TradeDay 55% Off Quick Pay Accounts ($50,000 for $59)

TradeDay 2.0 rules were confusing,
but Ashir on Support assured me that my grandfathered accounts will be on Quickpay (the other being Fast Pass would've been better w EOD, but i chose the lower cost acct previosuly)
They'll also transition the 3 Funded Sims to 3 Lives once qualified, which is a gamechanger.
Along w keeping the 95% profit split after $100k cumulative lifetime withdraws, this keeps me movitated to succeed together with this top of the industry company.

Great company with great plans!

I didn't have a good experience with this firm. Actually, I had a very bad one. During my first week with the firm (after passing the evaluations and getting funded), I withdrew $9,825.44 in just three days. They did not allow me to buy new accounts, and after the third withdrawal, they offboarded me. Just like that!

I’ve recently started using TradeDay and my experience so far has been very positive. The dashboard is easy to understand, the rules are clearly explained, and the trading platform connection has worked smoothly for me.
I also appreciate the trader tips and educational emails, as they help make the process clearer, especially for traders who are still getting used to the platform and account rules.
I’m still early in my journey, so I can’t comment on payouts yet, but based on the onboarding, platform experience, and overall communication so far, TradeDay feels professional and transparent.
Looking forward to continuing with them.

I understand that many platforms adjust their regional service policies, but they usually differentiate between new and existing users—only prohibiting new user registrations while allowing existing users to continue until their current accounts are closed.
However, Tradeday, the Head of Trading and Risk Management can decide to stop providing services to a region and simply block existing users' accounts, even if there are funded sim accounts still in trading.
Imagine you've invested a significant amount of money to purchase exam accounts, finally passed the exam, and were just starting to slowly reap the rewards—only for the platform to directly shut down your account. They say, "We understand the situation. We wish you well in the markets," and then only refund you the money for the accounts that still exist.
I'm deeply disappointed. This platform has no credibility.
I hope no one else has to go through what we've experienced in our region.
Tradeday replied my review, Then let me reply as well.
Yes, I know the policy changed，so I also mentioned how other platforms handle such situations. Of course, it's the platform's choice how to act, but then the platform cannot expect users to stay silent when their interests are harmed. Freedom of speech must be defended, right? Or is it that the U.S. doesn't allow consumers to be unhappy?
Additionally, one thing the platform is confusing is that the funded sim account and the exam account are not equivalent. Of course, the platform can refund the exam account at the price of the exam account , but can the platform sell the funded sim account to users at the price of the exam account ? If not, why is the user's funded sim account only refunded as the exam account ?
You clearly could have chosen to implement a gradual policy transition by distinguishing between new and existing users, yet it opted to harm the rights and interests of current users instead. And this is precisely the fundamental reason why I believe you lack credibility.