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Evaluation then funded, billed monthly. Two independent checkout choices: Payment Plan (QuickPay/FastPass, affects consistency % and min trading days) and Drawdown Type (Intraday/End of Day, affects price and drawdown calculation basis).

Trading Combine $25K

Evaluation
$100/mo
Profit target
$1,500
Max drawdown
$1,000
Drawdown type
Intraday Trailing
Daily loss limit
None
Min. trading days
5
Once funded:Intraday TrailingNo DLL
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Firm notes

Futures-only prop firm. One account type ("Trading Combine"), billed monthly, 4 sizes ($25K/$50K/$100K/$150K). Two independent checkout choices: - **Payment Plan** (QuickPay / FastPass): determines the evaluation's consistency rule and minimum trading days. QuickPay = 30% consistency, 5 minimum trading days. FastPass = 45% consistency, 3 minimum trading days. (An earlier, lower-confidence general fetch of tradeday.com claimed FastPass has "no minimum" trading days -- the owner's pasted screenshots this round show 3, which is trusted over the vaguer earlier source.) - **Drawdown Type** (Intraday / End of Day): determines price and how the trailing drawdown is calculated. The End of Day choice's own card is explicitly labeled "(Intraday Funded Drawdown)" -- confirmed directly: the evaluation uses EOD-calculated drawdown, but once funded it switches to intraday-basis. The Intraday choice stays intraday-basis at both stages. Real gap: only 3 of the 4 Payment-Plan x Drawdown-Type combinations were captured in what the owner pasted (QuickPay+Intraday, QuickPay+EndOfDay, FastPass+EndOfDay) -- FastPass+Intraday was not shown, not modeled as a plan. No daily loss limit at any combination (confirmed both by this round's screenshots, which show no DLL row at all, and an earlier general fetch). No activation fee at any combination. Reset cost, notably, always equals that exact combination's own discounted monthly price (confirmed directly across every card, not a coincidence) -- entered as the flat figure shown, since the site doesn't show a separate list price for resets specifically. Prices entered are LIST (pre-discount) per project convention and the owner's explicit instruction this round -- the site showed a temporary 55%-off promotion on every card, not used here. Funded-stage commercial terms (profit split, payout rules) were NOT covered by what was pasted this round -- kept from an earlier, lower-confidence general web fetch (tiered 80/90/95% profit split by cumulative profit, day-one payouts with next-business-day processing), flagged accordingly. Source: owner-pasted checkout-flow screenshots (QuickPay+Intraday, FastPass+EndOfDay, and a third card reconciled as QuickPay+EndOfDay), 2026-09-04. CORRECTION 2026-09-04: owner confirmed FastPass + Intraday is not a real combination -- TradeDay does not offer it (not a research gap, a genuine product fact). Only 3 Payment-Plan x Drawdown-Type combinations exist: QuickPay+Intraday, QuickPay+EndOfDay, FastPass+EndOfDay. Real findings confirmed 2026-09-07: withdrawal fees (paid by trader, via Riseworks) -- international bank wire $15, US bank wire free, L1 crypto $2.50 + gas, L2 crypto free. A real "Funded Live" stage exists beyond funded sim -- for Quick Pay, transferred profit is subject to the Quick Pay payout policy (the 50/50 band can apply to the transferred balance); for Fast Pass, TradeDay may transition a trader before their 5th payout if they're showing consistency. Only remaining (gross minus withdrawals) profit transfers to Live -- no additional drawdown is added, and risk limits may be adjusted at transfer. Funded Live withdrawals reportedly go by email rather than the dashboard. Two open conflicts, NOT resolved: (1) the Quick Pay article states its payout cutoff as both "5:30pm ET" and "5:30pm CT" in different paragraphs of the same page -- a 2-hour discrepancy on a real deadline; (2) max simultaneous accounts is reported differently by different third-party sources (3 Funded Sim + 1 Funded Live vs up to 6 total) -- neither is first-party, left unconfirmed. News rule (third-party, not first-party confirmed): auto-liquidation 2 minutes before Tier 1 releases, no new positions until 2 minutes after -- not a breach on its own, but repeated violations can close the account.