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TradeDay Review

TradeDay sells simulated futures evaluations with potential progression to Funded SIM or Funded LIVE accounts, and states that it was founded in 2020. Its homepage advertises Quick Pay and Fast Pass evaluations with account sizes of $25k, $50k, $100k and $150k. TradeDay lists discounted intraday evaluation prices of $45, $59, $108 and $162 per month respectively, and displays end-of-day evaluation prices of $54, $79, $129 and $180; the extracted Fast Pass pricing is not fully attributable to each account size. It also advertises CoPilot resources from $24 per month, without evaluation or funded-account access, and a limited-time mentoring offer of two sessions for $99. The terms say breaching any evaluation rule causes failure, including the trailing drawdown limit, but provide no evidence identifying the most frequent cause of failure. The homepage advertises no activation fee, while post-pass recurring charges are not specified in the supplied text and funded accounts require separate agreements. TradeDay lists Quick Pay Funded SIM splits of 50/50 below $4k net profit and 80/20 above $4k, with 90/10 in Funded LIVE, a $250 minimum payout request and eligibility from the first funded trading day. For Fast Pass, TradeDay lists 80/20 in Funded SIM and 90/10 in Funded LIVE, five qualifying profitable days, 45% consistency and per-cycle payout caps of $750, $1,500, $1,875 and $2,250 across the displayed account tiers. Material conflicts concern evaluation duration, reset prices, drawdown calculation, payout eligibility and promises of immediate live-market funding. The operator is TradeDay LLC, identified as an Illinois limited liability company; governing law is not stated in the supplied terms excerpt, which includes a class-action waiver, discretionary SIM or LIVE placement and non-refundable evaluation fees.