TradeDay

Chicago-based futures prop firm, 'Trusted Since 2020', no consistency rule

United StatesEst. 20204.3

4.3

Editor Score

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Profit Split

80% flat (FastPass); tiered 50-90% (QuickPay)

Max Funding

$150,000

Challenge Fee

$125/mo

Payout Speed

Within 24 hours

Max Drawdown

$2,000 (on $50K account)

Last Payout

Payouts (24h)

📋 Summary 🏢 Overview 💼 Challenges ✅ Pros & Cons 💸 Payout Policy 📜 Firm Rules 🚫 Restricted Countries 📈 Rule History 🖥 Platforms ⭐ Reviews

AITradeDay Firm Summary

TradeDay is a Chicago-headquartered futures funded-trading firm operating since November 2020, offering FastPass and QuickPay evaluation paths on accounts up to $150,000. It holds one of the higher Trustpilot ratings among futures prop firms, driven by its no-consistency-rule policy and 24-hour payout processing.

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Firm Overview

Trading Options

Drawdown TypeTrailing (EOD)

Max Drawdown$2,000 (on $50K account)

Min Payout

Payout SpeedWithin 24 hours

Instruments

Futures

Details

CountryUnited States

Established2020

VerifiedNo

Max Funding$150,000

Challenges & Pricing

⭐ Most Popular Plan

$50,000

Account Size

$125/mo

Challenge Fee

Phase 1 Target

Phase 2 Target

Daily Drawdown

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All account sizes available

Other sizes:$10,000 $50 $25,000 $88 $100,000 $225 $200,000 $400

Pros & Cons

What We Like

✓Strong Trustpilot rating (4.6) among futures-only prop firms
✓No consistency rule imposed on funded accounts
✓Payouts processed within 24 hours with no restriction on withdrawal frequency
✓Up to 6 simultaneous funded accounts

What Could Be Better

✗Smaller and newer than industry leaders like Topstep/Apex (est. 2020)
✗Two-path fee and profit-split structure can be confusing for new traders
✗QuickPay's profit split starts lower (50%) below a $4,000 profit threshold

Payout Policy

Key Payout Facts

Profit Split80% flat (FastPass); tiered 50-90% (QuickPay)

Minimum Payout

Processing SpeedWithin 24 hours

Drawdown TypeTrailing (EOD)

Payout History

Firm Rules

📰News Trading

News trading restrictions depend on the challenge type. Always verify the current rules on the firm's website before trading during high-impact events.

🔄Hedging

Hedging between accounts is generally not permitted. Single-account hedging rules vary — check the firm's terms before using hedging strategies.

📋Copy Trading

Copy trading is allowed provided the trader is the signal source. Using third-party copy trading services may violate terms.

🤖EA / Bots

Expert Advisors and automated bots are permitted as long as they do not exploit system latency or engage in tick-scalping strategies.