can contact Lucid’s support via their online help center or live chat on the website to request clarification or a possible refund, subject to their strict refund and chargeback policies. If you do not have a Lucid account and cannot match the transaction to any known activity, you should treat it as potentially unauthorized: immediately contact your card issuer to dispute the charge and consider requesting a new card number, and then reach out to Lucid’s support with the last four digits of the card, date, and amount so they can investigate on their side.