Tradeify Goes 247: Crypto Arm Rebrands, Adds MT5, Tightens Allocation Caps

Tradeify's crypto division has a new name

Tradeify Crypto is now Tradeify 247. The firm says it's a naming change only — same team, same rules, same support and payout process. If you've already got an account, nothing changes on your end: your login, your progress, your history all carry over as-is.

One practical note: update any bookmarks you've saved to the old domain. The firm now lives at tradeify247.co.

MT5 joins the platform lineup

Alongside the name change, Tradeify 247 has added MT5 support to sit next to DXTrade. Traders outside the US now have a second platform option.

US-based traders are the exception here — MT5 isn't available to them under the new setup, so DXTrade remains the only route for that group.

Allocation ceilings just got tighter

The per-program cap hasn't moved — $200K remains the maximum on any single account. What's changed is the combined ceiling across all your programs at once, which drops from $800K down to $300K.

For traders scaling across multiple accounts, this is the number to watch. It's a meaningfully smaller runway than before, even though no single program got cheaper.

Ape-X and $5K accounts are done for new buyers

Tradeify 247 has closed new purchases of the Ape-X program and every $5K account size. If you already hold one, you keep trading it under the existing terms — this only affects people trying to buy in going forward.

Bottom line

• •Existing traders: no action needed, just note the new domain.
• •Ape-X / $5K holders: you're grandfathered, keep trading as normal.
• •US traders: DXTrade only, MT5 isn't on the table for you.
• •Anyone scaling across programs: plan around the new $300K combined cap, not the old $800K.

The move went into effect August 20, 2026. Tradeify frames it less as a new product launch and more as the name finally matching what the firm already does — round-the-clock crypto and tokenized-stock trading.