No public discount code currently active for this firm.
We only list codes we have been able to verify. Rather than publishing an expired code, this page stays empty until a working promotion appears — meanwhile, the figures below give you the real cost of a Elite Trader Funding evaluation.
| Program | Account size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Step | 50 K | $165 |
| 1 Step | 100 K | $205 |
| 1 Step | 150 K | $295 |
| 1 Step | 250 K | $515 |
| End of Day | 50 K | $295 |
| End of Day | 100 K | — |
| End of Day | 150 K | — |
| Static | 10 K | $99 |
| Static | 25 K | $229 |
| Static | 50 K | $449 |
| Fast Track | 10 K | — |
| Diamond Hands | 100 K | — |
| Direct to Funded | 10 K | — |
| Direct to Funded | 50 K | — |
| Direct to Funded | 100 K | — |
A discount code lowers the entry ticket, not the total cost of getting funded. Two other lines matter as much: the price of a reset if you fail a phase, and whether the fee comes back on your first payout. Both are listed on the Elite Trader Funding profile .
Elite Trader Funding is not advertising a public code at the moment. Its cheapest evaluation starts at $99 on a 10 K account. Like most futures firms, it charges a recurring subscription rather than a one-off ticket — a discount on the first month says little about what a full run costs.
This firm applies a trailing intraday drawdown, with no time limit to clear the phases. Before chasing a percentage off, check that this risk envelope suits how you trade — a discounted evaluation you fail twice costs more than a full-price one you pass.
Restarting a failed evaluation costs $47 here, against $99 for a fresh purchase. Since most candidates fail at least once, that line weighs more on your total spend than a one-off percentage off the entry ticket. Discount codes almost never apply to resets.
An activation fee of $177 applies when you move to a funded account. It lands exactly when you believe you have finished paying, and no discount code covers it. Add it to the entry price before comparing this firm with another.