TradeDay 100K Fast Pass: Trading Days, Payouts & AUDIT

TradeDay 100K Fast Pass is an EOD drawdown futures evaluation with a $6,000 net profit target, $3,000 maximum drawdown allowance and 45% consistency. It is marketed as a three-day evaluation route. Funded Sim retains EOD drawdown but starts with three standard contracts or 30 micros and requires five qualifying profitable days for a payout.

The current official monthly base price is $350. The site's listed TradeDay coupon code AUDIT at 55% off calculates to a $157.50 initial evaluation payment.

Coupon code: AUDIT Listed discount: 55% off the initial evaluation fee Regular monthly base price: $350.00 Calculated initial payment: $157.50 Saving: $192.50 Official account pricing and policies reviewed: 14 October 2026. Amounts are USD.

TradeDay 100K Fast Pass evaluation and funded rules

Evaluation and funded trading have different position permissions. Passing with ten-contract permission does not mean the funded account starts with the same ceiling.

Can TradeDay 100K Fast Pass be passed in three days?

TradeDay's current account card lists three trading days. Its Fast Pass overview describes no separate minimum-day objective while advertising a three-day pass.

The 45% consistency calculation explains why at least three profitable days are needed in practice: across only two profitable days, one must contribute at least 50% of the total. That exceeds the 45% limit.

For the $6,000 standard target, a largest day of $2,700 is exactly 45%. An illustrative three-session record is:

The best day contributes 36.67%. This record satisfies the target and consistency arithmetic, assuming drawdown, products, position limits and permitted times were respected.

If one day earns $3,150, reaching $6,000 total is insufficient: the best day represents 52.5%. Required total profit becomes $3,150 ÷ 0.45 = $7,000. A strong day can extend the evaluation without immediately failing it. The consistency objective explains the calculation.

Three days is a possible evaluation path, not a guaranteed completion date or a funded payout deadline.

EOD drawdown on the 100K Fast Pass account

The initial floor is $97,000. It trails from new highest end-of-day balances and freezes when it reaches the original $100,000 starting balance.

A session ending at $101,250 moves the floor to $98,250. If the next session loses $500 and closes at $100,750, the floor stays at $98,250. It does not move downward with the loss.

An unrealized peak during a session does not immediately reset the EOD floor. Live equity must still remain above the active floor at all times. Touching it can end the account before the daily calculation.

Fast Pass retains this EOD method in Funded Sim. That differs from Quick Pay EOD, which switches to intraday after passing. Read the official drawdown policy and the 100K Quick Pay Intraday guide to compare the mechanisms.

Funded Sim starts at three contracts, not ten

The published 100K Funded Sim starting limit is three standard contracts or 30 micros. Fast Pass adds one standard contract for every $2,000 of profit calculated at EOD.

An intraday open gain does not itself grant another contract. The active account must show the permission after the relevant EOD calculation.

The size reduction matters if an evaluation routine used a larger position. The funded routine needs to fit the funded starting limit, even though the evaluation label remains 100K. Product restrictions continue to apply.

For more background on the stage change, see our TradeDay Fast Pass contract-scaling guide.

Five profitable days and the 100K payout rules

For a newly opened account, each of the five qualifying funded days must earn at least $200. The days do not need to be consecutive, and the account must be profitable relative to its applicable payout-cycle reference.

The dedicated Fast Pass Funded Sim payout policy also requires a $250 minimum request and 45% consistency measured against total gross profit for accounts opened on or after 26 July 2026. Gross profit includes current profit plus prior payouts.

Requests are limited to 50% of the profit balance and the tier's hard cap. The dedicated policy, updated 8 September, gives a $1,875 request cap for a new 100K account; the current account card agrees. The separate Fast Pass overview still prints $1,850, so this guide uses the dedicated payout policy's $1,875 figure.

Original example of a first payout cycle

Assume a new funded account has these net daily results:

Each day exceeds $200, and the largest day is 24% of total profit. Half the $2,500 profit balance is $1,250, below the $1,875 request cap. At the 80/20 split, a $1,250 request produces a $1,000 trader share before method fees and leaves $1,250 current profit.

The first request also moves the trailing floor up to the original starting balance if it has not already reached it. The trader must consider the remaining distance after that adjustment and withdrawal.

Pause trading after submitting a payout request until it has been received. The next qualifying-day cycle begins with the following trading session, not the session during which payment arrives.

Trading hours and the evaluation-to-payout timeline

For products with a normal 4:00 p.m. CT close, positions should be closed by 3:50 p.m. CT. Trading generally reopens at 5:00 p.m. CT. Evening and overnight trading during the open session are allowed, but holding through the daily or weekend market closure is not.

The futures session determines the trade date. Multiple trades around local midnight can still belong to the same trading day. Earlier-closing products and shortened holiday sessions require their own close deadline.

TradeDay's designated Tier 1 releases have a restricted window from two minutes before until two minutes after the release. EOD drawdown does not change those restrictions. Use the official trading-times guideline and Tier 1 policy.

A three-session evaluation followed by five qualifying funded sessions is a theoretical stage count of eight sessions before a request. Approval, funded setup, weekends, the profit results and payment processing can extend the elapsed time.

The Fast Pass live-transition policy describes a move to Funded Live on the fifth payout request, with possible earlier movement at TradeDay's discretion. Live trading has its own starting balance, buffer, position permissions and payout conditions.

TradeDay 100K Fast Pass price with AUDIT

Calculation: $350 × 0.45 = $157.50. The regular price comes from the current official account card; some older support and coupon tables show earlier fees. TradeDay's public automatic promotion may also display a different discount from the listed AUDIT offer.

To apply the code:

1. Open the TradeDay AUDIT offer.
2. Choose Fast Pass, 100K and the available EOD evaluation.
3. Select the platform and optional services.
4. Enter AUDIT and apply it before payment.
5. Review the final account price and monthly subscription terms.

This table calculates the covered initial fee. It does not assume the discount repeats on renewal or covers resets, taxes and optional charges.

For the overall comparison, read the TradeDay Quick Pay versus Fast Pass guide and TradeDay review.

Official pricing and billing references

• Current TradeDay account cards
• Monthly subscription billing
• Permitted futures products
• Net profit target objective

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