TradeDay Review

Quick Pay

• The funded account is always Intraday drawdown, whichever evaluation you bought. Paying $50–$95 extra for EOD buys a gentler evaluation and nothing more. This is the most consequential thing to disclose.
• The 50/50 tier below $4,000 profit is a real cost. Early withdrawals are halved, and a trader who habitually withdraws small amounts may never reach the 80/20 band.
• Withdrawals tighten your drawdown. Because the TMD is calculated on gross profits, every payout permanently narrows your room without adding balance back.
• The $10,000 ceiling is hard and forfeits the excess. Trade past it and the surplus is deleted — not paid, not transferred.
• 5 minimum trading days, with anti-coasting enforcement if you finish early.
• Intraday trailing punishes unrealised peaks you never banked.

Fast Pass

• Position limits are cut sharply on funding. Pass a $150K with 15 contracts and start funded with 4. Scaling back up takes $2,000 of profit per contract.
• Payout caps, and they were reduced. Accounts opened from 26 July 2026 are capped at $1,500/$1,850/$2,250 against $2,000/$2,500/$3,000 before.
• 5 qualifying profitable days per cycle, each clearing $150–$250. Small green days don't count.
• You cannot trade while a payout is pending, and the Day 1 rules mean a poorly timed request can cost more than a day.
• Consistency now applies in the funded account for newer accounts, measured on gross profits including prior payouts — so past withdrawals make future consistency harder.
• Most expensive evaluation ($180–$480).

Funded Live starts at $0 with a buffer you must rebuild before withdrawing.