BrightFunded Futures Price for Every Account Size With Coupon Code BRIDGE (40% Off)

Quick answer: the BrightFunded Futures coupon code is BRIDGE. It takes 40% off every BrightCore and BrightPlus evaluation, tested by hand by Akash Mane at BrightFunded's own checkout on 13 November 2026. The cheapest account, BrightPlus $25K, drops from $120 to $72. The popular BrightCore $50K drops from $190 to $114. The biggest, BrightCore $150K, drops from $460 to $276.

BrightFunded Futures coupon code "BRIDGE": 40% off, verified 2026
BrightFunded Futures promo code "BRIDGE": 40% off, tested at checkout on 13 November 2026
BrightFunded Futures discount code "BRIDGE": 40% off, checked daily

You know the moment. The checkout page is open, the card is out, and there is one empty box that says "discount code". So you open a new tab, search, and find a page full of codes that promise big numbers. You paste the first one. "Invalid." You paste the second one. It works, but it takes off almost nothing. By the fourth tab you are not sure what the real price even is.

I wrote this page so you never have to do that for BrightFunded Futures. Below is the price of every single futures account BrightFunded sells, all eight of them, before and after the code BRIDGE. Every list price comes from BrightFunded's own futures pages. Every rule comes from BrightFunded's own futures help centre. Nothing here is a guess.

If you only want today's numbers and nothing else, the BrightFunded Futures coupon page has every price, checked daily. If you want to understand which price is actually the best deal for you, keep reading.

Active and verified BrightFunded Futures coupon code

That is the whole table. One code, one discount, every account. I keep it that way on purpose, because a list of twenty codes is the reason people waste their evening on checkout pages.

What does every BrightFunded Futures account cost with coupon code BRIDGE?

BrightFunded Futures price list 2026 with code "BRIDGE": all 8 accounts, 40% off

BrightFunded sells two futures programmes. Both are one-step evaluations. Both come in four sizes. That makes eight accounts in total, and the code BRIDGE works on all eight. Here is the full list, with the saving in dollars, because a percentage alone never tells you how much stays in your pocket.

BrightCore prices before and after BRIDGE

BrightCore is the plan BrightFunded labels "Best Value". Its maximum loss limit trails at the end of the day, not tick by tick. These are the four BrightCore sizes.

BrightFunded's own futures page lists BrightCore from $130 for the $25K and $460 for the $150K. Those two numbers are your official anchor. If the checkout ever shows something different, the checkout is the truth, and I update this page the same day.

BrightPlus prices before and after BRIDGE

BrightPlus is the plan BrightFunded labels "Faster". Its loss limit trails in real time during the day, and in return it pays out daily once you are funded. It is also a little cheaper on every size.

The official BrightPlus anchor is $120 for the $25K and $380 for the $150K. Again, checkout wins if anything moves.

Is the fee one-time, or is there a monthly subscription?

This is the first thing I check with any futures firm, because a lot of futures evaluations are billed every month until you pass. That turns a "cheap" account into an expensive one if you take six weeks.

BrightFunded Futures charges a one-time fee. There is no monthly subscription and no activation fee when you pass. So the price in the tables above is the full price of the evaluation. You pay $114 for a BrightCore $50K with BRIDGE, and that is it, whether you pass in three days or three months. There is also no time limit, so a slow week does not cost you anything extra.

You can pay with card, Revolut or crypto at checkout.

My experience: when I first lined up the eight prices, the one-time fee mattered more to me than the 40%. A one-time $99 for a $50K BrightPlus is a number I can plan around. A monthly bill is a number that keeps changing with how my month goes. With no clock and no renewal, the price you see really is the price.

How much does BRIDGE save on each BrightFunded Futures size?

BrightFunded Futures promo code "BRIDGE": save $48 to $184 per account

The code is a flat 40%. That sounds simple, but it means the saving in dollars grows with the account. On the smallest account you save $48. On the biggest you save $184. Here is what that looks like when you put the sizes side by side.

The saving in dollars, size by size

If you were going to buy two BrightCore $150K accounts, BRIDGE saves $368. That is more than a whole BrightCore $100K costs with the code.

What does a BrightFunded Futures account cost per $1,000 of capital?

This is the number I wish every firm printed. It tells you how much you pay for each $1,000 of account size. Lower is better value.

The pattern is very clear. Every step up in size makes each $1,000 cheaper. The BrightPlus $150K is the cheapest per $1,000 at $1.52. The BrightCore $25K is the most expensive per $1,000 at $3.12, more than twice as much.

What does each account cost per $100 of loss room?

Account size is only half the story in futures. What really decides how much room you have is the maximum loss limit, the dollar amount you can lose before the account ends. So I also divide the price by the loss limit.

This table tells a slightly different story. The $50K is the sweet spot here. Why? Because the loss limit is 4% on the $25K and $50K, but only 3% on the $100K and $150K. So the $50K gives you the most loss room for each dollar you spend. The BrightPlus $50K at $4.95 per $100 of room is the best value on this measure.

My experience: I used to look only at account size. The loss room is what actually decides how long an account lives, so now I run this table first. When I ran it for BrightFunded, the $50K stood out straight away. It is not the biggest, but it buys the most room per dollar, and that is what keeps you in the game on a bad day.

Which BrightFunded Futures account size gives the best value with the discount code?

BrightFunded Futures discount code $50K "BRIDGE": $99 on BrightPlus, $114 on BrightCore

A flat 40% off means bigger accounts save more dollars. The per-$1,000 table shows bigger accounts are cheaper per $1,000. And the loss-room table shows the $50K buys the most room per dollar. So which one should you actually buy?

Why bigger BrightFunded Futures accounts are better value

Three things get better as you move up a size, and none of them cost you extra per dollar.

• Cheaper per $1,000. The $150K BrightPlus costs $1.52 per $1,000 against $2.88 on the $25K.
• Bigger payout caps. The payout cap grows with size: $1,000 on 25K, $2,000 on 50K, $3,000 on 100K and $4,000 on 150K, per BrightCore cycle or per BrightPlus day.
• More contracts. The $25K allows 2 minis or 20 micros. The $150K allows 12 minis or 120 micros. More contracts let you size down per trade and still reach the target, which is a quiet way to trade safer.

The profit target stays at 6% on every size, so the target grows with the account. But the loss limit also grows, from $1,000 to $4,500, so the ratio between them stays close.

When is the $25K still the right choice?

Bigger is better value only if you can afford it and only if your plan fits it. The $25K is still the right buy in a few cases.

• You are new to futures and want to learn the rules for $72 or $78, not $228 or $276.
• You trade one micro contract at a time and would never use the bigger contract limit.
• You want to test the platform and the payout process before putting more money in.

The rule I follow is simple: buy only the size you can afford to lose completely. A $150K that hurts your rent is worse value than a $25K you can lose and shrug off.

Is it cheaper to buy two small accounts or one big one?

Let me run it. Two BrightCore $50K accounts with BRIDGE cost $228 and give you $100K of total size and $4,000 of total loss room. One BrightCore $100K costs $204 and gives you $100K of size and $3,000 of loss room.

So the two $50Ks cost $24 more but give you $1,000 more loss room, split across two accounts. If one account has a bad day, the other is still alive. That is a real advantage. The single $100K is cheaper and simpler to manage, with one set of rules and one payout cycle.

BrightFunded allows up to 5 active funded accounts per household, with a combined ceiling of $750K, so either route fits inside the limit.

My experience: I like the two-account route for futures. Trading the same plan on two $50Ks means one bad morning does not end everything. It costs a little more, but the extra loss room is real money, and the 40% code makes the second account cheap enough that it feels like insurance rather than a gamble.

BrightCore vs BrightPlus: which BrightFunded Futures plan is cheaper with BRIDGE?

BrightFunded BrightCore coupon code "BRIDGE" vs BrightPlus coupon code "BRIDGE": same 40%, different rules

BrightPlus is cheaper on every size. But cheaper on day one does not always mean cheaper over the life of the account. The two plans have different rules, and those rules change how likely you are to pass and how fast you get paid.

How the two plans differ on the loss limit

Both plans have the same loss limit in dollars. The difference is how it moves.

On BrightCore, the limit trails at the end of the day. During the day, your open profit can swing up and down and the limit does not chase it. Only your closing balance moves it.

On BrightPlus, the limit trails in real time. If a trade is up $800 and then comes back to break-even, the limit has already moved up with that $800 peak. That is the price of the faster payouts.

So if you are a trader who lets winners run and often gives some back before the close, BrightCore is kinder. If you take profits quickly and rarely let a trade go deep into the green and back, BrightPlus costs you less for the same thing.

How the two plans differ on consistency and passing speed

Both plans have a consistency rule during the evaluation only. Once you are funded, there is no consistency rule on either plan.

• BrightCore: 40% consistency. Your best day can be no more than 40% of your total profit. In practice, the fastest pass is 3 days.
• BrightPlus: 50% consistency. Your best day can be no more than 50% of your total profit. The fastest pass is 2 days.

Neither plan has a minimum number of trading days or a time limit, beyond what the consistency rule implies.

How the two plans differ on payouts

BrightCore pays every 5 winning days, or every 3 with the 3-Day add-on. A winning day is a closed net profit of at least $100 on the 25K, $200 on the 50K and $300 on the 100K and 150K. There is no buffer to build first.

BrightPlus pays daily. You first build a buffer: start balance plus the loss limit plus $100. On the 50K that is $52,100. Once you are above it, you can request from $250 a day.

So here is the full comparison in one table.

For a full walk-through of which plan suits which trader, see which BrightFunded Futures plan to pick.

My experience: on paper BrightPlus wins because it is $15 cheaper on the $50K and pays daily. But if you like to let winners run, a real-time trailing limit moves up with every open peak, and that is easy to forget in the moment. For that style, the extra $15 on BrightCore can be the cheaper choice in the end. Decide by how you trade, not by the price tag alone.

How much profit do you need to earn back the BrightFunded Futures fee?

BrightFunded Futures voucher code "BRIDGE": earn the fee back from $90 of profit

This is the number that turns a price into a plan. Once you are funded, you keep 80% of profits by default, or 100% with the profit-split add-on. So to get your fee back, you need profit equal to the fee divided by 0.8.

The break-even profit on every account

With BRIDGE, your break-even is 40% lower on every account. On the BrightCore $150K, that is $230 less profit you need before you are in the green.

How fast can you earn the fee back on BrightCore?

On BrightCore, a payout opens after 5 winning days. On the $50K, a winning day needs a closed net of at least $200. So five winning days of $200 each is $1,000 of profit. The payout is the lowest of three numbers: the $2,000 cap, 50% of your profit, or your balance minus the start balance plus $100.

With $1,000 of profit, 50% is $500, and that is your payout request. Your 80% share covers the $114 fee several times over. So on the BrightCore $50K, one minimum cycle is enough to earn the fee back, with BRIDGE or without it.

How fast can you earn the fee back on BrightPlus?

On BrightPlus, you first need to be above the buffer. On the $50K that is $52,100, so $2,100 above the start. The minimum payout is $250, and the first one can come 24 hours after your first funded trade if you are already above the buffer. After each payout, you need fresh profit of 1% of the account size, $500 on the 50K, before the next.

So BrightPlus takes more profit before the first payout, but once you are there, it pays every day you qualify.

My experience: I always write the break-even number on a sticky note before I buy. On the BrightPlus $50K with BRIDGE it is $123.75. That is one decent day on a single mini contract. Knowing the fee is one good day away, not one good week, changes how calmly I trade the first funded week.

How do you use the BrightFunded Futures coupon code at checkout?

BrightFunded Futures coupon code November 2026: "BRIDGE", step by step

It takes about a minute. Here are the exact steps.

The steps, one by one

1. Open BrightFunded Futures and go to the futures evaluations.
2. Pick your plan: BrightCore or BrightPlus.
3. Pick your size: $25K, $50K, $100K or $150K.
4. Add any add-ons you want (3-Day payouts on BrightCore, 2x payout cap, 100% profit split).
5. Type BRIDGE in the discount code box, in capitals, with no spaces.
6. Check the order summary shows 40% off before you pay.
7. Pay by card, Revolut or crypto.

Does the code work on add-ons too?

The 40% applies to the evaluation. Add-ons change what the checkout total is. Always read the order summary line by line before you pay, so you know exactly what the code has taken off. If something looks off, do not pay. Take a screenshot and check the coupon page for today's prices.

Does the code work if you have bought from BrightFunded before?

Right now BrightFunded shows the 40% on every futures evaluation, and BRIDGE gives that full 40% at checkout. I have not seen a split between new and returning buyers on the futures side. If your checkout ever shows a different number because of your account history, the checkout is the truth, and I update the pages the same day.

My experience: the only time a code has ever "failed" for me is when I typed a space after it. Copy it from the box on this page, paste it, and look at the summary line before you hit pay. That one look has saved me from paying the wrong price more than once.

Why do so many BrightFunded Futures coupon codes online not work?

Latest working BrightFunded Futures coupon code: "BRIDGE", tested every day

If you have searched for a BrightFunded Futures promo code before, you have seen pages full of codes with big numbers next to them. Here is why most of them let you down.

Untested, expired or invented

Most code pages are built by tools that collect codes from all over the internet and never try them at checkout. Some of those codes were real once and expired months ago. Some were for the CFD side, not futures. Some were never real at all. Untested codes may be expired or give less than they claim.

BRIDGE is different for one simple reason: it is tested at BrightFunded's own futures checkout, by hand, every day, and the date on this page is the date of the last test.

Can you stack two codes at once?

No. The checkout takes one code per order. Typing a second one replaces the first. So there is no point hunting for a "second" code to add on top. Pick the one that gives the full discount, which today is BRIDGE at 40%.

Is there a better BrightFunded Futures code than BRIDGE?

No. BRIDGE gives the full 40% off, which matches the best public discount BrightFunded Futures is running today, on every plan and size. If BrightFunded's discount ever changes, the tables on this page change the same day.

My experience: a notes file full of codes is how most traders start, and most of those codes are dead by the time they are needed. One code per firm, tested at checkout before you trust it, is simpler. For BrightFunded Futures that code is BRIDGE, tested at 40% on 13 November 2026.

What else should you know about BrightFunded Futures before you pay?

BrightFunded Futures deals: what the 40% buys, and the rules that come with it

The price is only worth it if the rules fit how you trade. Here are the rules that decide that, straight from BrightFunded's futures help centre.

The trading rules that matter most

• No daily loss limit on either plan. Only the maximum loss limit.
• No overnight or weekend holding. Everything closes at 4:45 PM ET, Monday to Friday. That auto-close is never counted as a breach (BrightFunded help: overnight and weekends).
• News trading is allowed.
• Hedging is not allowed.
• Minimum trade duration: more than 50% of your winning profit must come from trades held longer than 15 seconds.
• Bots and EAs are allowed only if they are your own and not run at another firm at the same time. Copy trading is only allowed between your own BrightFunded accounts (BrightFunded help: copy trading, bots and EAs).
• Inactivity: at least one trade every 30 calendar days in the evaluation, and every 7 trading days once funded.

Commissions per contract

The fee is not your only cost. Every trade has a commission. BrightFunded publishes all-in commissions per side (BrightFunded help: commissions):

A round trip on one ES contract costs $5.76. If you scalp twenty round trips a day on minis, that is over $100 a day in commissions, more than the cost of a BrightPlus $25K with the code. Count that before you choose your size and style.

Platforms, payouts and limits

You trade CME Group futures on NinjaTrader, Tradovate or TradingView. Payouts are paid in USDC on the ERC-20 network or by bank transfer, processed instantly and paid within 24 hours, according to BrightFunded (BrightFunded help: how payouts work). The profit split is 80%, or 100% with the add-on. You can hold up to 5 funded accounts per household, up to $750K combined (BrightFunded help: account limits).

For the full rules and our score, read the BrightFunded Futures review. For every rule change across firms, check the daily rule changes tracker.

My experience: the rule that surprised me most was the 4:45 PM ET auto-close. At first I thought it was a limit. Then I realised it is a safety net: you can never get stuck holding into a gap overnight, and the close never counts against you. For a day trader, that is one less thing to worry about.

Three worked examples: what a BrightFunded Futures account really costs on your budget

BrightFunded Futures coupon code "BRIDGE" by budget: $100, $250 and $500

Tables are useful, but most of us start with a number in our head: how much am I willing to spend this month? So here are three budgets and what BRIDGE turns each one into. All prices are the list price minus 40%, from the tables above.

What can you buy with $100?

With $100 you can buy one BrightPlus $50K for $99. Without the code, $100 buys nothing at all: the cheapest account, a BrightPlus $25K, lists at $120. So the code moves you from no account to a $50K account.

You could also buy a BrightPlus $25K at $72 or a BrightCore $25K at $78 and keep the change. But on a $100 budget, the BrightPlus $50K is the clear pick on value: $1.98 per $1,000 of account and $4.95 per $100 of loss room, the best loss-room value on the whole list.

The one thing to think about is the intraday trailing limit. If that worries you, the BrightCore $25K at $78 is the end-of-day option inside the same budget.

What can you buy with $250?

$250 opens up more choices:

• One BrightCore $100K at $204, with $46 left over.
• One BrightPlus $150K at $228, with $22 left over.
• Two BrightPlus $50Ks at $198 in total, with $52 left over.
• Two BrightCore $50Ks at $228 in total, with $22 left over.
• Three BrightPlus $25Ks at $216 in total.

Which is best? If you want the most total loss room, two BrightPlus $50Ks give you $4,000 of room for $198. The single BrightPlus $150K gives you $4,500 of room for $228, in one account, with a bigger daily payout cap of $4,000. The two BrightCore $50Ks give you $4,000 of room with the friendlier end-of-day limit.

Without BRIDGE, $250 buys one BrightCore $50K at $190 or one BrightPlus $50K at $165, and the BrightPlus $100K at $280 is out of reach. So the code roughly doubles what $250 buys.

What can you buy with $500?

With $500 you can buy almost any mix. A few that make sense:

• Two BrightPlus $150Ks at $456: $300K of total size and $9,000 of loss room.
• One BrightCore $150K at $276 plus one BrightCore $50K at $114, $390 in total, with $110 left for a retry on the $50K.
• Four BrightPlus $50Ks at $396: $200K of total size and $8,000 of loss room, spread across four accounts.

Without BRIDGE, $500 buys one BrightCore $150K at $460 and nothing else. With it, you can build a small plan with backup.

My experience: the budget view is how I actually decide. I write down the most I am willing to lose this month, then fill it with accounts from the cheapest-per-loss-room end of the list. On BrightFunded Futures that almost always means $50K accounts first, then a $150K once the plan is proven. The 40% code is what makes room for a second try inside the same budget.

How does the loss limit translate into contracts and points on each size?

BrightFunded Futures discount code "BRIDGE": what your $72 to $276 actually buys in points

A loss limit in dollars only means something when you know how many points it is on the contract you trade. These are the standard CME contract values, the same at every futures firm: one ES point is $50, one MES point is $5, one NQ point is $20 and one MNQ point is $2.

How many points of room does each size give on one contract?

These numbers ignore commissions, which eat a little of the room on every trade. On one ES round trip that is $5.76, about 0.12 of a point.

What happens when you trade the maximum contracts?

Each size has a maximum number of contracts: 2 minis on the $25K, 4 on the $50K, 8 on the $100K and 12 on the $150K (or ten times as many micros). If you trade the maximum, the room in points shrinks fast.

• $25K with 2 ES: $1,000 of room is 10 ES points.
• $50K with 4 ES: $2,000 of room is 10 ES points.
• $100K with 8 ES: $3,000 of room is 7.5 ES points.
• $150K with 12 ES: $4,500 of room is 7.5 ES points.

So at full size, every account gives you only 7.5 to 10 ES points before it ends. That is one normal swing on a busy morning. The contract limit is a ceiling, not a target.

Why smaller position sizes make the bigger account worth its price

Here is the part that changes how you see the price. A $150K at $276 with BRIDGE is not worth more because you can trade 12 minis. It is worth more because you can trade 2 or 3 minis and still have 30 to 45 ES points of room. Trading small on a big account is what the bigger loss limit is really for.

The profit target is $9,000 on the $150K. On 3 ES contracts, that is 60 points of net profit, spread over at least 3 days on BrightCore because of the 40% consistency rule. That is a realistic plan. On 12 contracts it would be 15 points, but with only 7.5 points of room, one bad trade ends the account.

My experience: converting dollars into points was the single most useful thing I did before buying a futures evaluation. Once I saw that a $50K at full size is only 10 ES points of room, I stopped thinking of the contract limit as something to use. I size so that the loss limit is at least 25 to 30 points on my contract, and I pick the account size that allows that.

What does a retry cost if you fail a BrightFunded Futures evaluation?

BrightFunded Futures reset price with code "BRIDGE": plan for a second try

Nobody likes to plan for failing, but most traders do not pass every evaluation on the first try. The honest question is: what does a second attempt cost, and how does BRIDGE change that?

The cost of two attempts on every size

If a retry means buying the same evaluation again, these are the totals for two attempts with and without BRIDGE.

Two BrightPlus $150K attempts with BRIDGE cost $456. One at list price costs $380. So the code turns one attempt into almost two for close to the same money. If BrightFunded offers a separate reset product at checkout, read its price there before you buy; this table only covers buying the evaluation again.

Does the code work again on the second purchase?

Yes. BRIDGE is not a one-time code. You can use it on your second, third or tenth evaluation. Each order takes one code, and BRIDGE gives the 40% each time it is tested at checkout.

How to lower the chance you need a retry at all

The cheapest evaluation is the one you pass the first time. A few rules from BrightFunded's own help centre that catch traders:

• The consistency rule. On BrightCore no single day can be more than 40% of your total profit; on BrightPlus, 50%. One huge day early does not fail you, but it means more days of profit to balance it before you pass.
• The 15-second rule. More than half of your winning profit must come from trades held longer than 15 seconds. Very fast scalpers should check their average hold time.
• The intraday trail on BrightPlus. Open profit moves the limit up. Take that into account when you let a trade run.
• The 4:45 PM ET close. It never breaches you, but a trade closed there at a loss still counts toward the loss limit.

My experience: budgeting for two attempts from day one takes the pressure off the first one. With BRIDGE, two BrightPlus $50K attempts cost $198, which is less than one BrightCore $50K at list price. Knowing there is a second try already paid for in my head makes me trade the first one more calmly.

How much do trading commissions add to the BrightFunded Futures price?

BrightFunded Futures promo code "BRIDGE" lowers the fee; commissions are the cost that keeps running

The evaluation fee is paid once. Commissions are paid on every trade, in the evaluation and when funded. They come straight out of your balance, so they also eat into your loss room and your profit target. BrightFunded lists them per contract, per side, in its help centre, and BRIDGE does not change them.

What are the commissions per contract?

Always read the current list on BrightFunded's commissions page before you plan, because a firm can change it.

How many trades does it take for commissions to match the fee?

This is a useful way to see the real cost. Take the BrightPlus $50K at $99 with BRIDGE. One ES round trip costs $5.76. So about 17 round trips on one ES contract cost as much as the whole evaluation. On MES, at $1.90 a round trip, it takes about 52 round trips.

For the BrightCore $150K at $276, the same math says about 48 ES round trips or about 145 MES round trips. If you trade 3 ES contracts at a time, each trade costs $17.28 in round-trip commissions, so 16 trades already equal the fee.

The point is not that commissions are high. They are normal for futures. The point is that an active trader can spend more on commissions during one evaluation than on the evaluation itself, so the fee is only part of the price.

How to keep commissions from eating your loss room

• Count them in your stop. A 10-point ES stop on 2 contracts is $1,000 plus $11.52 of commission. On a $25K with $1,000 of room, that one trade ends the account if it loses.
• Trade fewer, better setups. There is no minimum number of days on BrightFunded Futures, so you do not need to trade every day to pass. The consistency rule asks for spread-out profit, not many trades.
• Use micros while you learn the rules. Ten micros cost more in commission than one mini ($19 vs $5.76 round trip on indices), so micros are for flexibility in size, not for saving on fees.

My experience: I used to compare firms on the fee alone. Adding a simple line for commissions, trades per day times round-trip cost, changed which account looked cheapest for my plan. On BrightFunded Futures the fee with BRIDGE is low enough that commissions become the bigger number for anyone who trades more than a few times a day.

Your checklist before you buy a BrightFunded Futures account

BrightFunded Futures discount code "BRIDGE": ten checks in two minutes

Before you pay, run through this list. It takes two minutes and every item comes from the official rules quoted on this page.

1. Pick the plan by your style. End-of-day trailing (BrightCore) if you hold trades through swings; intraday trailing (BrightPlus) if you take profit quickly.
2. Pick the size by loss room in points, not by the account number. Use the points table above.
3. Check the price per $100 of loss room. The BrightPlus $50K is the best value at $4.95; the BrightCore $25K is the weakest at $7.80.
4. Know the profit target. 6% of the account: $1,500, $3,000, $6,000 or $9,000.
5. Know the consistency rule. 40% on BrightCore, 50% on BrightPlus, in the evaluation only.
6. Know the 15-second rule. More than half of winning profit from trades held over 15 seconds.
7. Know the close. Everything closes at 4:45 PM ET, Monday to Friday. No overnight or weekend holding.
8. Know the payout rhythm. Every 5 winning days on BrightCore; daily on BrightPlus once above the buffer.
9. Enter BRIDGE at checkout and check that the price drops by 40% before you pay.
10. Read the help centre once. The BrightCore guide and the BrightPlus guide are the final word on every rule.

For every price in one place, checked daily, see the BrightFunded Futures coupon page.

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