TradeDay has announced TradeDay 2.0, a major overhaul of its evaluation lineup that retires the firm's existing EOD, Intraday, and Static Evaluations and replaces them with three new plans: QuickPay Intraday, QuickPay EOD, and FastPass EOD. The update also removes activation fees across the lineup and introduces new payout structures, drawdown models, and progression paths toward Funded Live accounts.

What Happened

TradeDay has retired its previous evaluation lineup and launched three new plans under its TradeDay 2.0 update:

• QuickPay Intraday
• QuickPay EOD
• FastPass EOD

All three plans are available in 50K, 100K, and 150K account sizes, operate on monthly subscription pricing, and do not require an activation fee. According to TradeDay, all plans are currently available with a 50% launch discount, reducing entry pricing to as low as $62.50 per month.

Importantly, existing evaluation and funded traders are unaffected by the changes and will remain on their current account structures and rules. TradeDay 2.0 applies only to new purchases moving forward.

What's Changed

Previous Evaluations Retired

The following plans are no longer available to new traders:

• EOD Evaluation
• Intraday Evaluation
• Static Evaluation

These have been replaced by the new QuickPay and FastPass plans.

New QuickPay Plans

TradeDay introduced two QuickPay options:

QuickPay Intraday

• Intraday trailing drawdown
• 5 minimum trading days during evaluation
• No minimum trading days on Sim Funded accounts

QuickPay EOD

• End-of-day trailing drawdown during evaluation
• Intraday trailing drawdown on funded accounts
• 5 minimum trading days during evaluation
• No minimum trading days on Sim Funded accounts

Both QuickPay plans include:

• On-demand payouts
• Graduated profit split structure
• No activation fee
• Unlimited trading days
• No daily loss limit

New FastPass EOD Plan

FastPass EOD introduces:

• End-of-day trailing drawdown
• Flat 80/20 profit split
• Five-payout maximum
• Trailing drawdown lock to starting balance after first payout request
• Funded Account Profit Protection

TradeDay markets FastPass as having no minimum trading days, however the plan's 45% consistency rule effectively requires at least three qualifying trading days to complete the evaluation.

Shared Parameters Across All Plans

All three plans include:

• No activation fee
• Unlimited maximum trading days
• No maximum daily loss rule

Profit targets:

• 50K: $3,000
• 100K: $6,000
• 150K: $9,000

Maximum drawdown:

• 50K: $2,000
• 100K: $3,000
• 150K: $4,500

New Payout Structures

QuickPay

QuickPay plans use a graduated profit split calculated on gross profits:

• Below $4,000 net profit: 50/50 split
• Above $4,000 net profit: 80/20 split
• On-demand payouts
• Maximum total payout of $10,000 before Funded Live review
• Minimum payout: $250

FastPass

FastPass uses:

• Flat 80/20 profit split
• Payouts after qualifying winning-day requirements
• Maximum of five payouts
• Minimum payout: $250

Funded Account Profit Protection

TradeDay’s new lineup includes Funded Account Profit Protection.

According to the firm, if a funded account is lost while maintaining a positive balance, remaining profits may be returned after profit share, subject to specific exclusions outlined by TradeDay.

Who Is Affected

Existing Traders

No action is required.

Existing evaluation and funded traders will remain under their current rules and account structures.

New Traders

From May 31, 2026, only:

• QuickPay Intraday
• QuickPay EOD
• FastPass EOD

are available for new purchases. The retired EOD, Intraday, and Static Evaluations are no longer offered.

Why This Matters

TradeDay described the update as the firm's "biggest evolution" to date, with a focus on simplified payouts, clearer progression toward Funded Live accounts, improved scaling opportunities, and lower entry pricing.

The update also changes how traders compare TradeDay's futures offerings, particularly through the introduction of on-demand payouts, the retirement of the Static Evaluation, and the inclusion of Funded Account Profit Protection.

Prop Firm Match Perspective

TradeDay 2.0 represents a significant evaluation restructure within TradeDay’s futures offering. Traders considering the new lineup should carefully compare QuickPay and FastPass, particularly around payout mechanics, drawdown models, progression requirements, and the path toward Funded Live accounts before choosing a plan.

Prop Firm Match will update its TradeDay profile and challenge database to reflect the new TradeDay 2.0 lineup.