My Funded Perps Discount Code, Coupon and Promo Codes Checked

My Funded Perps DealWatch: As of October 26, 2026, My Funded Perps (MyFundedPerpetuals) publishes two discount codes on its own site. The banner across myfundedperpetuals.com reads “Use code ELITE for 25% off your first two purchases — 20% off every purchase after”, with no end date. The standing code PERPS is built into every challenge card on the homepage, and those cards show 25% off list today. With 25% off, the cheapest account is the $10K Select at $30 (list $40), and a $100K Select is $270 (list $360). Three other firm offers run this week: the Reduced Fees add-on is free until October 28 at 9:00 AM ET, a Second Chance code gives 35% off a first account if you prove a purchase at another prop firm, and the October Competition is free to enter until October 31 at 12:00 PM ET. Below are every price with and without a code, the cost of the 90/10 split upgrade, the conflict between the firm’s FAQ and its docs on whether PERPS applies itself, the refund terms, the dated promotion record and how to see your discounted total before paying. Prices and codes were read from the firm’s public pages on October 26, 2026; they were not verified by purchase.

Best Current Read

• Current codes: ELITE (banner on myfundedperpetuals.com: 25% off your first two purchases, 20% after) and PERPS (the code every homepage challenge card links to checkout with, showing 25% off list). Both read on October 26, 2026.
• What 25% buys: $10K Select $30, $25K Select $75, $50K Select $142, $100K Select $270. The most expensive account, Elite No DLL $50K, is $723 instead of $965. Full tables are below.
• Why the two codes differ: the firm’s Buying a Challenge docs say PERPS “can give a larger discount on your first purchase”, then a standard rate it does not publish. ELITE’s banner promises the 25% twice, then 20%. After your first purchase, any discount above 20% is limited to 3 orders in 90 days.
• The conflict: the FAQ says checkout applies PERPS automatically; the docs say it does not. Check the code field yourself.
• Free extras this week: Reduced Fees add-on free until October 28 at 9:00 AM ET (worth 10% of the price after discount, minimum $10), and free entry to the October Competition until October 31 at 12:00 PM ET.
• Bigger, narrower offer: Second Chance, 35% off your first account with approved proof of a purchase at another prop firm.
• The trend: the first-purchase headline has stepped down through October, from 35% (October 6) to 30% (October 9 to 15) to 25% today. Dated evidence is in the history table.

My Funded Perps Deal Snapshot

Source check: Every row was read on October 26, 2026 from myfundedperpetuals.com (homepage cards and banner, FAQ, refund policy, competitions and rewards pages) and the firm’s documentation at docs.myfundedperpetuals.com. Checkout opens only after an email one-time code and profile setup, so BestProps did not see a confirmed discount line and did not pay.

My Funded Perps Prices With and Without a Code

Every plan is a 1-Step evaluation with a one-time fee, no activation fee and no monthly charge. List prices and 25% card prices below are from the homepage challenge selector on October 26, 2026; the 20% column is what ELITE gives from your third purchase (and what any code gives once you have used three discounts above 20% in 90 days); the 35% column is the Second Chance rate. All columns use the firm’s round-down rule. Full rules are on the BestProps My Funded Perps rules page.

Select ($10K to $100K)

9% profit target, 3% static maximum drawdown, 3% daily loss limit. No consistency rule, no minimum days, no time limit. One payout request per New York day, $100 gross minimum.

Prime ($10K to $100K)

12% profit target, 5% static maximum drawdown, 3% daily loss limit. Same payout terms as Select.

Signature ($10K to $100K)

10% profit target, 6% static maximum drawdown, 3% daily loss limit, the most drawdown room of the four plans. Same payout terms as Select.

Elite 3% DLL ($5K to $50K)

10% target, 5% static drawdown that never moves, 3% daily loss limit, boosted leverage on indices, gold and oil, payouts on demand with a minimum of 1% of the account. Each Elite order includes a reward case. Marked “Limited Supply” on the homepage.

Elite No DLL ($5K to $50K)

Same as Elite 3% DLL but with no daily loss limit. Priced about twice as high, and No DLL purchases are capped at $250,000 of account size per rolling 7 days.

How the math works: take the list price, multiply by 0.75 for 25% off, then drop the cents. $190 × 0.75 = $142.50, so a $50K Select costs $142. $595 × 0.75 = $446.25, so a $100K Prime costs $446. In a multi-account order the code applies once to the whole order total, and store credit comes off after the discount. The docs say Elite list prices are “list prices. Checkout shows the current price and any discount before you pay.”

Signature list prices changed: the firm’s September 14, 2026 pricing blog post lists Signature at $90 / $225 / $430 / $870. The homepage selector on October 26, 2026 shows $87 / $209 / $419 / $839. The selector is the current price; coupon pages built on the September matrix overstate Signature prices.

ELITE or PERPS: Which Code Works and When

The firm describes its codes in three places, and they don’t line up exactly on October 26, 2026:

What to do: on a first purchase, either code shows 25% today, so the choice matters only if you expect to buy again. ELITE’s published terms keep 25% for a second order and 20% after; the PERPS standing rate after your first order is not published (the docs say the homepage cards show it once you are signed in and have bought). Whichever you use, type it into the discount-code field under Review Your Order, select Add Code, and read the discount line and total before paying, because the FAQ’s “applied automatically” and the docs’ “not applied automatically” can’t both be true. BestProps could not test either code without buying.

Rules every code follows (from the Buying a Challenge docs):

• One code per order. “Percentage discounts do not stack.” A different code replaces PERPS.
• The code discounts the challenge and the 90/10 split upgrade together, but not the Reduced Fees add-on.
• The first-purchase discount is used up by a completed purchase “even if it is later refunded”. A failed or abandoned checkout does not use it up.
• While one checkout with the first-purchase discount is open, other checkouts get the standard discount for up to 30 minutes.
• Discount limit: after your first purchase, you can buy with a discount above 20% on up to 3 orders in any 90 days. After that, codes give 20% until the oldest of those orders is more than 90 days old. Each order counts once however many accounts it holds, and refunded orders still count. “Occasional special promotions”, codes won from cases and codes emailed after a failed account are exempt.
• Store credit is applied automatically after the discount.

The 90/10 Split Upgrade: What It Costs After the Code

The standard split is 80% to you and 20% to the firm. The 90/10 upgrade can be chosen only at checkout, on every plan including Elite, and cannot be added later. The homepage cards say “80% standard. Choose the optional 90% upgrade at checkout for an additional fee.” and do not include it in the displayed price. Because the code discounts the upgrade too, it is 25% cheaper during the current offer. The extra 10 points of split pay back the upgrade once your gross payouts reach ten times what the upgrade cost you.

Elite: upgrade prices published in the docs

The Elite Accounts docs list the total price with the upgrade for every Elite size. Code math below applies 25% to the total, rounded down.

Select, Prime and Signature: upgrade price not on the public pages

For these plans the docs say “Each size and plan has an explicit upgrade price; use the final total shown at checkout rather than calculating a percentage surcharge yourself.” The only published figure is the firm’s September 2026 80% vs 90% blog post, which says the upgrade “costs an extra 20% on top of the plan price”. Elite’s published upgrade prices are also about 20% of list. The table applies that 20% to today’s list prices; treat it as an estimate until checkout shows the line.

Worked example: a $100K Select is $270 with 25% off. With the upgrade at 20% of list, the order is $432 before the code and $324 after, so the upgrade costs you $54. Each $1,000 of gross payout then pays you $900 instead of $800, so you are ahead after $540 of gross payouts, well below the $9,000 profit target on that account. If you are buying to practise or are unsure you will reach a payout at all, the $54 is the money you lose on a failed account.

The September blog’s own table shows Signature at the old list prices ($90 to $870) with upgrades of $18 to $174. Those were correct for the September price list, not today’s.

Reduced Fees Add-on: Free Until October 28, 9:00 AM ET

Every trade at My Funded Perps pays a commission on each fill and an hourly swap (holding) fee, charged on the full notional value, not the margin. Venue funding rates shown in the terminal are informational and do not touch your balance. The Commissions and Fees docs list these rates:

The free week: from October 21, 2026 at 9:00 AM ET to October 28, 2026 at 9:00 AM ET (6:00 AM PDT), checkout turns the add-on on for free on up to 3 Select, Prime or Signature accounts per customer. A free add-on “works exactly like a paid one”: it stays with the account for its life, including the funded account issued after you pass. It does not apply to accounts you already hold, it is not available on Elite, and the liquidation penalty (0.1% on top of the taker fee) is not reduced.

What it costs after the free week: 10% of the challenge price after any code, with a $10 minimum, and the code does not discount it again.

What it is worth on a crypto account: one round trip of $100,000 notional in BTC (say 1x on a $100K account, or 10x on $10K of margin) pays 2 × 0.03% = $60 in commission at standard rates, $30 with Reduced Fees. Holding that $100,000 position for a full day adds $30 of swap, or $15. A $27 add-on on a $100K Select pays for itself on the first such trade. On a $10K account trading $10,000 of notional, the same round trip saves $3, so the $10 minimum takes about three round trips to earn back. While it is free, there is no reason to switch it off on an account you intend to trade.

Second Chance: 35% Off Your First Account

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