TradeDay Launches TradeDay 2.0 Platform Overhaul
TradeDay has launched TradeDay 2.0, lowering its 50k account entry to $62.50 and introducing Fast Pass evaluations with no minimum trading days.
TradeDay, a futures prop trading firm, has officially launched TradeDay 2.0, a major update that includes a lower entry price, a new evaluation pathway called Fast Pass, and enhancements to its payout and progression system.
The most immediate change is a reduced cost of entry: accounts now start at $62.50 for a 50k tier, the lowest price at that level in the company's history. TradeDay says this aims to make its professional trading environment more accessible to a wider range of traders, from experienced fast-track candidates to newcomers seeking a sustainable starting point.
A key addition in TradeDay 2.0 is Fast Pass Evaluations. This new option removes minimum trading day requirements and simplifies the consistency framework, allowing traders who demonstrate discipline quickly to move through evaluation and into funded accounts faster. Fast Pass is not a replacement for the existing model but an alternative pathway.
The existing evaluation structure continues under the renamed Quick Pay framework. Quick Pay retains the same core rules—no minimum trading days for payouts, same consistency philosophy—but introduces cleaner payout mechanics and eliminates milestones. Both Quick Pay and Fast Pass now include defined paths to Funded Live accounts.
Under the updated progression system, successful traders can scale up to five active Funded Live accounts with clear position scaling rules, simplified payout policies, and a 90% profit split. TradeDay emphasizes this reflects a long-term philosophy of sustainability and transparency, rewarding disciplined risk management rather than encouraging permanent simulated trading.
Existing TradeDay traders currently participating in evaluations or funded programs will continue under their previous account structures and rules; no changes apply to active accounts. TradeDay 2.0 is effective immediately for new purchases.
Source: TradeDay