FTUK discount code
What the FTUK code actually saves you
FTUK's cheapest evaluation lists at $59. At up to 35% off, the top advertised tier of 35% takes $21 off a single attempt, so you pay $38 instead of $59. The number that matters is not one attempt though — it is what you spend before you pass. Most traders need more than one try, and the code applies to every purchase, including resets.
| Attempts before passing | Full price | With 35% off | Saved |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 attempt | $59 | $38 | $21 |
| 2 attempts | $118 | $77 | $41 |
| 3 attempts | $177 | $115 | $62 |
Figures use FTUK's cheapest published account size. Larger account sizes scale the saving proportionally — the same 35% applied to a bigger sticker price. Discount tiers at FTUK are advertised as "Up to 35% off", so treat 35% as the best case and check the live cart total before paying.
What you actually pay
- Entry price
- $59
- Max allocation
- $200k
- Profit split
- 80%
- Evaluation
- 1-step
- Payouts
- On demand
- Consistency rule
- None on One Step and Two Step, plan-dependent on Instant
Before you buy
The real cost of ownership at FTUK
Entry pricing starts around $59 for the cheapest plans, with some third-party trackers citing prices as low as $9–$99 depending on account size and plan type. A recurring discount code circulates in the 35% range.
Because splits scale over time rather than starting at the ceiling, the effective near-term cost of capital is higher than the headline 80–90% figures suggest — budget your break-even math on the starting split, not the scaled maximum.
Is a discounted FTUK account worth buying?
A code only helps if the account behind it suits how you trade. FTUK runs a none on one step and two step, plan-dependent on instant consistency setup with on demand payouts and a first withdrawal around day 14, on a payout-evidence score of 71/100.
Buy it if
- · Traders who want to skip a formal evaluation via Instant Funding
- · Traders comfortable with a split that scales up over time rather than starting high
- · Anyone who wants multiple plan types to choose from at one firm
Skip it if
- · Traders who want the highest split from day one rather than growing into it
- · Anyone requiring the strongest possible public payout track record
- · Futures traders — FTUK is a forex/CFD firm despite some listings mentioning futures access
Where to check next
A cheap evaluation is only cheap if the firm pays. Check the FTUK payout evidence and the full FTUK review first, or compare against the cheapest challenges overall.