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Quick Pay and Fast Pass funded-sim payout checks before you request.
Use this page to check whether your TradeDay funded-sim payout path is Quick Pay or Fast Pass, then inspect the minimum request, cutoff, split threshold, and payment method before submitting.
Inspect in this order
Pick the path
Quick Pay can request from positive profit. Fast Pass adds a 5-profitable-day gate and net-profit checks.
Check the floor
Both checked help pages show a $250 minimum payout request and no withdrawal below starting balance.
Watch the split
Quick Pay split treatment can change around the $4,000 current-profit threshold.
Payout checks before you request
01 Quick Pay funded simWithdraw frequency article Positive profit
The checked source says there is no buffer-zone requirement before taking a payout, and a trader can request once the account has any positive profit.
Quick Pay is the lower-gate path in the checked source, but it still cannot withdraw below starting balance.
02 Fast Pass funded simWithdraw frequency article 5 profitable days
The checked source says there is no buffer-zone requirement, but the balance must be above starting balance, the account must show net profit since the previous payout request, and the trader must complete 5 individual profitable trading days.
Do not apply the Quick Pay day-one phrasing to Fast Pass without checking the Fast Pass gate.
03 Minimum requestTwo help articles $250
The checked Quick Pay and Fast Pass help text says the minimum payout request is $250.
A positive balance below $250 is not enough for the checked payout paths.
04 Processing cutoffQuick Pay policy and withdraw frequency articles 5:30 PM CT
Requests received before 5:30 PM CT are processed within 24 hours on business days.
Requests after cutoff, weekends, and business-day timing can change when processing starts.
05 Profit split thresholdQuick Pay policy article $4,000
50/50 applies below $4,000 current profit. 80/20 applies when current profit is above $4,000 and the payout leaves more than $4,000. A mixed split can apply when the request crosses that threshold.
The amount requested can change the split applied to part or all of the payout.
06 Payment rails and feesPayment-method article Wire or crypto
TradeDay says payments are made through Riseworks by bank wire or crypto. US bank wire is free, international wire is $15, L1 crypto is $2.50 plus estimated gas, and L2 crypto is free.
Method choice and receiving-bank or country fees can affect the net amount and receipt experience.
Official sources checked
- TradeDay Quick Pay Funded Sim Payout Policy, checked 2026-07-06
- TradeDay funded sim withdrawal frequency, checked 2026-07-06
- TradeDay payment methods for trading profits, checked 2026-07-06
- TradeDay homepage, checked 2026-07-06
What this page does not claim
It does not claim TradeDay pays every valid request, verify payout certificates, provide a payout reliability score, or prove trader receipt timing outside the firm’s stated official policy.
Source gaps and omitted claims
This page does not verify actual receipt speed, approval rate, denial rate, payout certificates, testimonials, YouTube videos, social claims, or third-party summaries. It also does not say every valid request is paid.
Corrections and source updates
If TradeDay changes Quick Pay, Fast Pass, minimum payout, profit-split thresholds, Riseworks fees, payout cutoff, or funded-live transition language, BestProps should recheck the official source before relying on this page.
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Page source note
Last checked against official sources: July 6, 2026. This is a stated-policy guide, not financial advice, not payout proof, and not a claim that every valid request is approved, paid, or received on the same timeline. Eligibility still depends on account type, provider setup, rule compliance, review outcomes, and source changes after this check.
