TradeDay Quick Pay uses different simulated profit-share levels: 50% below $4,000 net profit and 80% after the published threshold is crossed. Live accounts use a separate 90% share. Use code AUDIT for 55% off and confirm the discount on the selected evaluation.
How the Quick Pay share works
TradeDay’s current public structure distinguishes simulated and live stages. Quick Pay provides day-one payout access under its rules, a $250 minimum request, no funded consistency condition and no payout buffer.
| Stage or profit level | Published trader share |
|---|---|
| Quick Pay Sim below $4,000 net profit | 50% |
| Quick Pay Sim above the threshold | 80% |
| Live | 90% |
Do not apply the live percentage to a simulated account. Confirm whether the higher Quick Pay share applies to the entire approved amount or only according to the exact wording in the current dashboard before submitting a request.
Worked share examples
If a $1,000 request is approved at a 50% share, the trader portion is $500.
If a $1,000 request is approved at an 80% share, the trader portion is $800.
If a $2,500 request is approved at an 80% share, the trader portion is $2,000.
Formula:
approved request × trader share = estimated trader portion
These examples do not predict approval. Drawdown, minimum request, account status and the current agreement still apply.
Quick Pay versus EOD Fast Pass
| Feature | Quick Pay | EOD Fast Pass |
|---|---|---|
| Evaluation minimum days | Five | Three |
| Evaluation consistency | 30% | 45% |
| Funded request timing | Day one under current rules | Five qualifying days |
| Funded consistency | None in recorded Quick Pay structure | 45% |
| Sim share | 50% to 80% based on net profit | 80% |
| Drawdown path | Plan-specific intraday structure | End-of-day structure |
Both are futures evaluations. They are not CFD accounts, and the advertised balance represents simulated buying power.
Why the 55% discount is separate from payout math
Code AUDIT reduces the covered purchase charge by 55%. It does not raise a profit share.
Discount formula:
displayed covered price × 0.45 = calculated price after 55% off
For example, a hypothetical $100 covered charge would become $45. This is a formula example, not a claim that a TradeDay plan costs $100.
At checkout:
- Select Quick Pay or Fast Pass.
- Confirm the drawdown configuration.
- Enter AUDIT.
- Check that the displayed reduction is 55%.
- Save the order summary and current rules.
TradeDay prices and promotional coverage can change. The checkout total is the final pricing reference.
Risk questions before selecting Quick Pay
Quick Pay’s day-one request access may sound faster, but traders should first calculate the active drawdown floor after a withdrawal. A request that leaves very little room can make the account difficult to manage.
Also confirm commissions, position limits, session rules and whether open equity is included in a hard-loss test. The coupon never changes these items.
Read the TradeDay review, the official TradeDay site and its TradeDay 2.0 explanation.
Bottom line
Quick Pay’s share can move from 50% to 80% under its published net-profit structure, while live trading has a separate 90% rate. Calculate payouts from the applicable stage, then use AUDIT for 55% off and verify the checkout total.