TradeDay Fast Pass Position Limits + Discount Code AUDIT

TradeDay Fast Pass reduces the available position size when an evaluation becomes Funded Sim, then applies a separate reset of limits on the move to Funded Live. A $50K evaluation permits five mini contracts, but its Funded Sim starting allowance is two. Verified code AUDIT remains the site's owner-confirmed 55% evaluation offer; that purchase discount does not carry an evaluation contract limit into the next stage.

Coupon and account summary

The TradeDay deal contains the full purchase comparison. This guide answers a different question: which position allowance should be used after passing or moving to live trading?

Compare the three stages before placing an order

The Fast Pass overview gives different mini-contract limits for evaluation and the initial Funded Sim account. The dedicated Funded Live rules separately confirm the initial live allowances.

A platform template saved during evaluation can therefore be unsuitable for the first funded session. For example, a five-mini order template on $50K is within the listed evaluation ceiling but exceeds the starting two-mini Funded Sim allowance. Review default quantities, bracket templates and working orders when the account identifier changes.

The nominal balance is a program label. It is neither a promise of withdrawable cash nor a reason to assume that every stage permits the same exposure. Keep the current stage and permitted order size next to the selected account name in the trading workspace.

End-of-day profit is different from a temporary intraday gain

The Fast Pass overview adds one contract for every $2,000 of profit, measured at end of day. That timing matters: a position showing a temporary gain during a session does not establish the next session's approved allowance.

As an arithmetic illustration, a $50K starting allowance of two minis plus one $2,000 increment corresponds to three minis. Two such increments correspond to four. These illustrations explain the published increment; they do not resolve how withdrawals, later losses, mixed contracts or a maximum ceiling affect a particular account. Use the active allowance assigned by the firm, and ask for clarification if it differs from an informal calculation.

A compact reconciliation record can prevent several avoidable mistakes:

Keep the record even when the number has not changed. It establishes whether a position-size decision relied on an actual account update or only on an expectation.

Funded Live does not inherit a scaled simulator limit

Fast Pass live trading starts again at the original funded limits shown above. The dedicated live guide makes future increases discretionary. A trader who reached four minis in a $50K simulator should therefore not assume four are available in the new live account: the listed live starting allowance is two.

Before the first live order, reconcile the new account identifier, approved contract allowance and assigned risk settings. Confirm that an old workspace has not silently selected a different account. A written approval should identify the account and effective change; a general description of scaling is not the same as an implemented allowance.

The live guide also contains an unresolved drawdown inconsistency. It says the original-tier EOD drawdown applies, but its $50K example uses $1,500 while the evaluation table lists $2,000. This article does not choose a value for an individual live account. Obtain the assigned live terms before calculating loss room from that example.

A purchase and transition checklist

1. 1Select Fast Pass EOD and the intended account size.
2. 2Enter AUDIT and confirm the accepted discount and recurring terms.
3. 3Save the receipt and terms for the account purchased.
4. 4When passing, replace evaluation quantities with the assigned funded allowance.
5. 5Check for implemented EOD changes before increasing order size.
6. 6On live transition, review the new limits again rather than carrying over a simulator template.

The payout-cycle guide explains request and receipt timing separately. A position allowance does not establish payout eligibility, and a payout approval does not itself authorize a larger position.