Rewards Center: Levels, XP, Missions, and TradePacks

The Rewards Center is Tradeify's rewards program. Trading, journaling, passing evaluations, taking payouts, and taking part in the community earn you two things: XP, which raises your level and your leaderboard rank, and Gems, which you spend in the Shop to open TradePacks and win prizes such as discount codes, evaluation credits, and account resets.

In short:

The sidebar link reads Rewards Center and the page header reads Rewards Center. Both names refer to the same page.

Open your Tradeify trader dashboard and click Rewards Center in the left-hand sidebar. Everything happens on that single page — the tabs across the top (Overview, Missions, Shop, Vault, Leaderboard) switch between sections rather than navigating away.

The level and Gems pill in the top-right of the dashboard header follows you around the dashboard. Click it to see any finished missions waiting to be claimed, so you never have to hunt for an unclaimed reward.

The Rewards Center is open to traders on both evaluation and funded accounts. Missions, XP, and Gems work exactly the same either way. The program belongs to your Tradeify user account, not to any individual trading account.

That distinction matters if you hold more than one account:

The Overview tab is the Rewards Center landing screen. It shows your level and XP progress toward the next level, your Gems balance, your next level milestone reward, a preview of your active missions, the pack shelf, and a Recent Activity feed of everything you have earned lately.

Every trader starts at Level 1 and can reach Level 50. XP earned from missions moves you up a fixed curve: the early levels come quickly and the later ones take longer. XP is a score that measures how far you have come — it is never spent, and it is what the leaderboard ranks you by.

Certain levels carry a title:

Leveling up pays Gems. Every level gained pays a small automatic bonus, and milestone levels pay considerably more:

Your Overview tab always names your next milestone level and what it pays, so you can see your next large Gems drop before you reach it.

Missions are how you earn XP and Gems. They are grouped by how often they reset, and the Missions tab has a filter for each group.

Each group header in the Missions tab shows a running total, which is your progress toward everything that group has to give. A Daily header reading 0 / 70 means the five daily missions add up to 70 Gems. It is not a cap.

Each mission card states its own reward. These are the current season's values:

The $50K and $100K payout milestones pay more again. Every mission card in the Missions tab states its own reward, so that tab is always the current answer.

Milestones only count what happens from here. A promotion to a Live account or a 150K funding that happened before the Rewards Center launched does not credit its mission. The payout milestones count approved payouts added up since the program began, and every approved payout moves the bar.

Buying an evaluation, funded account, or reset credits Gems automatically, every time, with no cap and no daily limit. Purchase Gems scale with what you spend, so a large order pays a large amount, and none of it counts toward the daily or weekly mission totals. A Growth 25K evaluation pays 100 Gems, a Lightning 25K funded account pays 400 Gems, and a Lightning 150K funded account pays 1,000 Gems. Resets pay between 75 and 250 Gems depending on account size.

The exact amount for each product is shown on its card under the Purchases filter in the Missions tab.

Journaling. Session Scribe counts notes in the journal on your trader dashboard. One note for the day is all it takes, and it credits the moment you write it.

Sharing on social. Brand Boost is for posting a Tradeify post, or your own Tradeify content, on social media — up to two a day, one per network. It pays from a link to your post, and the team verifies it before it credits, so it will not appear the second you hit publish.

Sharing your trader card. Show Your Cards is a separate monthly mission. Share your trader card through the share sheet, by copying the link, or straight to X, LinkedIn, Instagram, or Discord. Any completed share counts, once per calendar month, credited instantly.

Discord. Quality Chatter needs five real messages of at least 20 characters in the Tradeify Discord, spread across five different hours of the day. The community bot counts them, usually within a few minutes. Connect your Discord first or the messages will not be seen.

Missions credit at six different times, and every mission card states which one applies to it:

Rewards earned during end-of-day reconciliation: Tradeify's reconciliation process runs roughly 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM ET. A reward that lands in that window can take up to an hour to become claimable. Nothing is lost — wait an hour and check again.

Some missions credit the reward straight into your balance. Others hold it until you press Claim on the mission card. Anything waiting to be claimed also appears in the dropdown under the level and Gems pill in the dashboard header.

Unclaimed rewards are never lost. They stay there until you claim them.

If all five check out and a full day has passed since the close, contact support from your trader dashboard.

The Shop is where you spend Gems. Each TradePack costs a fixed number of Gems and awards one card, which is a random prize drawn from that pack's published prize pool.

There are five TradePacks:

Prizes are graded by rarity — Common, Uncommon, Rare, Ultra, Legendary, and Mythic — and fall into four kinds:

Rarity is relative to the pack. Each pack draws from its own prize pool, and a higher-tier pack has better prizes at every rarity, not only at the top. A Common pulled from Diamond Hands is worth more than a Common pulled from Paper. When comparing packs, read the full prize list on each one rather than the rarity names alone.

Every pack shows its pull rates per rarity and lists every prize in the pool with its individual chance, before you spend a single Gem. The result of an open is determined server-side at the moment you open the pack and cannot be changed afterward.

TradePacks are a game of chance. You can open a Diamond Hands pack and pull a Common — that is the mechanic working correctly, and that Common is still a stronger prize than a Paper Common would have been. Rarity odds apply to every open independently: there is no pity timer and no guarantee after a certain number of opens. A higher-tier pack improves your odds on the best prizes and raises the floor on the rest; it does not promise a top-rarity pull. Pack opens cannot be reversed or refunded.

Every prize you pull lands in the Vault. The header strip counts your cards, how many are still redeemable, your best pull, and how many packs you have opened. Filters split your collection by rarity and by Unredeemed versus Redeemed.

Click a card in the Vault to open it and reveal its code, then press Copy code. Paste that code at checkout on the Tradeify site — not inside the Rewards Center.

Four rules apply to every prize code:

Under the pack shelf in the Shop there is a Have a giveaway code? link. Codes handed out through campaigns, community events, and promotions are entered there. A valid giveaway code grants a pack and opens it immediately at no Gems cost — you get the same reveal you would have had if you had paid, and the prize lands in your Vault as normal.

Giveaway codes and Vault prize codes are different things. A giveaway code is entered in the Rewards Center to win something. A Vault prize code is entered at checkout on the Tradeify site to redeem something you have already won.

The Leaderboard ranks traders by XP under their chosen public name. It never shows your real name or account details. It has two views: Season (XP earned in the current season) and All-Time. Your own rank is pinned at the top of the page, and the top three appear as podium cards with their Gems prizes.

The monthly leaderboard missions settle once the calendar month closes in UTC, usually within 15 minutes of the close, which in practice means the first day of the new month.

Public names are screened automatically for inappropriate language. If you would rather not appear by name at all, you can turn off showing your name on the rankings from your Rewards Center profile.

The program runs in seasons. Each season carries its own mission catalog, pack line-up, prize pool, and leaderboard.

Nothing you have earned is reset by a new season. Your Gems balance, your XP, your level, and every card in your Vault carry straight over. What resets is the season leaderboard: when a new season starts, season XP goes back to zero for everyone and the climb to the top starts again. Your all-time XP and all-time rank are unaffected. The monthly leaderboard missions settle against the calendar month, independently of the season.

Gems have no cash value. They cannot be bought, sold, transferred between traders, or withdrawn. They exist only to open TradePacks inside the Rewards Center.

Fair play. Missions are here to reward real trading and real participation. Tradeify may remove XP, Gems, and prizes, and may withdraw access to the Rewards Center, where rewards were earned through activity designed only to trigger missions, or through any other abuse of the program.

Trading missions are counted from your daily trade summary, which only exists once the trading day has closed and end-of-day reconciliation has run, roughly 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM ET. Check again after the next daily close. If it is still missing a full day later, contact support.

Check your platform first. Trading missions currently count Tradovate accounts only, and the mission card says so. Trades on Rithmic or WealthCharts do not count yet. If you are on Tradovate and a full day has passed since the close, contact support with your account details.

For purchases, yes: every account you buy credits Gems, with no cap. For everything else, no. Repeating missions such as In the Game and Green Print count once for the day across all your accounts, and XP and Gems do not multiply with the number of accounts you hold.

Some missions hold the reward for a manual claim. Open the Gems and level pill in the dashboard header — anything owed to you is listed there — or press Claim on the mission card itself.

If you earn a reward while end-of-day reconciliation is running, roughly 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM ET, it can take up to an hour to become claimable. Nothing is lost. Wait an hour, then check the Gems and level pill in the header again.

This is almost always the Terms & Conditions prompt. You have to accept the Rewards Center terms before anything that pays out or spends will go through, and the prompt reappears whenever the terms are updated. Accept it and try again.

Check these three things, in order:

If none of those apply, contact support with the code and the product you tried to use it on.

Rewards Center → Vault → click the card → Copy code. The code is used at checkout on the Tradeify site, not inside the Rewards Center.

The same way as any other prize. Free accounts are issued as 100%-off codes: open the card in your Vault, copy the code, and apply it at checkout on the product it covers.

No. Gems stay in your balance and prize codes stay in your Vault until you use them.

You keep them. Gems, XP, your level, and everything in your Vault are attached to your Tradeify user rather than to any trading account, so they survive an account being breached or closed.

No to both. Gems are earned only, through missions, level milestones, and qualifying purchases. They cannot be bought, transferred, sold, or withdrawn.

Yes. Both are set in your Rewards Center profile, from the avatar in the top-right of the page. Setting them for the first time also completes two Getting Started missions. Names are screened automatically for inappropriate language, and you can choose not to show your name on the rankings at all.

Your Discord account has to be connected through the Join the Floor mission in the Rewards Center, and you need to be a member of the Tradeify Discord server. Connecting is what lets the Discord missions see your activity — being in the server without connecting is not enough. If you connect and then leave the server, your activity there can no longer be seen and those missions stop counting.

The board is a ranking, not a score, so other traders earning faster will pass you. Also check which view you are on: the Season board covers the current season only, while All-Time covers everything.

Two routes, depending on what is wrong:

To save a round trip, include:

Rewards, pack prices, prize pools, and limits are set per season and change when a new season is published. The Missions and Shop tabs are always the source of truth — every card states its own reward, odds, and timing.