BrightFunded Price for Every Account Size with Code BRIDGE

Quick answer: The BrightFunded coupon code is BRIDGE: 30% off all 18 BrightFunded accounts (1-Step, 2-Step Bright and 2-Step Classic, every size from $5K to $200K), tested at checkout on 12 November 2026. With BRIDGE the cheapest account, the 2-Step Bright $5K, drops from $53.59 to $37.51; the popular 2-Step Classic $100K drops from $566.73 to $396.71; and the biggest, the 1-Step or 2-Step Classic $200K, drops from $1,136.88 to $795.82. Every price, checked daily, is on the BrightFunded coupon code page.

BrightFunded coupon code "BRIDGE": 30% off every account, verified 2026

BrightFunded promo code "BRIDGE": 30% off, tested at checkout on 12 November 2026

BrightFunded discount code "BRIDGE": 30% off all 18 accounts, checked daily

BRIDGE is independently verified: Akash Mane tests it by hand at BrightFunded's own checkout every day. On the test of 12 November 2026, the 2-Step Bright $100K came to $380.74 instead of $543.92.

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You open BrightFunded's site, pick a plan, and then open three more tabs to find a code. One page says 15%, another says 25%, a video from months ago says something else, and none of them shows the price you will actually pay. BrightFunded changed how its codes work this month, so many of the numbers you find online are simply old.

This page puts every number in one place. Below is the list price of every BrightFunded account sold today, the exact price after coupon code BRIDGE, the maths that gets you there to the cent, and what each account gives you in dollars of target and loss room. There are three programmes and six sizes in each, so 18 accounts in total, and every one of them is in a table on this page.

How much does a BrightFunded account cost in November 2026?

BrightFunded price list November 2026: from $37.51 with code "BRIDGE"

BrightFunded sells three evaluation programmes: 1-Step, 2-Step Bright and 2-Step Classic. Each one comes in the same six sizes: $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K, $100K and $200K. That makes 18 accounts. BRIDGE gives the same 30% off on all of them, so the only thing that changes your price is the programme and the size you pick.

How many BrightFunded accounts are there, and what do the cheapest and biggest cost?

Two things jump out of this table. First, 1-Step and 2-Step Classic have exactly the same list price at every size. Second, 2-Step Bright is the cheapest programme at every size. The gap is small at $5K and grows with size: at $200K, the Bright account is $39.92 cheaper than the other two after BRIDGE.

A quick word on who you are buying from. BrightFunded was founded in 2023 and is operated by Bright Global FZCO from Dubai Digital Park in the United Arab Emirates; its CEO is Jelle Dijkstra. Prop Firm Bridge rates it 85 out of 100 with PFB Verified status, based on its published rules, terms and payout documentation, with points held back for third-party review concerns and recent KYC complaints noted in our review. The price on this page is only one part of the decision; the is BrightFunded worth it article weighs the rest.

All three programmes have the same top size, $200K. There is no $300K or $400K single account in the current lineup. BrightFunded's own help centre does set a combined funded allocation limit of $400,000 per trader, which matters if you plan to hold more than one account. We cover that further down.

Which BrightFunded account fits a $100, $250, $500 or $800 budget with BRIDGE?

Here is a practical way to see what 30% does. Take a fixed budget and look at the biggest account it buys, with and without the code:

Look at the $100 row again. Without a code, $100 does not quite buy a $10K 1-Step or Classic ($110.61), and only just buys a $10K Bright ($99.21). With BRIDGE, all three $10K accounts fit, with $22.57 to $30.55 left over. At every budget from $250 up, BRIDGE moves you up one full size for the same money: $25K becomes $50K, $50K becomes $100K, and $100K becomes $200K.

That does not mean you should always spend the whole budget on one account. A $250 budget also buys three $10K Bright accounts with BRIDGE ($208.35 in total), which gives you three attempts instead of one. Which is better depends on whether you want one bigger shot or more practice under the same rules.

Where do these BrightFunded list prices come from, and why do some look like odd numbers?

If you have bought from other firms you may be used to round prices like $99 or $499. BrightFunded's dollar prices look less tidy: $55.87, $110.61, $566.73. That is because BrightFunded sets its official base fees in euros. The dollar prices on this page are the USD figures on our record, converted from BrightFunded's official euro base fees. Our record notes this plainly: the USD prices are converted until multi-currency pricing is supported.

In practice this means two things. One, if your checkout shows euros, the 30% is taken off the euro fee, and the percentage you save is exactly the same. Two, your card or payment app may convert the final amount at its own rate, so the number on your bank statement can be a few cents away from ours. The percentage is what BRIDGE controls. The exchange rate is not.

Some anchors to check on BrightFunded's own site: the 2-Step Bright is its lowest-priced programme at every size, and 1-Step and 2-Step Classic are priced the same as each other. If any price differs when you look, BrightFunded has changed it, and our coupon page with every price, checked daily shows the new number the same day.

What exactly does coupon code BRIDGE take off, and how are the cents rounded?

BRIDGE takes a flat 30% off the account fee. The maths is: list price × 0.70 = your price. Because BrightFunded's dollar prices already carry cents, the result often has three or four decimal places. We round to the nearest cent, half up, the way a checkout normally does.

Three examples so you can see it:

• 2-Step Bright $5K: $53.59 × 0.70 = $37.513, which rounds to $37.51.
• 1-Step $25K: $224.64 × 0.70 = $157.248, which rounds to $157.25.
• 2-Step Bright $200K: $1,079.86 × 0.70 = $755.902, which rounds to $755.90.

If a checkout rounds a fraction of a cent the other way, you may see one cent of difference on some sizes. That is rounding, not a different discount.

The code lowers the price and nothing else. The profit target, daily loss, maximum loss, minimum trading days, reward split and payout cycle are exactly what BrightFunded sets for that programme, the same as if you paid full price. BrightFunded's 15% Evaluation Profit Reward also stays included when you use BRIDGE.

My experience: the first thing I checked when the code moved to 30% on every plan was whether it really applied on 2-Step Classic, because the older setup gave Classic less. At checkout the order summary showed the 30% line on all three programmes before the payment step. What caught me out was the currency: I had to remind myself that the order summary can show euros while our table shows dollars. The percentage matched either way.

BrightFunded 1-Step price with BRIDGE, size by size

BrightFunded 1-Step coupon code "BRIDGE": $5K from $39.11

1-Step is BrightFunded's one-phase evaluation. You reach a 10% profit target, you never lose more than 3% in a day, and your maximum loss is 6%, measured as a trailing limit based on equity. You need at least 5 trading days, and there is no time limit. Once funded, the standard reward split is 80%, with a 90% add-on, and the first payout comes after 30 days, then every 14 days.

How much is the BrightFunded 1-Step at every account size?

The $200K 1-Step carries the biggest dollar saving on this page, $341.06, together with the $200K 2-Step Classic. On the smallest size you save $16.76.

What do the 1-Step rules mean in dollars?

Read the last column carefully. On the two-step programmes the floor stays where it starts. On 1-Step it starts 6% below your balance and can move up as your account makes new highs. On $100K, the floor starts at $94,000. If the account grows to $104,000 and the limit trails that high, the floor can sit at $97,760 (6% below $104,000). The trailing rule is the single biggest difference between 1-Step and the other two programmes, and it is the reason the same price buys you very different room.

Is the 1-Step price good value for a one-phase account?

The 1-Step costs the same as 2-Step Classic at every size. With 1-Step you pass one phase instead of two, which can save you weeks. With Classic you get a 5% daily limit instead of 3%, and a 10% static floor instead of 6% trailing. On $100K that is $2,000 more daily room and $4,000 more overall room, for the same $396.71.

So the 1-Step price is fair if speed is what you value. If room is what you value, the same money buys more of it on Classic. A trader who usually wins a target in a few clean trades and rarely has a red day bigger than 1% may like 1-Step. A trader who often goes 2% or 3% down before a trade works out will find the 3% daily line and the trailing floor very tight.

My experience: I priced the 1-Step and the Classic side by side at checkout at $100K, and the order totals were identical with BRIDGE: $396.71 each. Only when I read the rules page next to it did the real difference show. Write down your worst normal day in dollars before you pick; at $100K, the 1-Step daily line is $3,000.

BrightFunded 2-Step Bright price with BRIDGE: the cheapest programme

BrightFunded 2-Step Bright promo code "BRIDGE": $100K from $380.74

2-Step Bright is a two-phase evaluation with an 8% target in Phase 1 and 5% in Phase 2. The daily loss limit is 4% and the maximum loss is 8%, static, based on equity. Each phase needs at least 5 trading days and there is no time limit. Funded rules match the other programmes: 80% split (90% add-on), first payout after 30 days, then every 14 days.

How much is the BrightFunded 2-Step Bright at every account size?

This is the cheapest programme at BrightFunded at every one of the six sizes. The $5K Bright, at $37.51 with BRIDGE, is the cheapest BrightFunded account of all 18.

What do the 2-Step Bright rules mean in dollars?

A static floor means the floor does not climb with your profit. On $100K it is $92,000 on day one and still $92,000 after a good month. That is one of the most useful rules at BrightFunded for traders who let winners run and accept some giveback.

The daily limit is a little more detailed. BrightFunded calculates the daily permitted loss from the higher of balance or equity at rollover, while the percentage amount itself stays tied to the original account size. On $100K Bright, the daily amount is always $4,000. If your equity at rollover is $103,000, the daily floor for that day is $99,000, not $96,000. So a good day raises the next day's floor, even though the overall static floor stays at $92,000.

Why is 2-Step Bright cheaper than 2-Step Classic?

Price follows room. Here are all three programmes after BRIDGE, side by side:

At $100K, Classic costs $15.97 more than Bright with BRIDGE. For that money you get a 10% Phase 1 target instead of 8% (harder), a 5% daily limit instead of 4% (more room) and a 10% static maximum loss instead of 8% (more room). In dollars on $100K, Classic gives you $1,000 more daily room and $2,000 more overall room, and asks for $2,000 more profit in Phase 1.

Bright is cheaper because its first target is lower and its limits are tighter. It is not a worse deal, only a different one. If 8% feels reachable and you rarely lose 4% in a day, Bright is the best price at BrightFunded.

How many losing trades does each BrightFunded daily limit allow?

A percentage is easy to misread under pressure. A simpler test: how many losing trades in a row can you take before you reach the daily line? Divide the daily limit by your risk per trade.

On a $100K account, 0.5% risk is $500 a trade. On 1-Step, six of those in a day reach the $3,000 line. On Classic you can take ten before the $5,000 line. Spreads, slippage and the per-lot fee all eat into this, so leave a buffer and treat these as the most you can take, not a plan.

The same exercise works for the overall floor. At 0.5% risk, 1-Step's 6% gives you 12 losing trades from the start, Bright's 8% gives 16, and Classic's 10% gives 20, before counting any profit. On 1-Step the trailing floor can rise as you profit, so that cushion does not always grow the way it does on a static floor. Our position size calculator turns these dollar amounts into lot sizes for each symbol.

My experience: I always run the Bright $5K first when I test BRIDGE, because it is the cheapest account and the quickest to check. The order summary showed $37.51 after the code. The thing I had to read twice was the daily rule: the daily floor follows the higher of balance or equity at rollover. That one sentence changes how you plan the day after a winning day.

BrightFunded 2-Step Classic price with BRIDGE: the most room

BrightFunded 2-Step Classic discount code "BRIDGE": $200K from $795.82

2-Step Classic is the traditional two-phase layout: 10% in Phase 1, 5% in Phase 2, a 5% daily loss limit and a 10% static maximum loss, based on equity. Each phase needs at least 5 trading days and there is no time limit. Funded rules are the same as the other two programmes.

How much is the BrightFunded 2-Step Classic at every account size?

Under the older code setup, Classic received a smaller discount than the other programmes. In November 2026 BRIDGE gives 30% on Classic too, which makes the $200K Classic $341.06 cheaper than its list price.

What do the 2-Step Classic rules mean in dollars?

Classic has the widest standard loss room of the three. On $200K, the overall floor is $180,000 and the daily amount is $10,000. Its Phase 1 target is the same 10% as 1-Step, so you are not trading an easier target for the room; you are paying for a second phase in return for more room.

Who should pay the Classic price instead of the Bright price?

If your strategy has a normal drawdown of 6% to 8% before it recovers, Bright's 8% floor is right at the edge and 1-Step's 6% trailing floor is past it. Classic's 10% static floor gives that strategy space to breathe. The extra fee over Bright is $15.97 at $50K or $100K and $39.92 at $200K. For a strategy that needs the room, that is small money.

If your strategy rarely goes more than 3% or 4% below its high, you may never use Classic's extra room, and Bright's lower target saves you more than its lower price.

My experience: when I checked the Classic $200K at checkout, the total moved from $1,136.88 to $795.82 with BRIDGE. That is the largest single saving I see on BrightFunded. Reading the rules afterwards, the number that stayed with me was the daily amount at that size: $10,000. Sized at 1% a trade, that is ten losing trades in one day before the line.

New or returning BrightFunded buyer: what BRIDGE gives you, and what about the 15% reward?

Bright Funded coupon code "BRIDGE" for returning buyers: the same 30%

Some firms give one rate to first-time buyers and a lower rate to everyone else. On our record of BrightFunded today, BRIDGE is set for all customers, with no split between new and returning buyers.

Does BRIDGE work if I have bought from BrightFunded before?

Yes. The BrightFunded offer on our record is for all customers, and each of the three programme offers is marked for everyone. A returning buyer should see the same 30% line in the order summary as a first-time buyer. If you have bought before and see a smaller drop or none at all, that is not how the offer is set on our record, and we would want to know so we can check it at BrightFunded's checkout the same day.

The simplest check is the order summary. Look at the total before you pay. If it has dropped by 30%, the code applied. If it has not, use the checklist in the last section of this page.

What is the 15% Evaluation Profit Reward, and does it add to the 30%?

BrightFunded runs a 15% Evaluation Profit Reward on applicable plans. Based on BrightFunded's current marketing as recorded in our review, it is credited after later funded milestones rather than paid the moment you pass the evaluation. BRIDGE keeps it included on all three programmes.

It does not add to the checkout discount. Your fee drops by 30%, not 45%. The 15% reward is a separate benefit tied to evaluation profit, so keep it out of your price maths. When you compare the cost of an account, use only the 30%.

What about resets, retries and add-ons?

Our record covers BRIDGE on the purchase of the 18 evaluation accounts. BrightFunded also sells optional add-ons, such as the 90% split upgrade and faster payout add-ons (7-day and 14-day), and these change the price you see at checkout. We do not have a recorded price for each add-on, so the tables on this page show the base account fee only. If you add an add-on, check the final total in the order summary before you pay.

If you fail an account and buy a new one, that is a new purchase, and BRIDGE applies to it at the same 30% on our record. We do not have a recorded BRIDGE rate on resets, so do not plan your budget on the code applying to a reset.

How much does BRIDGE save if you need a second attempt?

Most traders plan for one attempt and then buy again. Because BRIDGE applies to every new purchase on our record, the saving repeats. Here is what two purchases of the same account cost:

Seen this way, the code is not a one-time saving. It lowers the cost of every retry, which matters most at the larger sizes, where a second $200K attempt with BRIDGE costs less than the first one without it.

My experience: for returning buyers I check the offer record before the checkout: on ours, BRIDGE is set for all customers at the same 30%, and the order summary showed the same 30% line. The 15% reward is a separate thing. I keep it out of my price notes entirely and only count the 30%.

BrightFunded cost per $1,000 and per $100 of loss room, for all 18 accounts

BrightFunded $100K price with code "BRIDGE": from $380.74

A price list tells you what you pay. It does not tell you what you get. Two numbers help: what each $1,000 of account size costs, and what each $100 of maximum loss room costs. The second matters more, because loss room is what you actually use when you trade. A third number shows how much gross profit you need on the funded account to earn back the fee.

How to read the value tables

Cost per $1,000 is the BRIDGE price divided by the account size in thousands. Cost per $100 of loss room is the BRIDGE price divided by the maximum loss in hundreds of dollars. Profit to earn back the fee is the BRIDGE price divided by your split: 0.80 on the standard split, 0.90 if you bought the 90% add-on (the add-on's own price is not included here). All values are rounded to the nearest cent.

1-Step value by size

2-Step Bright value by size

2-Step Classic value by size

Three results stand out. The cheapest account per $1,000 is the 2-Step Bright $200K at $3.78, followed by the Bright $100K at $3.81. The cheapest account per $100 of loss room is the 2-Step Classic $100K at $3.97, then the Classic $200K at $3.98. And the most expensive per $100 of loss room is the 1-Step $5K at $13.04, because 1-Step's 6% limit is the smallest room at BrightFunded.

Put simply: Bright gives you the most account per dollar. Classic gives you the most loss room per dollar. 1-Step gives you speed, and you pay for it in room.

Why a bigger BrightFunded account saves more dollars, and when not to buy it

Because BRIDGE is a flat 30%, the dollar saving grows with the price: $16.08 on the Bright $5K and $323.96 on the Bright $200K. The cost per $1,000 also falls as size rises: on Bright it falls from $7.50 at $5K to $3.78 at $200K. So for the same rules, a bigger account is better value per dollar of account size.

There is one small oddity. On 1-Step and Classic, two $100K accounts cost $793.42 with BRIDGE, which is $2.40 less than one $200K at $795.82. On Bright the $200K is cheaper: $755.90, against $761.48 for two $100K accounts, a saving of $5.58. The differences are tiny. The real choice is about risk: two accounts let one fail without taking the other with it. BrightFunded's combined funded allocation limit of $400,000 also caps how many large accounts you can hold at once, so two $200K accounts is the most you can stack.

A bigger size is only a better buy if you can afford to lose the fee. Many traders need more than one attempt. A $795.82 account you can buy once is worse for you than a $69.45 account you can buy several times while you learn the rules. Buy the size whose fee you can lose without it changing how you trade, then use these tables to pick the best programme at that size.

My experience: I built the loss-room column because cost per $1,000 kept pointing me to Bright, while my gut kept saying Classic gives more for the money. Both were right. Dividing by loss room instead of size moved Classic to the top at $100K. Pick the column that matches what worries you more: the target or the loss limit.

What else is in the BrightFunded price: rules, trading fees and payouts

BrightFunded voucher code "BRIDGE": price only, rules unchanged

The fee is the only cost you see at checkout, but it is not the only thing you are buying. These rules, from BrightFunded's help centre and our checked record, change what an account is worth to you.

Which BrightFunded trading rules change the value of an account?

• Trading days: a day counts as a trading day only if it includes a trade held for at least 60 seconds. You need 5 such days in the 1-Step and in each phase of the two-step programmes.
• News: news trading is allowed in the evaluation. On funded accounts, targeted trade entries and exits within 5 minutes before or after listed high-impact news are restricted.
• Holding positions: overnight and weekend holding are allowed on all three programmes.
• EAs and copy trading: expert advisors are allowed. Copy trading is allowed only between accounts that belong to you, including your own retail and prop accounts.
• Scalping: there is no minimum holding time for trades, but tick scalping is prohibited.
• Consistency: there is no consistency rule on the current programmes.
• Time limit: none. You can take as long as you need to reach the target.

The full wording is in BrightFunded's most frequently asked general questions and its capital and allocation page. Rule changes we spot are logged on our rule changes tracker.

What trading fees and leverage come on top of the account fee?

BrightFunded publishes its per-trade fees by asset class. Forex carries $3 per lot (BrightFunded's page does not say whether that is per side or round turn). Indices carry no per-lot fee. Crypto carries 0.024% round trip, which is 0.012% per side. Commodities carry 0.0010% of volume. These are on BrightFunded's trading fees page.

Leverage is the same in the evaluation and on funded accounts: 1:100 on forex, 1:40 on gold and commodities, 1:20 on indices and 1:5 on crypto CFDs, per BrightFunded's leverage page. You can trade forex, indices, commodities (including metals) and crypto CFDs on DXtrade, cTrader or MT5.

You can pay for an account by credit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal, Revolut or cryptocurrency. Residents and nationals of Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria and Vietnam cannot register or buy challenges. New registrations and purchases are also blocked for Pakistan, though traders from Pakistan with an existing active account may continue trading. The list is on BrightFunded's restricted countries page.

How and when are BrightFunded rewards paid?

The first reward cycle starts with your first funded trade. The first payout is available after 30 days, and after that every 14 days. BrightFunded sells 7-day and 14-day payout add-ons that change this standard schedule. There is no minimum reward amount on our record. Rewards are paid in USDC on the ERC-20 network or by bank transfer in euros. The details are on BrightFunded's reward split page.

BrightFunded does not pay through a public on-chain rail we can read, so our prop firm payouts tracker cannot list its payouts as transactions. The full payout picture is in BrightFunded payout proof.

My experience: the rule I underline every time I read BrightFunded's terms is the 60-second trading day. A quick in-and-out trade to tick a day off does not count. The second is the funded news window: what is fine in the evaluation is restricted once you are funded.

How to apply BrightFunded coupon code BRIDGE, and why other codes fail

How to use BrightFunded coupon code "BRIDGE" in 4 steps

What are the exact steps at the BrightFunded checkout?

1. Open BrightFunded and create or sign in to your account.
2. Pick the programme (1-Step, 2-Step Bright or 2-Step Classic), the account size and the platform. Add any add-on only if you really want it.
3. At checkout, type BRIDGE in capitals in the code box and apply it.
4. Check the order summary: the account fee should drop by 30%. Pay only after you see the lower total.

One box at the BrightFunded checkout takes the code, whether you call it a coupon code, promo code, discount code, voucher or referral code. BRIDGE goes in that box.

Why do so many BrightFunded coupon codes online not work?

Search for a BrightFunded code and you will find pages listing several codes with different percentages. Many are untested, expired, or were set up for a campaign that has ended. Some are copied from page to page without anyone trying them at a checkout. Even the older codes we used to list at different rates per plan have now been replaced by one rate for all plans. We do not list codes we have not tested.

Two quick signs that a BrightFunded code page is out of date: it shows a different percentage for each programme, which was how codes worked before this month, or it shows no date of the last checkout test at all. A page that cannot tell you when it last saw the code work is asking you to do the testing yourself, at the moment you are about to pay.

BRIDGE is the code we test at BrightFunded's own checkout every day, with the result on our BrightFunded coupon page, every price checked daily. If BrightFunded runs a bigger official promotion, that page lists it the day it starts, and you should use whichever gives the lower total.

Can you stack two BrightFunded codes, and what if BRIDGE does not apply?

No. Checkouts take one code per order, so a second code only replaces the first. If BRIDGE does not apply, check these in order: type it by hand in capitals with no space at the end; remove any other code already in the box; make sure you are buying one of the 18 accounts above; and during a BrightFunded sale, compare the total with and without BRIDGE and keep the lower one. If it still does not apply, tell us and we check it at BrightFunded's checkout the same day.

A code cannot override BrightFunded's own rules. After you pass, you complete identity verification (KYC) and the funded agreement. Refunds, resets and fee terms are BrightFunded's own, because you buy the account from BrightFunded, not from us.

My experience: in my own checkout tests, typing the six letters by hand, with no space after them, applied the code every time. If it does not apply for you, check for a trailing space from copy and paste, or an old code left in the box from an earlier visit.

Quick answers by search

BrightFunded coupon code "BRIDGE": 30% off every account, verified November 2026.

BrightFunded promo code "BRIDGE" $5K: from $37.51 (2-Step Bright).

BrightFunded discount code "BRIDGE" $10K: from $69.45 (2-Step Bright).

BrightFunded coupon code $25K "BRIDGE": from $149.27 (2-Step Bright).

BrightFunded promo code $50K "BRIDGE": from $221.10 (2-Step Bright).

BrightFunded discount code $100K "BRIDGE": from $380.74 (2-Step Bright) or $396.71 (1-Step and Classic).

BrightFunded coupon code $200K "BRIDGE": $755.90 (Bright) or $795.82 (1-Step and Classic).

BrightFunded 1-Step code "BRIDGE": $39.11 to $795.82.

BrightFunded 2-Step Bright code "BRIDGE": $37.51 to $755.90.

BrightFunded 2-Step Classic code "BRIDGE": $39.11 to $795.82.

Bright Funded coupon code "BRIDGE": the same firm, the same 30%.

BrightFunded referral code "BRIDGE": the same code, the same box.

BrightFunded code for returning buyers "BRIDGE": 30% off on our record.

BrightFunded coupon code November 2026 "BRIDGE": tested 12 November 2026.

All the same code, the same box, the same result.

Next: if price is your main filter, read the cheapest BrightFunded account with BRIDGE. If you are still choosing a programme, read which BrightFunded plan to pick. If you want to know how the firm pays, read BrightFunded payout proof, and for the full verdict, is BrightFunded worth it. The full BrightFunded review and the BrightFunded challenge accounts have every rule, and the BrightFunded coupon code page has every price, checked daily. To size your trades to the loss limits above, use the position size calculator, and to see the firm next to another option, open BrightFunded vs Funding Pips.