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TradeDayTradeDay is a highly-rated futures-only prop firm with a 4.6/5 Trustpilot rating from 1,000+ reviews. Known for one of the best profit split structures in the industry (scaling to 95% lifetime), day-1 payouts processed within 24 hours, and no daily loss limit on any account type. TradeDay offers three evaluation models (EOD Drawdown, Intraday Drawdown, and Static) with account sizes from $50K to $150K and up to $900K maximum funding. The firm supports NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, Quantower, Jigsaw Trading, and TradeDayX. Consider a Site Sponsor instead BluSky Trading Company Directory Listing →Reputation & Trust1,350 reviews
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Products & ServicesQuick Pay Intraday Evaluationprop_firmReal-time equity-based trailing drawdown evaluation. Best for scalpers. Day-one payouts via Quick Pay.
$125 / month
Quick Pay EOD Evaluationprop_firmEnd-of-day trailing drawdown. Trailing drawdown recalculates only at market close, ignoring intraday equity swings.
$175 / month
Fast Pass EOD Evaluationprop_firm3-day pass route. Get funded in 3 days with no minimum trading day requirement. Structured payout system.
$180 / month
TradeDay CoPiloteducationMembers area access with trading resources and tools. $24/month standalone access without evaluation.
$24 / month
Prop Firm DetailsCommunity Sentiment
21/100
1 positive
9 neutral
1 negative
Positive Community FeedbackI'd like to hear about experiences with TradeDay.com. Have any of you passed and got paid out? At first glance they appear to have one of the best, if not the best ruleset out of the prop firms. The rules are simple and you can trade your way, and you get a funded account that grows with you - the higher your balance the more contracts you're allowed. So the smart thing to do would be to go for the smaller account and just consistently build it up. The rules are to hit your profit... Community ConcernsPotential customers like myself. I disagree. There are many customers of companies like Topstep, Earn2Trade and Tradeday who make comments online disparaging some aspects of those companies (e.g. Topstep’s terribly slow addressing of their “counting micros the same as minis” problem) while still doing business with them. Some companies welcome that, engage with it, take action over it. Others (like Apex, apparently) try to prevent it, deter it, reserve the right not to pay out over... Based on 11 community discussions on NexusFi.com. Sentiment is automatically analyzed from forum posts with high community engagement. |
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