LifeUp Trading

Type

Challenge-account (test) en daarna reward-account. Twee plannen: Basic en Expert.

Fee

Challenge-prijzen staan in Koreaanse won (bijvoorbeeld Basic 25K 56.400 KRW met de actuele 53%-actie). Basic: eenmalige reward-account-kosten van 120.000-230.000 KRW na het slagen; Expert: geen. Geen maandabonnement volgens de website.

Account sizes

$25K · $50K · $100K · $150K

Profit target

6% op de challenge ($1.500 op 25K, $3.000 op 50K, $6.000 op 100K, $9.000 op 150K). Reward-account: $1.500 / $3.000 / $4.500 / $6.700.

Min. days

1

Max. days

30 dagen (challenge), verlengbaar met 30 dagen tegen betaling

Gesimuleerd handelen. Challenge-account: 30 dagen om het doel te halen (verlengbaar tegen betaling), geen consistentieregel, 1 minimale handelsdag. Reward-account: 7 geldige handelsdagen en consistentie 40% nodig voor een reward.

1. 1

   Choose plan and size

   Pick Basic or Expert and an account size from $25K to $150K. Fees are charged in Korean won.

2. 2

   Pass the challenge account

   Reach the 6% profit target (for example $3,000 on 50K) within 30 days without hitting the end-of-day trailing max loss ($2,000 on 50K). Basic also has a daily loss limit.

3. 3

   Start the reward account

   After a review of up to 6 hours you can start the reward account within 7 days. Basic pays a one-time reward-account fee of KRW 120,000-230,000; Expert has none.

4. 4

   Request a reward

   Reach the cycle target, keep your best day under 40% of total profit and log 7 valid trading days, then request a reward in steps of 20% of the maximum.

Profit split

Data Rewards (geen directe winstdeling op virtueel geld).

Payout frequency

Per cycle (reward aanvragen zodra het cyclusdoel is gehaald)

Speed

Volgens de website vanaf ongeveer 2 dagen na aanvraag

Methods

Bank Wire · Crypto

LifeUp pays rewards for trading data, not a percentage profit split. Rewards are paid in Korean won with a maximum per request that rises with each cycle, for example KRW 1.0M-1.9M (25K), 2.0M-2.9M (50K), 2.6M-3.5M (100K) and 3.2M-4.1M (150K) for cycles 1-4. The reward amount is deducted from the reward account balance.

LifeUp pays rewards for trading data rather than a profit split. On the reward account you must reach the cycle target ($1,500 / $3,000 / $4,500 / $6,700 for 25K / 50K / 100K / 150K), keep your best day under 40% of profit and log 7 valid trading days. The maximum reward per cycle is capped in Korean won and rises with each cycle (for example KRW 2.0M, 2.3M, 2.6M and 2.9M for cycles 1-4 on 50K) and can be requested in steps of 20%. The reward is deducted from the balance, but the failure level does not move back, so your buffer shrinks. The firm says rewards can arrive within about two days of a request. The reward is treated as business income under Korean tax law with 3.3% withholding for Korean taxpayers; as a resident elsewhere, get your own tax advice.

Account sizes run from $25K to $150K. The help pages say that after 5 successful reward requests the maximum reward can rise and a live-environment account may be offered, but details were still to be announced. No separate scaling plan is published.

Drawdown type

End-of-Day (EOD) trailing.

Max. drawdown

$1.000 (25K), $2.000 (50K), $3.000 (100K), $4.500 (150K)

Daily drawdown

Basic: $750 / $1.250 / $1.750 / $2.750 (25K / 50K / 100K / 150K); Expert: geen

Max. scaling

$150,000 per account

Consistency rule

Yes

Consistency details

Reward account: highest single day must stay under 40% of total profit and 7 valid trading days ($100-$300 profit per day by size) are required. No consistency rule on the challenge account.

News trading

Allowed, but profits from non-repeatable trades (for example news trading or trades under 10 seconds) may not make up 50% or more of total profit

Weekend holding

Not allowed

Max loss rises with your end-of-day balance and stops rising at account size + $100; reaching it ends the account. Basic has a daily loss limit that pauses the account until the next session (Expert has none). Positions must be closed by 05:55 KST (no overnight holding).

The failure level starts below your balance ($1,000 on 25K, $2,000 on 50K, $3,000 on 100K, $4,500 on 150K) and rises with your end-of-day profit until it stops at account size + $100. Reaching it ends the account. Basic also pauses the account at the daily loss limit, but forced liquidation can cost more than the limit. Positions must be closed on the same day; the system closes them after 05:55 KST, and illiquid closes can cause slippage. Repeat-hedging, scalping programs and unapproved software lead to permanent bans. Most traders lose money on evaluations; only trade with money you can afford to lose.

LifeUp Trading supports two established futures trading platforms: NinjaTrader and Tradovate. NinjaTrader is renowned for its advanced charting capabilities, strategy development tools, and extensive customization options for experienced traders. It supports automated trading strategies and offers deep market analysis features. Tradovate provides a modern, cloud-based trading experience with competitive commission structures and an intuitive user interface. Both platforms offer real-time market data, professional-grade order execution, and comprehensive position management tools. Traders can select the platform that best matches their technical requirements and trading style preferences.

1. 1

   Check availability

   Make sure your country is not on LifeUp's restricted-country list.

2. 2

   Choose plan and size

   Choose Basic or Expert and an account size from $25K to $150K. Prices are in Korean won.

3. 3

   Pay and receive your NinjaTrader account

   A NinjaTrader account is issued when you buy your first challenge account.

4. 4

   Trade the challenge account

   Trade toward the 6% target within 30 days and the end-of-day trailing max loss, and close positions the same day.

5. 5

   Start the reward account

   After the review, start the reward account within 7 days.