TradeDay 50K Quick Pay Intraday: Rules & AUDIT 55% Off

Code verified today, 20 October 2026.

TradeDay 50K Quick Pay Intraday is a futures evaluation with a $3,000 net profit target, $2,000 trailing drawdown, five required trading days and 30% evaluation consistency. Its intraday drawdown responds to open profit, making the equity high as important as the closed balance.

Use TradeDay coupon code AUDIT for the site's listed 55% discount. Against the official $131 monthly base price, the calculated initial evaluation payment is $58.95.

Coupon code: AUDIT Listed discount: 55% off the initial evaluation fee Regular monthly base price: $131.00 Calculated initial payment: $58.95 Saving: $72.05 Official account prices and rules reviewed: 14 October 2026. All prices are USD.

TradeDay 50K Quick Pay Intraday account rules

The $50,000 balance identifies the evaluation tier. The starting distance to the failure floor is $2,000. A trader therefore needs to plan orders around available drawdown, rather than treating the entire account label as spendable risk.

How intraday drawdown changes during an open trade

TradeDay's maximum drawdown policy distinguishes the price level used to calculate the floor from the account equity used to enforce it. Intraday trailing drawdown follows the highest equity reached, including unrealized gains. A pullback does not lower the floor.

Here is an original example for this 50K account, using net equity figures:

The trader is still $300 above the original starting balance, yet has only $900 of room above the floor. Closing the trade does not restore the original $2,000 allowance.

The floor stops trailing when it reaches the original $50,000 starting balance. Before that point, leaving a large open gain exposed to reversal can reduce the account's remaining room. Touching the active floor can end the account.

Use the current floor when planning the next trade

A platform balance can look healthy while the remaining drawdown is small. Before another entry, compare current equity with the active floor and include commissions and potential execution slippage in the order's risk calculation.

The five-contract allowance is a position ceiling. It does not imply that using all five contracts fits the remaining drawdown.

Five trading days and the 30% consistency objective

The $3,000 target is net of simulated commissions. Passing also requires the five-day track record and an acceptable distribution of profits.

At exactly $3,000 total profit, the largest profitable day can contribute no more than $900. These illustrative daily results meet the numerical target and consistency objective:

The best day is $700, which represents 23.33% of the total. This is a worked calculation, not a prediction of trading results; the account must also remain compliant throughout.

A $1,050 best day changes the calculation. At $3,000 total, that day represents 35%. Dividing $1,050 by 0.30 produces $3,500, so the trader needs at least that much total net profit to satisfy consistency. An oversized profitable day increases the required total rather than immediately failing the evaluation. See the official consistency objective.

Trading hours and how a TradeDay trading day is counted

TradeDay uses Central Time, or CT. For products with the usual 4:00 p.m. CT daily close, positions should be closed by 3:50 p.m. CT. Trading generally resumes at 5:00 p.m. CT.

The permitted session includes evening and overnight trading while the market is open. Positions cannot remain open through the daily close or a weekend closure. Products with earlier closing times require an earlier exit, and holiday schedules can change the deadline.

A session begins at 5:00 p.m. CT and continues into the following day. An evening trade and a daytime trade within that session count toward the same trading day. Trading on both sides of midnight does not automatically create two evaluation days.

TradeDay also blocks trading around its specified Tier 1 economic releases, from two minutes before to two minutes after the release. Check the actual product and event calendar; the account's intraday drawdown remains enforceable during every permitted trading window.

The official trading-times guideline explains session closures. For a fuller timetable, use our TradeDay session and news guide.

What happens after the evaluation is passed?

The next stage is Quick Pay Funded Sim. On this route the drawdown remains intraday, and the advertised limit is five standard contracts or 50 micros, subject to the permitted-product rules.

Quick Pay Funded Sim does not impose the evaluation's 30% consistency requirement, a payout milestone or a payout buffer. It permits a first payout request after one funded trading day when the account meets the payout conditions; the minimum request is $250.

That is access to a request, not an automatic payment on the day the evaluation passes. Account setup, a profitable funded session and processing still need to occur. The evaluation's five-day minimum and the first funded trading day are separate stages.

A payout request and the amount received are different

Quick Pay's split depends on current profit in each account. The portion below the $4,000 current-profit threshold uses a 50/50 split. Qualifying portions above that threshold use 80/20; a request crossing the threshold can use both rates.

For example, if a new funded account has $800 current profit and requests $400, the 50/50 split produces a $200 trader share before any withdrawal-method fees. The request also reduces the trading balance by $400. Withdrawing does not reset the drawdown calculation. The Quick Pay payout policy provides the detailed threshold rules.

TradeDay 50K price after coupon code AUDIT

Calculation: $131.00 × 0.45 = $58.95. The official public pricing card displays a rounded $59 sale figure; this guide calculates the listed AUDIT reduction to cents.

The evaluation is a monthly subscription. The table covers the initial evaluation payment and does not assume the same discount on renewals. Resets, optional services and taxes are separate where charged.

To apply AUDIT:

1. Open TradeDay through our current TradeDay coupon page.
2. Select Quick Pay, the 50K size and Intraday drawdown.
3. Choose the available platform and any optional services.
4. Enter AUDIT in the coupon field and apply it before payment.
5. Review the selected account, billing terms and final order total.

For the same-size EOD evaluation alternative, read the TradeDay 50K Quick Pay EOD guide. The TradeDay firm review provides the wider account comparison.

Official references

• Current TradeDay account pricing
• Quick Pay program overview
• Net profit target objective
• Permitted futures products
• Monthly subscription billing

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