TradeDay 2.0 Launches QuickPay and FastPass Evaluation Plans

Trading evaluation provider TradeDay has rolled out TradeDay 2.0, a major overhaul of its futures evaluation lineup. The update retires the firm's existing EOD, Intraday and Static Evaluation products and introduces three new plans: QuickPay Intraday, QuickPay EOD and FastPass EOD. All three are offered in 50K, 100K and 150K account sizes with monthly subscription pricing and no activation fee. TradeDay is currently applying a 50% launch discount, bringing entry pricing down to as low as $62.50 per month.

The company said existing evaluation and funded traders do not need to take any action and will remain under their current rules and account structures. The new lineup applies only to new purchases moving forward. From May 31, 2026, only the three new plans will be available for new buyers.

New plan details

QuickPay Intraday uses an intraday trailing drawdown and requires five minimum trading days during the evaluation phase, with no minimum trading days on Sim Funded accounts. QuickPay EOD applies an end-of-day trailing drawdown during evaluation and an intraday trailing drawdown on funded accounts, also with five minimum trading days during evaluation. FastPass EOD uses an end-of-day trailing drawdown, a flat 80/20 profit split, a maximum of five payouts, and locks trailing drawdown to the starting balance after the first payout request. Although FastPass is marketed as having no minimum trading days, the plan's 45% consistency rule effectively requires at least three qualifying trading days to complete the evaluation.

Across all three plans, profit targets are $3,000 for 50K accounts, $6,000 for 100K accounts and $9,000 for 150K accounts. Maximum drawdowns are $2,000, $3,000 and $4,500, respectively. All plans include unlimited maximum trading days and no daily loss limit.

Payout structures

QuickPay uses a graduated profit split calculated on gross profits: a 50/50 split below $4,000 net profit, and an 80/20 split above that threshold. Payouts are available on demand, with a $250 minimum and a maximum total payout of $10,000 before a Funded Live review. FastPass offers a flat 80/20 split with payouts after qualifying winning-day requirements, a $250 minimum payout and a cap of five total payouts.

The new lineup also introduces Funded Account Profit Protection. According to TradeDay, if a funded account is lost while maintaining a positive balance, remaining profits may be returned after profit share, subject to specific exclusions. TradeDay described the update as its biggest evolution to date, citing simplified payouts, clearer progression toward Funded Live accounts, improved scaling opportunities and lower entry pricing.