This page collects the discount codes and promo codes that prop trading firms publish for their challenges. The top block lists featured offers, one card per firm. Each card shows the firm name, a rating, the size of the discount and the code to enter at checkout. Discounts on the cards run from 15% to 90% off, and some cards show a promo code with no stated percentage. Below that, 12 code pages cover single firms, futures prop firms and special promotions such as extra free accounts upon payout.
Prop Firm Discount Codes
Compare current prop firm discount codes side by side, copy the code you need, and open each firm's review or dedicated code page before you buy a challenge.
All discount codes
12 pages
How to read each offer card
The percentage on a card is the discount the firm advertises for its challenge fee. It is not a promise about the price you will pay. Firms often attach conditions to a code. It may apply only to certain account sizes or challenge types, only to a first purchase, or only to the full fee and not to add-ons. A card marked “PROMO CODE” means the firm publishes a code without a fixed percentage we could show, so the benefit may be a different kind of offer. The firm name on each card links to our review of that firm, where you can read its rules, prices, payout terms and score. Where a firm also has its own code page in the list below, that page goes into more detail on the code and its terms.
Where the codes and prices come from
The Prop Firm Desk maintains this page, and the offers are checked against the firms’ official pages. Our Data Research Team opens each firm’s official site in a real browser and keeps the page text and screenshots. A fact is accepted only if its exact quote appears word for word in that captured text. Across 73 prop firms we have recorded 736 account prices this way. Where a price only appears after login or after configuring an account, we say so and record no price. We do not buy challenges, so we have not confirmed that a code applies at checkout. Check the final total before you pay. The full process is in our methodology. We have no affiliate links or paid partnerships, and no firm can pay for a place on this page, as our advertising disclosure explains.
Comparing a discount with the rest of the deal
A bigger percentage does not always mean a cheaper or better challenge. Firms set different base prices for the same account size, so a large discount on a high fee can cost more than a small discount on a low one. For this reason our prop firm score looks at the price of the main challenge per $10,000 of account size, not at the headline discount. Before you use a code, compare the price after discount, the drawdown rules, the profit split and the payout schedule in the firm’s . Also check whether the discounted plan has the same rules as the full-price one. Most traders who take a challenge do not pass it, and the fee is usually not returned. Trading futures, forex and CFDs carries a real risk of loss. Nothing on this page is financial advice.
FAQ
Have you tested these codes at checkout?
No. We check offers against the firms' official pages and record prices from those pages, but we do not buy challenges or complete payments. A code can be limited to certain plans or withdrawn by the firm without notice, so confirm that the discount shows in the final total before you pay.
Do you earn money when I use one of these codes?
No. We currently have no paid partnerships and no affiliate links. Links to firms go to their official sites, and no firm can pay for a review, a score or a position on this page. If partner links are ever added, we will say so on our advertising disclosure page and next to the links.
Can I combine two discount codes on one challenge?
Firms usually set their own rule on this, and most checkout pages accept only one code per order. Read the offer terms on the firm's site. If two codes are listed for the same firm, compare the final price each one gives for your account size and use the lower one.
Is the firm with the biggest discount the best choice?
Not necessarily. Base prices differ between firms, so compare the price after discount for the account size you want. Then look at drawdown limits, profit split, payout timing and the firm's reputation in its review. A cheap challenge with strict rules can cost more over several attempts than a pricier one you are more likely to pass.