My Funded Futures Discount Code: How It Works in 2026

TradeDupe

November 04, 2026

12 min read

How to find and apply a My Funded Futures discount code, what the rules and limits are, and how to check the final price before you pay for an evaluation.

There is no single permanent My Funded Futures discount code. Codes come from promotions, affiliates and community events, they change often, and the amount off depends on the plan, the account size and whether you are a new customer. The reliable approach is to find a code, paste it at checkout, and confirm the discounted total on screen before you pay. This guide covers how to do that, which rules affect the discount, and what to budget for if you plan to run more than one funded account.

TL;DR

No code is guaranteed. Discounts rotate, so treat any code you find as unverified until the checkout total drops.
Since August 25, 2026, new evaluations use a one-time payment model instead of recurring billing, which changes how you should compare prices.
Codes and rewards generally do not stack unless the offer says they do, and MyFundedClub rewards expire 30 days after issuance.
Read the plan's loss-limit options before chasing the lowest price. A cheaper checkout option can mean a smaller cushion.
Budget for the whole setup, including how you will trade several accounts at once.

Is there a current My Funded Futures discount code?
What changed on August 25, 2026
How to apply a promo code at checkout
Who qualifies and what the limits are
Check the loss-limit option before you check the price
A quick way to compare the real cost
Running more than one account changes the math
Where TradeDupe fits
Common mistakes when using a discount code
FAQ
Sources

Is there a current My Funded Futures discount code?

The honest answer is that it depends on the day. Search results for this keyword are dominated by affiliate pages and community posts, each advertising a different code and percentage, from small percentage cuts to half off a starter plan. Some apply only to new traders, some only to resets, some only to specific plans. Because those offers are set by the firm and its partners and change without notice, we do not list codes here. A code printed in an article can be dead by the time you read it, and a dead code costs you nothing but time, while a misread offer can cost you a purchase.

Where to look, in order of reliability:

The firm's own channels. The firm runs a community area where it announces promotions, giveaways and flash sales, and its official social accounts have posted one-per-person codes in the past. Anything announced there comes from the source.
The checkout itself. If a banner or auto-applied price is shown, that is the live offer.
Affiliate and coupon pages. These can be useful, but they are the least reliable. Treat every code as a guess until the total changes.

If a page promises "up to 60% off" without telling you which plan, account size and customer type it covers, assume the headline figure applies to one narrow case.

What changed on August 25, 2026

One change matters more than any code. Effective August 25, 2026, MyFundedFutures moved new evaluation purchases to a one-time payment model, replacing recurring billing. The same help page states that current subscribers continue under their existing price, plan, billing cycle and terms.

What this means in practice:

If you are buying now, you pay once for the evaluation rather than being billed each month until you pass. A percentage off a one-time fee is easier to calculate than a discount on a subscription that keeps renewing.
If you were already subscribed before the change, your existing terms stay. Do not assume a new promo code will rework your current billing. Check with support.
Older reviews can be out of date. Any article that talks about monthly renewal, or that was written before the change, may describe a pricing structure that no longer applies to new purchases.

We recommend reading the official page above once before you compare offers, because the inactivity rule is attached to the payment model and affects how long you can sit on an account.

The mechanics are the same as for most online checkouts, and the habit that protects you is checking the total.

Pick the plan and account size first. Codes are often tied to specific plans, so choose the one you actually intend to trade, not the one the code advertises.
Copy the code exactly. Watch for stray spaces and look-alike characters when pasting from a webpage.
Paste it in the promo or coupon field on the checkout page and apply it.
Confirm that the total changed. Shattered.io advises confirming the discounted total before paying, and that is the single most useful rule. If the number did not move, the code did not work, whatever the page you found it on claimed.
Check the plan name and account size on the order summary before you confirm. A discount that quietly switched you to a different product is not a saving.
Screenshot the final summary so you have a record if something is billed differently.

If a code fails, try without any other offer applied, and try the firm's own announcements for a newer one. Do not pay full price and expect a retroactive adjustment. Ask support before you buy, not after.

Who qualifies and what the limits are

Eligibility varies by offer, which is why a code that works for your friend may not work for you. Several points are documented.

Stacking and refunds

Promo codes and rewards generally cannot be combined unless an offer explicitly permits it. The same guide notes that refunds are possible within 14 days only if no trades have been placed and the account is active, and that crypto purchases are non-refundable. Because refund terms can change, confirm them on the firm's help center before you buy. The practical lesson: do not place a trade on a new account until you are sure you want to keep it.

Stacking and refunds

MyFundedClub rewards

MyFundedClub is the firm's membership program, and its terms matter if you are chasing perks as well as codes. According to the official membership perks documentation:

The program is for individual traders aged 18 or over, with one membership per person.
Companies, groups, signal-selling businesses, employees, contractors and the immediate family of team members are ineligible.
The combined value of rewards, discounts and promotional benefits a member can receive is capped at $2,000 within any rolling 12-month period.
Unless stated otherwise, rewards are single-use, non-transferable and expire 30 days after issuance.

That 30-day expiry is the one traders miss. If you earn a reward, plan the purchase it is meant for before it lapses.

New-customer offers

Many of the biggest headline discounts are described as being for new users. If you have bought before, expect a smaller offer or a different one, such as a discount on resets. Read the fine print on the specific offer, and if the terms are unclear, confirm with the firm.

Check the loss-limit option before you check the price

A lower price is only a better deal if you are buying the same thing. For the Builder plan, the firm's 50K guide describes two Max Loss Limit options at checkout. The add-on option has a lower price and a smaller loss cushion.

That is a real trade-off, and it deserves the same attention as the discount code. A smaller cushion means a shorter runway on a bad day. If you size positions the way you would on a standard cushion, the cheaper option can end an evaluation sooner. Before you pick, decide how much you are prepared to risk per trade and how many contracts that implies. Our futures position size calculator helps you turn a loss limit into a contract count.

Loss cushion, trade risk and contract count

It also helps to think in terms of drawdown as a whole, not just one number. This breakdown of rules-based ways to reduce drawdown is a good way to think about limiting losses before they reach a hard limit.

One more caution: PickAPropFirm warns that discounts on rock-bottom-priced firms may cost traders elsewhere, and that plans that look too good to be true usually are. Compare rules, payout terms and drawdown, not only the sticker price. Our guide to prop firm consistency rules shows the kind of rule that can matter more than a 10% saving.

A quick way to compare the real cost

Before you pay, write down these numbers for each option you are considering:

Item	What to record
Plan and account size	The exact name on the order summary
Price before the code	The list price at checkout
Price after the code	The total shown after applying it
Loss-limit option	Standard or add-on, and the cushion each gives you
Payment model	One-time payment for new purchases
Refund terms	Confirm on the firm's help center
Reset cost	What a reset costs if you breach

The reset line is the one that decides whether a discount was worth it. If you expect to reset, a code that discounts resets can be worth more than one that discounts the first purchase. If you do not know which you are, assume you will need at least one reset and budget for it.

Running more than one account changes the math

Plenty of traders buy two or three evaluations at once, because a discount makes the second and third cheaper. That is reasonable, but it brings a separate problem: you now have several accounts to trade, and placing every order by hand on each one introduces slippage between accounts and mistakes.

Before you scale up, confirm with the firm what it permits when you trade several accounts. Rules on copying between accounts differ by firm and change over time, so read the current rules. We keep a page on which futures prop firms allow copy trading that is a starting point, but the firm's own rules are the final word. Our prop firm evaluation explainer covers the basics if you are new to the format.

A sensible checklist for a multi-account setup:

Confirm the firm's policy on trading several accounts and on copying trades.
Keep position sizing consistent across accounts so one account's loss limit does not breach before the others.
Watch consistency rules on every account, not just the main one.
Stagger your purchases if you are unsure about the rules, so a misunderstanding does not cost you three accounts.

> ## Our perspective > > Most traders treat a discount code as the main decision, and it is the smallest one. The decisions that cost real money come after checkout: how you size, how you handle drawdown, and how you run several accounts without a mistake on one of them. > > We built TradeDupe only for Tradovate prop firm traders, which is why we keep a close eye on how people actually run multiple evaluations. When you hold several accounts, the risk is rarely the strategy. It is a missed fill, a position left open on one follower, or a loss limit that was set on one account and forgotten on another. That is why we connect through Tradovate's official OAuth flow so your password is never stored, mirror each leader fill to your enabled follower accounts typically in under 100ms, and set daily loss limits and profit targets directly on Tradovate so the broker enforces them. > > Our advice is simple. Take the discount if it is real, verify it at checkout, then put your attention into the process that protects the accounts you just paid for. > > Andres

Where TradeDupe fits

If you end up with several Tradovate-based accounts, TradeDupe is the tool that handles the mirroring. You connect your accounts through Tradovate's official OAuth, choose a leader account, and every fill on it is copied to the follower accounts you have enabled. Safeguards include rogue-trade detection, per-account copy toggles and execution mode controls. Standard starts at $20 per month billed yearly ($240 per year), or $30 per month billed monthly, and every plan includes a 7-day free trial with one-click cancellation.

TradeDupe

You can see how it works for several accounts on our futures trade copier page, or start from the TradeDupe homepage. Confirm that your firm permits copying before you use any copier.

Common mistakes when using a discount code

Trusting a code without testing it. If the total does not change, it did not work.
Buying the wrong plan to fit a code. Choose the product first, then look for the discount.
Ignoring the loss-limit option. The cheaper checkout option carries a smaller cushion.
Assuming codes stack. They generally do not unless the offer says so.
Letting rewards expire. Club rewards expire 30 days after issuance.
Trading before deciding to keep the account. The refund window depends on no trades having been placed.
Relying on an old review. Anything describing recurring billing for new purchases predates the August 2026 change.

For a wider view of how firms compare on rules and payouts, see our ranking of futures prop firms.

FAQ

Is there a permanent My Funded Futures discount code?

No. Offers rotate and are tied to specific plans, customer types and time windows. Check the firm's community announcements and official channels for the latest, and confirm the total drops at checkout before you pay.

Can I use more than one code on the same purchase?

Generally no. Promo codes and rewards cannot be combined unless an offer explicitly says they can. If you are unsure, ask support before purchasing.

Do discount codes work on resets?

Some offers have applied to resets and others only to new evaluations. The terms are specific to each promotion, so read the offer details and confirm the discount at checkout.

Do MyFundedClub rewards expire?

Yes. Unless otherwise specified, rewards earned through MyFundedClub are single-use, non-transferable and expire 30 days after issuance. Total rewards and discounts are also capped at $2,000 in any rolling 12-month period, per the firm's August 2026 documentation.

Does the payment model affect my discount?

New evaluation purchases have been one-time payments since August 25, 2026, so a percentage off applies to a single fee. Existing subscribers keep their current price, plan, billing cycle and terms.

My Funded Futures Discount Code: How It Works in 2026

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Table of Contents

Is there a current My Funded Futures discount code?

What changed on August 25, 2026