WSFunded Promo Code, Discount and Coupon Codes Checked: NEWYORK50 and More

WSFunded DealWatch: As of October 11, 2026, WSFunded (Wall Street Funded) shows the promo code NEWYORK50 across its own website: 50% off, which the firm says “applies to all challenges and account sizes”, plus an entry into a prize draw for a trip to New York. No end date is printed. The plan tables on the same homepage list three more codes: WSFNEW (50% off for traders new to WSF), FLASH2X1 (35% off plus “BOGO on your first payout”) and, for the ELITE challenge only, REFUND200 (30% off plus a “200% Refund”). WSFunded’s terms allow one coupon per order. Below: what each code covers, every account price with and without 50%, 35% and 30% off, what the payout extras are actually worth, how the standard fee refund changes the math, dated past promotions and the rules worth reading before you pay. Codes and prices were read from WSFunded’s public pages on October 11, 2026; BestProps did not complete a purchase.

Best Current Read

• The code WSFunded is pushing: NEWYORK50 sits in the top banner of every wsfunded.com page BestProps opened on October 11, 2026 (home, FAQ, blog, terms) and in a homepage pop-up that says the code “applies to all challenges and account sizes”.
• Same discount, no draw: WSFNEW gives the same 50% to traders “new to WSF”, according to every plan tab on the homepage.
• The trade-off codes: FLASH2X1 (35% off) and REFUND200 (30% off, ELITE only) give a smaller discount in exchange for a bonus that pays only after you pass and withdraw. On price alone, 50% is the better deal. The bonus is worth more only if you are confident of a payout (worked math below).
• One coupon per order: the terms and conditions say “Coupons cannot be combined.”
• Who cannot use it: the checkout says it cannot sell accounts to customers in the United States or Puerto Rico, among others. The POWER challenge is also closed to Spain and Andorra.
• Stale signals on the site: the homepage FAQ still describes an ELITE2X1 offer with an Ibiza trip, and the ELITE page says ELITE is sold out while the homepage still sells it. Go by the banner and the plan tab for your account.

WSFunded Deal Snapshot

Source check: Every row was read on October 11, 2026 from wsfunded.com (the rendered homepage with each plan tab opened, the ELITE page, FAQ, terms and partner page) and from the checkout at purchase.wsfunded.com. The checkout asks for your name, email and address before it shows an order summary, so BestProps did not see a code field in use or a final total and did not pay.

Which WSFunded Code Fits Which Account

WSFunded sells eight account types. This is what its own pages say each code covers. “Not listed” means the code is not shown on that plan’s tab; it may still work, but WSFunded does not say so.

* WSFNEW is for traders new to WSF only. ? POWER is bought in two parts ($9.99 now, the rest when you pass). WSFunded does not say whether a code reduces the $9.99, the later fee, or both.

WSFunded Prices With and Without the Discount

Prices below are the one-time challenge fees shown on the wsfunded.com plan tabs on October 11, 2026. “Was” is the crossed-out price WSFunded prints next to some sizes. The discount columns apply each code’s percentage to the price shown, which is the price you would expect in the cart. If the checkout applies the code to the crossed-out price instead, your total will be a little higher. The terms say prices can change “without prior notice” and that fees and charges are shown before you submit the order.

Two-phase challenges: Classic and Ultra

Classic: 8% then 5% profit target, 5% daily loss limit, 8% static maximum drawdown, leverage up to 1:50. Ultra: 10% then 5%, 5% daily, 10% static maximum drawdown.

ELITE: 6% per phase, no daily loss limit

ELITE has a 6% target in each of two phases, no daily drawdown, a 6% static maximum drawdown and a 2.5% maximum risk per trade. The 40% column matches the table on the ELITE page exactly ($629 to $377.40 for $100K), which suggests WSFunded applies code percentages to the list price.

One-phase challenges: Rapid and Flash

Rapid: 10% target, 4% daily loss limit, 6% static maximum drawdown. Flash: 2% target with a 1% daily and 1% maximum drawdown, and a first payout available “instantly” with a 2% profit cap. The homepage labels Flash “coming soon”, but the checkout already lists it.

Instant accounts: Pro and Standard

Instant accounts skip the evaluation and use a trailing (dynamic) drawdown and a best-day consistency rule: Pro 5% drawdown and 15% best day, Standard 6% and 30%. WSFunded’s FAQ says Instant buyers must sign a contract before the account is activated.

POWER: the $9.99 Challenge and Where a Discount Lands

POWER works differently from every other WSFunded account. You pay $9.99 to start a one-phase evaluation (6% target, 3% daily loss limit, 6% maximum drawdown). If you pass, you pay the rest of the fee before the funded account is issued. WSFunded’s FAQ says you have 30 days to pay once the payment button appears, POWER runs on MT5 only with no add-ons, and it “will not be available” to users in Spain and Andorra.

* Only if the code is accepted on the after-passing fee. WSFunded does not say whether a code applies to the $9.99, to the later payment, or to both. On a $50K POWER the difference is large: 50% off the $9.99 saves $5, while 50% off the $340 funded fee saves $170.

POWER’s appeal is that a failed attempt costs $9.99. If you expect to fail a few times before passing, a discount on the start fee hardly matters; what matters is whether the code can be used when you pay the funded fee. Ask support before you rely on it.

What the Payout Extras Are Actually Worth

Two of the four codes swap part of the discount for a bonus that pays only after you pass and withdraw. Here is what WSFunded publishes about each one, and a worked example.

• The standard fee refund (no code needed): WSFunded’s terms say that once you pass the challenge, “you will receive a refund of the initial registration fee together with your first withdrawal”. Archived copies of the homepage from June 2024, October 2024 and February 2025 make the same promise (“100% refund on your first withdrawal”). This refund is of the fee you actually paid, so a discount lowers what you get back.
• REFUND200, “200% Refund”: WSFunded does not publish how it is paid. If it means twice the fee you paid, returned with the first withdrawal, a $50K ELITE bought at 30% off ($237.30) would return $474.60, compared with $169.50 back on a NEWYORK50 purchase under the standard refund.
• FLASH2X1, “BOGO on your first payout”: not defined in the terms or FAQ. The same 2×1 idea on ELITE is described in the homepage FAQ as “matching funds on your first withdrawal”, which reads as WSFunded adding an amount equal to your first payout. Treat that reading as unconfirmed until support or the dashboard confirms it.
• Prize draws (NEWYORK50): an entry into a draw for a trip to New York for two. Its value to you is close to zero for planning purposes, since the draw rules, date and odds are not published.

50% off or 35% off plus the payout bonus?

The math is simple. FLASH2X1 costs $47.85 more on a $50K Classic. If you fail, you have lost more money. If you pass and the bonus works as a matching payment, almost any first payout covers the gap, and the higher fee comes back to you through the standard refund anyway. So FLASH2X1 is the better pick only for traders who expect to pass on this attempt. For everyone else, and for anyone buying several attempts, the 50% codes cost less.

The fee refund changes what a discount saves

Because WSFunded refunds the fee with your first withdrawal, a discount does not lower your cost if you pass and get paid: you get the fee back either way. The discount pays off when you fail, which is the more common outcome for any prop-firm challenge. On a $50K Classic, three failed attempts cost $957 at the shown price and $478.50 with a 50% code. That $478.50 gap is the real value of the code.

How to Use a WSFunded Coupon Code

1. Go to wsfunded.com and open the plan tab for the account you want. Note the shown price and the “Active offer” code on that tab.
2. Click “Buy challenge” to reach purchase.wsfunded.com. Pick the step type (Instant, 1 phase or 2 phase), the challenge, the account size and the platform: MT5, cTrader or MatchTrader (POWER is MT5 only).
3. Fill in your customer details. The checkout asks for name, email, country, phone and address before it moves on to payment. Read the country notice on that page: it lists the United States and Puerto Rico among the places it cannot serve.
4. Enter one code, for example NEWYORK50, in the discount field when it appears, and check that the total drops by the stated percentage. Only one coupon can be used per order.
5. Pay by Visa or Mastercard card, or by crypto. WSFunded says crypto payments that do not match the order are refunded within 6 to 8 business hours.
6. Keep the order confirmation showing the code and the total, especially if you used REFUND200 or FLASH2X1, whose bonuses are paid later.

WSFunded Promo Code Not Working? Common Reasons

• Two codes: the second code replaces the first or is refused. “Coupons cannot be combined.”
• Expired campaign code: WSFunded rotates codes often. FLASH50 was on the banner on October 3, 2026 with a 57-hour countdown, and by October 11 the banner had moved to NEWYORK50. The terms say an expired coupon “will automatically cease to be valid”.
• Not new to WSF: WSFNEW is for new traders. Try NEWYORK50 instead.
• Wrong plan: REFUND200 is listed only on ELITE and FLASH2X1 is not listed on ELITE.
• ELITE2x1 spelling and sell-out: the ELITE page calls the code both “ELITE” and “ELITE2x1”, and says ELITE is sold out.
• Your country: the checkout and the site footer exclude the United States, among others. A code cannot get around a country block, and the FAQ prohibits VPNs during verification.
• Codes from coupon sites: codes posted elsewhere may be personal referral codes, expired codes or codes WSFunded never issued.

WSFunded Promotion History (Dated Evidence)

The documented pattern: WSFunded runs short campaigns with named codes, usually 30% to 50% off, often paired with a payout bonus (2-for-1, matching or a larger fee refund) or a prize draw (Ibiza, New York). The 50% banner code changed between October 3 and October 11, 2026. Review blogs also report a 50% Black Friday code and an earlier 25% code limited to some challenges; BestProps could not find those on archived WSFunded pages, so they are not listed as confirmed. BestProps does not predict sale dates. If you are not in a hurry, check the banner again before paying, because the code in front of you may have changed.

Codes on Coupon Sites

Search results for WSFunded codes are crowded with coupon sites and blogs. Some list the same codes WSFunded shows, some list older campaign codes, and some list personal referral codes. WSFunded pays referrers up to 15% of each sale, which gives every one of those sites a reason to push its own code. BestProps reprints only codes the firm itself publishes. If you hold a different code, test it in the checkout and compare the total with NEWYORK50’s 50%.

Rules That Change the Real Cost

Is the Discount Worth It? What to Check About WSFunded First

• What you are buying: WSFunded’s footer and terms say all accounts are simulated: “any balance, profit, loss, or account displayed on its platforms is entirely hypothetical”. Payouts are performance rewards under its contract, not withdrawals of trading profits from a live account.
• Who runs it: WSFmarkets Ltd, a Saint Lucia company, under WSF Technology FZCO in Dub