Take Profit Trader Promo Codes and Discounts

Take Profit Trader promo codes currently center on NOFEE50, a code tied to the TakeProfitTrader 1-Step Test. According to the firm’s announcement, it does two things: it takes 50% off test accounts and waives the PRO activation fee. That second part matters as much as the headline discount, because the activation fee is a cost you would otherwise pay after passing the test, when the account moves to PRO.

What NOFEE50 applies to

The code is attached to the 1-Step Test, which comes in $25K, $50K, $75K, $100K and $150K sizes, each discounted to half the list price. The test fee is a one-time charge rather than a monthly subscription, so the saving is simply the list price minus the price you pay, with no recurring billing to factor in.

How to qualify

1. Choose a 1-Step Test account size.
2. Enter NOFEE50 at checkout before paying.
3. Pay by card or crypto.

Confirm that the discounted total appears before you complete payment.

Total cost beyond the test fee

The discount reduces what you pay to enter, but several other terms affect what it costs to reach a payout:

• Commissions: $4.50/$1.50 round trip, depending on configuration, so check the rate for your platform and data feed before you estimate trading costs.
• Drawdown: maximum loss is end-of-day trailing on every size. For example, the $50K test has a $3,000 profit target against a $2,000 maximum loss. A failed test means buying again, and the discount applies to each purchase, so every retry adds another test fee to your total.
• Consistency: a consistency rule applies in the Test stage. PRO and PRO+ have none.
• After passing: the profit split is 80%, and in PRO you can withdraw from day one.

Comparing with other futures firm offers

A percentage alone does not tell you which offer is cheaper. Apex Trader Funding’s SAVENOW carries a larger discount on its Intraday Trail program, while My Funded Futures’ CLUB applies a smaller one to its BUILDER plan. Each discount applies to a different program, with its own drawdown type, target and fee structure. Compare the final price for the same account size, then check whether the fee is one-time or recurring, whether an activation fee follows, and how the drawdown is measured.