TradeDay Discount Codes

55% off — accounts from $59 with code TDNEW.

Their headline new-trader discount, applied at checkout.

That was read off TradeDay's own site on August 20, 2026. The card to the right carries the same figure and updates with it, so if the two ever disagree, trust the card.

1. Step 1

   Copy the code

   The code is TDNEW. Use the copy button above rather than retyping it — a mistyped character is the most common reason a working code appears to fail.

2. Step 2

   Pick your account first

   Choose the account size and plan you want on TradeDay's site before applying anything. Prop firm discounts are frequently scoped to particular plans or account sizes, so the code has to be applied against the thing you are actually buying.

3. Step 3

   Enter it at checkout

   Paste the code into the promo or coupon field. On most prop firm checkouts that field sits on the final payment step rather than in the cart, so keep going until you reach the payment screen if you cannot see it.

4. Step 4

   Check the total actually changed

   This is the step people skip. If the price has not moved, the code has either expired or does not cover the plan you selected — try a different plan in the same family before assuming the code is dead.

If the code is refused, do not go looking for another one on a coupon aggregator. Those are almost always expired or affiliate-tagged. Check TradeDay's own banner, which is where we read ours from.

TradeDay's current discount is tied to their 2.0 relaunch rather than to a monthly cycle, which typically means a longer-lived code than the month-named promotions other firms run. Relaunch pricing does not usually last indefinitely.

Worth being clear on what a discount code does not do: it changes the price of the evaluation, not the terms of it. Your profit target, drawdown, daily loss limit, consistency rule and payout split all come from the plan you chose, and they are identical whether you paid list price or used a code.

TradeDay reaches NinjaTrader by two routes, and which one you use depends on the account you buy. Accounts issued on Rithmic need a connection entry adding in NinjaTrader; accounts on Tradovate connect natively with nothing extra installed.

The difference matters if you intend to run several funded accounts at once. NinjaTrader keeps only one Rithmic connection active at a time, so two Rithmic-based TradeDay accounts cannot both be live in one NinjaTrader instance out of the box — and Tradovate has never had it. If you plan to scale into several Rithmic accounts, our add-on lets you hold several open at once.

Step-by-step setup for every firm we track is in the connection guides, and the comparison table shows which platform each firm routes through.

A discount is only a good deal relative to what every other firm is charging that week, and in this market that changes constantly. Our prop firm discount codes page tracks every firm that reaches NinjaTrader in one list, each with the date it was last checked, so you can see where TradeDay actually sits before you buy.