FXIFY discount code
10% off evaluations
Enter this code at FXIFY checkout. Verified against the live cart.
BEACONRedeem at FXIFYWhat the FXIFY code actually saves you
FXIFY's cheapest evaluation lists at $39. At 10% off evaluations, the top advertised tier of 10% takes $4 off a single attempt, so you pay $35 instead of $39. 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 10% off | Saved |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 attempt | $39 | $35 | $4 |
| 2 attempts | $78 | $70 | $8 |
| 3 attempts | $117 | $105 | $12 |
Figures use FXIFY's cheapest published account size. Larger account sizes scale the saving proportionally — the same 10% applied to a bigger sticker price. Discount tiers at FXIFY are advertised as "10% off evaluations", so treat 10% as the best case and check the live cart total before paying.
What you actually pay
- Entry price
- $39
- Max allocation
- $400k
- Profit split
- 90%
- Evaluation
- 1-step
- Payouts
- Bi-weekly (day-one eligibility on some plans)
- Consistency rule
- Applies on selected plans — check before purchase
Before you buy
The real cost of ownership at FXIFY
Entry starts near $39 for the smallest account, and a 2-step $10k sits around $89 — genuinely cheap by forex standards. But the base account is 80% split, standard leverage and standard payout timing. Add the 90% split (+20% of fee), 1:50 leverage (+25%), bi-weekly payouts (+5%) and performance protection (+15%) and you are paying roughly 65% above sticker for the account most people think they are buying.
Model it against FTMO, where a 90% split and a refunded fee are included: a loaded FXIFY 100k is competitive but no longer a bargain, while a base FXIFY 100k is much cheaper than FTMO and materially worse on split. The honest way to price FXIFY is to decide which add-ons you actually need — most traders need the split upgrade and nothing else — and compare that specific total, not the $39 headline.
Is a discounted FXIFY account worth buying?
A code only helps if the account behind it suits how you trade. FXIFY runs a applies on selected plans — check before purchase consistency setup with bi-weekly (day-one eligibility on some plans) payouts and a first withdrawal around day 14, on a payout-evidence score of 83/100.
Buy it if
- · EA developers and systematic traders who need permissive strategy rules
- · Traders who care about execution quality and real broker routing
- · Newer traders who want the low per-phase targets of the 3-phase path
Skip it if
- · Futures traders — FXIFY has no CME product line
- · Anyone who wants one fixed rulebook with nothing to configure
- · Traders who cannot tolerate third-party KYC friction on withdrawals
Where to check next
A cheap evaluation is only cheap if the firm pays. Check the FXIFY payout evidence and the full FXIFY review first, or compare against the cheapest challenges overall.