Three options, three different tradeoffs.
TradeDay has added three new $25,000 account options, split across its Quick Pay and Fast Pass programs. Each carries a different combination of drawdown type, consistency rule, and minimum trading days, and the two programs differ meaningfully in how funded-account payouts work.
| Account | Price | Drawdown | Consistency | Min. days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quick Pay Intraday | $100/mo | Intraday | 30% | 5 |
| Quick Pay End of Day | $120/mo | EOD | 30% | 5 |
| Fast Pass End of Day | $130/mo | EOD | 45% | 3 |
Quick Pay Intraday costs $100 per month and carries a $1,500 profit target, a $1,000 intraday trailing drawdown, a 30% consistency rule, and a five-day trading minimum. Quick Pay End of Day costs $120 per month with the same $1,500 target and $1,000 drawdown, but uses end-of-day trailing instead of intraday, keeping the 30% consistency rule and five-day minimum. Fast Pass End of Day costs $130 per month, also with a $1,500 target and $1,000 EOD drawdown, but carries a looser 45% consistency rule and a reduced three-day minimum evaluation period. All three options cap positions at two standard contracts or 20 micro contracts during evaluation.
The two programs diverge significantly once funded. Quick Pay funded accounts carry no activation fee and no payout buffer, letting traders request withdrawals starting from their first profitable day, provided a $250 minimum is met. Fast Pass funded accounts require at least five trading days with a minimum of $100 profit each before a payout, and cap maximum payouts at $750 per payment cycle.
Comparing evaluation and payout structures across firms is worth doing anywhere. Apex Trader Funding is another established futures firm worth comparing on documented terms, currently running a discount on evaluation fees.
What is confirmed.
The three new account options, their pricing, evaluation parameters, and the differing funded-account payout structures between Quick Pay and Fast Pass are all confirmed directly in TradeDay's own announcement, dated 2 September 2026.
What remains uncertain.
TradeDay did not specify a profit split percentage for these specific new accounts in the available announcement.
Why this matters.
The three options represent genuinely different risk-reward tradeoffs rather than cosmetic variations. Quick Pay Intraday is the strictest on drawdown timing but offers the most flexible funded payout access (first profitable day, no buffer).
Fast Pass trades a looser 30%-to-45% consistency requirement and a shorter evaluation window against a capped, slower funded payout structure. Which fits best depends heavily on whether a trader values evaluation speed or funded-stage payout flexibility more.
What happens next.
We will update this piece if TradeDay publishes profit split details or further terms for these accounts.
Questions, answered.
Sources
- TheGodFunded, TradeDay Launches Three New $25K Account Options in Quick Pay and Fast Pass Programs, September 2, 2026.
