TradeDay: accounts & rules

The site shows $285 struck through beside $129 under a "55% OFF" flag, with the code TDNEW given in the header and again under the grid.

The price before the advertised discount.

Every card states "No activation fee".

Priced per month on every card. Whether it expires or simply rebills was not stated on the pricing page.

Same figure as the first month; the discount is not described as first-month only.

Chosen at step one of the pricing page. The monthly price is identical on either route, unlike Phidias where the platform changes what you pay.

Not stated on the pricing page.

The card reads "End of Day (Intraday Funded Drawdown)": the threshold moves at the close during the evaluation and reverts to intraday once funded. The model named here is the evaluation one.

Quick Pay allows a single day to be up to 30% of total profit. Fast Pass allows 45% but costs more.

No daily loss limit appears on the pricing card.

A reset costs the same as one month.

Not stated on the pricing page; the account is a monthly subscription.

The card states the funded drawdown is intraday even on the end-of-day evaluation.

Published on the funded-rules page, which was not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

The site shows $400 struck through beside $180 under a "55% OFF" flag, with the code TDNEW given in the header and again under the grid.

The price before the advertised discount.

Every card states "No activation fee".

Priced per month on every card. Whether it expires or simply rebills was not stated on the pricing page.

Same figure as the first month; the discount is not described as first-month only.

Chosen at step one of the pricing page. The monthly price is identical on either route, unlike Phidias where the platform changes what you pay.

Not stated on the pricing page.

The card reads "End of Day (Intraday Funded Drawdown)": the threshold moves at the close during the evaluation and reverts to intraday once funded. The model named here is the evaluation one.

Quick Pay allows a single day to be up to 30% of total profit. Fast Pass allows 45% but costs more.

No daily loss limit appears on the pricing card.

A reset costs the same as one month.

Not stated on the pricing page; the account is a monthly subscription.

The card states the funded drawdown is intraday even on the end-of-day evaluation.

Published on the funded-rules page, which was not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

The site shows $120 struck through beside $54 under a "55% OFF" flag, with the code TDNEW given in the header and again under the grid.

The price before the advertised discount.

Every card states "No activation fee".

Priced per month on every card. Whether it expires or simply rebills was not stated on the pricing page.

Same figure as the first month; the discount is not described as first-month only.

Chosen at step one of the pricing page. The monthly price is identical on either route, unlike Phidias where the platform changes what you pay.

Not stated on the pricing page.

The card reads "End of Day (Intraday Funded Drawdown)": the threshold moves at the close during the evaluation and reverts to intraday once funded. The model named here is the evaluation one.

Quick Pay allows a single day to be up to 30% of total profit. Fast Pass allows 45% but costs more.

No daily loss limit appears on the pricing card.

A reset costs the same as one month.

Not stated on the pricing page; the account is a monthly subscription.

The card states the funded drawdown is intraday even on the end-of-day evaluation.

Published on the funded-rules page, which was not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

The site shows $175 struck through beside $79 under a "55% OFF" flag, with the code TDNEW given in the header and again under the grid.

The price before the advertised discount.

Every card states "No activation fee".

Priced per month on every card. Whether it expires or simply rebills was not stated on the pricing page.

Same figure as the first month; the discount is not described as first-month only.

Chosen at step one of the pricing page. The monthly price is identical on either route, unlike Phidias where the platform changes what you pay.

Not stated on the pricing page.

The card reads "End of Day (Intraday Funded Drawdown)": the threshold moves at the close during the evaluation and reverts to intraday once funded. The model named here is the evaluation one.

Quick Pay allows a single day to be up to 30% of total profit. Fast Pass allows 45% but costs more.

No daily loss limit appears on the pricing card.

A reset costs the same as one month.

Not stated on the pricing page; the account is a monthly subscription.

The card states the funded drawdown is intraday even on the end-of-day evaluation.

Published on the funded-rules page, which was not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

The site shows $330 struck through beside $149 under a "55% OFF" flag, with the code TDNEW. The same figure on Rithmic and on Tradovate: the platform choice does not change the price here.

The price before the advertised discount.

Every card states "No activation fee".

Priced per month on every card. Whether it expires or simply rebills was not stated on the pricing page.

Same figure as the first month; the discount is not described as first-month only.

Tradovate only on the cards read. No Rithmic route, so no R|Trader Pro.

Not stated on the pricing page.

Fast Pass is end-of-day only. Their rules article states "All drawdowns are calculated at the End-of-Day", and the pricing page will not let the intraday option be selected on this account.

Fast Pass allows a single day to be up to 45% of total profit, against 30% on Quick Pay.

Three minimum trading days against five on Quick Pay. That is what the higher price buys.

No daily loss limit appears on the pricing card.

A reset costs the same as one month.

Not stated on the pricing page; the account is a monthly subscription.

The card states the funded drawdown is intraday even on the end-of-day evaluation.

Published on the funded-rules page, which was not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

The site shows $500 struck through beside $225 under a "55% OFF" flag, with the code TDNEW. The same figure on Rithmic and on Tradovate: the platform choice does not change the price here.

The price before the advertised discount.

Every card states "No activation fee".

Priced per month on every card. Whether it expires or simply rebills was not stated on the pricing page.

Same figure as the first month; the discount is not described as first-month only.

Tradovate only on the cards read. No Rithmic route, so no R|Trader Pro.

Not stated on the pricing page.

Fast Pass is end-of-day only. Their rules article states "All drawdowns are calculated at the End-of-Day", and the pricing page will not let the intraday option be selected on this account.

Fast Pass allows a single day to be up to 45% of total profit, against 30% on Quick Pay.

Three minimum trading days against five on Quick Pay. That is what the higher price buys.

No daily loss limit appears on the pricing card.

A reset costs the same as one month.

Not stated on the pricing page; the account is a monthly subscription.

The card states the funded drawdown is intraday even on the end-of-day evaluation.

Published on the funded-rules page, which was not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

The site shows $130 struck through beside $59 under a "55% OFF" flag, with the code TDNEW. The same figure on Rithmic and on Tradovate: the platform choice does not change the price here.

The price before the advertised discount.

Every card states "No activation fee".

Priced per month on every card. Whether it expires or simply rebills was not stated on the pricing page.

Same figure as the first month; the discount is not described as first-month only.

Tradovate only on the cards read. No Rithmic route, so no R|Trader Pro.

Not stated on the pricing page.

Fast Pass is end-of-day only. Their rules article states "All drawdowns are calculated at the End-of-Day", and the pricing page will not let the intraday option be selected on this account.

Fast Pass allows a single day to be up to 45% of total profit, against 30% on Quick Pay.

Three minimum trading days against five on Quick Pay. That is what the higher price buys.

No daily loss limit appears on the pricing card.

A reset costs the same as one month.

Not stated on the pricing page; the account is a monthly subscription.

The card states the funded drawdown is intraday even on the end-of-day evaluation.

Published on the funded-rules page, which was not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

The site shows $189 struck through beside $85 under a "55% OFF" flag, with the code TDNEW. The same figure on Rithmic and on Tradovate: the platform choice does not change the price here.

The price before the advertised discount.

Every card states "No activation fee".

Priced per month on every card. Whether it expires or simply rebills was not stated on the pricing page.

Same figure as the first month; the discount is not described as first-month only.

Tradovate only on the cards read. No Rithmic route, so no R|Trader Pro.

Not stated on the pricing page.

Fast Pass is end-of-day only. Their rules article states "All drawdowns are calculated at the End-of-Day", and the pricing page will not let the intraday option be selected on this account.

Fast Pass allows a single day to be up to 45% of total profit, against 30% on Quick Pay.

Three minimum trading days against five on Quick Pay. That is what the higher price buys.

No daily loss limit appears on the pricing card.

A reset costs the same as one month.

Not stated on the pricing page; the account is a monthly subscription.

The card states the funded drawdown is intraday even on the end-of-day evaluation.

Published on the funded-rules page, which was not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

The site shows $240 struck through beside $108 under a "55% OFF" flag, with the code TDNEW given in the header and again under the grid.

The price before the advertised discount.

Every card states "No activation fee".

Priced per month on every card. Whether it expires or simply rebills was not stated on the pricing page.

Same figure as the first month; the discount is not described as first-month only.

Chosen at step one of the pricing page. The monthly price is identical on either route, unlike Phidias where the platform changes what you pay.

Not stated on the pricing page.

Trailing maximum drawdown, calculated intraday.

Quick Pay allows a single day to be up to 30% of total profit. Fast Pass allows 45% but costs more.

No daily loss limit appears on the pricing card.

A reset costs the same as one month.

Not stated on the pricing page; the account is a monthly subscription.

The card states the funded drawdown is intraday even on the end-of-day evaluation.

Published on the funded-rules page, which was not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

The site shows $360 struck through beside $162 under a "55% OFF" flag, with the code TDNEW given in the header and again under the grid.

The price before the advertised discount.

Every card states "No activation fee".

Priced per month on every card. Whether it expires or simply rebills was not stated on the pricing page.

Same figure as the first month; the discount is not described as first-month only.

Chosen at step one of the pricing page. The monthly price is identical on either route, unlike Phidias where the platform changes what you pay.

Not stated on the pricing page.

Trailing maximum drawdown, calculated intraday.

Quick Pay allows a single day to be up to 30% of total profit. Fast Pass allows 45% but costs more.

No daily loss limit appears on the pricing card.

A reset costs the same as one month.

Not stated on the pricing page; the account is a monthly subscription.

The card states the funded drawdown is intraday even on the end-of-day evaluation.

Published on the funded-rules page, which was not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

The site shows $100 struck through beside $45 under a "55% OFF" flag, with the code TDNEW given in the header and again under the grid.

The price before the advertised discount.

Every card states "No activation fee".

Priced per month on every card. Whether it expires or simply rebills was not stated on the pricing page.

Same figure as the first month; the discount is not described as first-month only.

Chosen at step one of the pricing page. The monthly price is identical on either route, unlike Phidias where the platform changes what you pay.

Not stated on the pricing page.

Trailing maximum drawdown, calculated intraday.

Quick Pay allows a single day to be up to 30% of total profit. Fast Pass allows 45% but costs more.

No daily loss limit appears on the pricing card.

A reset costs the same as one month.

Not stated on the pricing page; the account is a monthly subscription.

The card states the funded drawdown is intraday even on the end-of-day evaluation.

Published on the funded-rules page, which was not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

The site shows $131 struck through beside $59 under a "55% OFF" flag, with the code TDNEW given in the header and again under the grid.

The price before the advertised discount.

Every card states "No activation fee".

Priced per month on every card. Whether it expires or simply rebills was not stated on the pricing page.

Same figure as the first month; the discount is not described as first-month only.

Chosen at step one of the pricing page. The monthly price is identical on either route, unlike Phidias where the platform changes what you pay.

Not stated on the pricing page.

Trailing maximum drawdown, calculated intraday.

Quick Pay allows a single day to be up to 30% of total profit. Fast Pass allows 45% but costs more.

No daily loss limit appears on the pricing card.

A reset costs the same as one month.

Not stated on the pricing page; the account is a monthly subscription.

The card states the funded drawdown is intraday even on the end-of-day evaluation.

Published on the funded-rules page, which was not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.

Not read.