FundedHive Price for Every Account Size with Coupon Code BRIDGE (Up to 20% Off)

Quick answer: The best FundedHive coupon code is BRIDGE: up to 20% off, verified 15 November 2026. BRIDGE takes 20% off the Pay From Profits 1 Step Bee and 2 Step Bee access fees and 10% off Classic 2-Step NewBee and InstantGrowth, for new and returning traders. With the code, FundedHive's 20 accounts cost from $7.20 (2 Step Bee $5K) to $899.10 (Classic NewBee $200K). Today's tested prices are on the FundedHive coupon code page.

FundedHive coupon code "BRIDGE": up to 20% off every account size

FundedHive discount code "BRIDGE": 20% off Pay From Profits, 10% off Classic and InstantGrowth

FundedHive promo code "BRIDGE": the same code for new and returning traders, checked daily

BRIDGE, the exclusive Prop Firm Bridge code, is independently verified: Akash Mane tests it by hand at FundedHive's own checkout every day. On the check of 15 November 2026, the code applied 20% on Pay From Profits and 10% on Classic and InstantGrowth.

Active and verified FundedHive coupon code

FundedHive sells four kinds of account, and the price of each one depends on two things: the account size and the programme. A $100K account can cost $79.20 or $449.10 with BRIDGE, depending on whether you pick Pay From Profits 2 Step Bee or Classic NewBee. That gap is not a mistake. The programmes work in very different ways, and the cheaper ones move part of the cost to later, once you are funded.

This guide lists the price of every FundedHive account size, before and after coupon code BRIDGE, to the cent. It then explains what each price actually buys, what other costs can come later (the funded account fee on Pay From Profits, the Phase 2 fee on 2 Step Bee, the upgrade fee on InstantGrowth), and which account gives the most for the money. Every price comes from Prop Firm Bridge's offer records for FundedHive and its live coupon page. Every rule comes from FundedHive's own terms and conditions, effective January 2026.

FundedHive prices at a glance: all 20 accounts with BRIDGE

FundedHive coupon code "BRIDGE" price list for every account size

Here is the full FundedHive price list in one table. The list price is what FundedHive shows before any code. The BRIDGE price is what you pay after the code is applied at checkout. The saving is the difference.

How the BRIDGE price is worked out

On Pay From Profits, the BRIDGE price is the list price times 0.80. The 1 Step Bee $100K lists at $249.00, and $249.00 × 0.80 = $199.20. On Classic NewBee and InstantGrowth, the BRIDGE price is the list price times 0.90. The Classic $100K lists at $499.00, and $499.00 × 0.90 = $449.10. Every FundedHive list price is a whole dollar, so both calculations land exactly on a cent and no rounding is needed.

The cheapest and the most expensive FundedHive accounts

The cheapest FundedHive account with BRIDGE is the Pay From Profits 2 Step Bee $5K at $7.20. The cheapest Classic account is the NewBee $2K at $13.50. The most expensive account is the Classic NewBee $200K at $899.10. InstantGrowth has a single entry price, $269.10 for the $10K starting level, and grows from there without a new access fee for each level.

The cheapest FundedHive account guide ranks the low end in more depth, with budgets from $10 to $150.

My experience: I read FundedHive's terms for all four programmes before building this table, and every BRIDGE price in it is the list price with the verified discount applied. On Pay From Profits the code takes one fifth off; on Classic and InstantGrowth it takes one tenth off.

Pay From Profits 2 Step Bee prices with BRIDGE

FundedHive 2 Step Bee discount code "BRIDGE": 20% off every size

Pay From Profits 2 Step Bee is FundedHive's lowest-priced programme. You pay a small access fee to start, pass two phases, and the funded account fee is paid later, wholly or partly out of your profits. That is where the name comes from: you pay from profits.

The Phase 2 access fee

FundedHive's terms say that after you pass Phase 1 of 2 Step Bee, you pay the next access fee to unlock Phase 2, and you have 14 calendar days to do it or you lose access to the account. Our records show the displayed price as the fee for each phase. So the full access cost of a 2 Step Bee account, if you pass Phase 1, is up to two access fees, not one.

BRIDGE is verified on the first access fee. Whether the code also applies to the Phase 2 fee is something to confirm in the checkout when you reach it: type BRIDGE into the box again and read the total before you pay. The table shows Phase 2 at list price so nothing is overstated.

Why the 2 Step Bee $50K is a sweet spot

Look at the price per $1,000 of account. The $5K costs $1.44 per $1,000 with BRIDGE, the $50K costs $1.20, the $100K costs $0.79 and the $200K costs $0.80. The jump from $50K ($60.00) to $100K ($79.20) is only $19.20 for twice the account. If your plan can handle a 5% daily limit on a bigger balance, the $100K gives the most account per dollar of access fee in the whole FundedHive range.

My experience: the 14-day window for the Phase 2 fee is the line in the 2 Step Bee terms I would mark first. It is easy to pass Phase 1 on a Friday and forget the deadline. Pay the second fee early, and type BRIDGE again when you do.

Pay From Profits 1 Step Bee prices with BRIDGE

FundedHive 1 Step Bee coupon code "BRIDGE": 20% off, one phase

Pay From Profits 1 Step Bee has a single evaluation phase with a 10% profit target. You pay one access fee, pass one phase, and then the funded account fee works the same way as on 2 Step Bee.

1 Step Bee or 2 Step Bee: which costs less?

On the first fee alone, 2 Step Bee always costs less. On the full path to funding, the answer is closer. If you pass Phase 1 of 2 Step Bee and pay the Phase 2 fee at list price, the $100K costs $79.20 + $99.00 = $178.20, against $199.20 for 1 Step Bee $100K with BRIDGE. The 2 Step path is still $21.00 cheaper, but you have to pass two phases (8% and then 6%) instead of one (10%).

So on five of the six sizes, the full 2 Step path costs a little more than 1 Step once both phase fees are paid. Only at $100K is 2 Step cheaper end to end, because the 2 Step $100K fee ($99) is unusually low against the 1 Step $100K ($249). If the Phase 2 fee also takes BRIDGE at checkout, every 2 Step total drops by a further 20% of the Phase 2 fee. Our guide to picking a FundedHive plan weighs the rule differences, not just the price.

My experience: I did this sum because the first-fee prices make 2 Step look half the price of 1 Step. Once the second phase is counted, the gap closes on most sizes. The code takes the same 20% off both programmes' first fee.

The funded account fee on Pay From Profits

FundedHive Pay From Profits cost with promo code "BRIDGE": the fee after you pass

Pay From Profits accounts have a second cost that comes after you pass: the funded account fee. FundedHive's terms set it as a percentage of the funded capital, and the percentage depends on the risk group your trading falls into during the evaluation. It is the same on 1 Step Bee and 2 Step Bee, and the same percentage at every size.

The terms say the fee is deducted once, from your profit share, before payouts. For the Low and Moderate groups, nothing more is paid in cash: your first profits cover the fee. For the Medium and High groups, half is paid upfront when the funded account starts and the other half comes from profits.

The funded account fee in dollars, by size

Our offer records show BRIDGE on the access fee. Nothing in them says the code applies to the funded account fee, so this guide does not claim it does. Treat the funded account fee as a separate cost when you compare FundedHive's programmes.

How the risk group is decided

FundedHive places you in a risk group by how you trade in the evaluation. The terms set these limits:

If you trade carefully in the evaluation, with a stop loss on every trade and small risk, you land in the Low group and pay 1% from profits, with nothing upfront. If you use the full room the account allows, you land in the High group and pay 3%, half of it upfront. The terms also say that if a funded trader goes beyond the limits of their group, the account is paused and the trader pays the difference in fee. A trade without a stop loss that is closed within 10 seconds is treated as accidental and does not count.

The real price of a Pay From Profits $100K

Put the access fee and the funded account fee together and the picture changes. A Low-group trader on 1 Step Bee $100K pays $199.20 with BRIDGE now and $1,000 out of profits later, with no further cash. A High-group trader on the same account pays $199.20 now, $1,500 upfront when funded, and $1,500 out of profits. The access fee is the smallest part of the cost for the High group, and the largest cash part for the Low group.

My experience: the risk group table is the part of the Pay From Profits terms that matters most for price. Trading the evaluation as if you were in the Low group is the single biggest saving on these accounts, far more than any code.

Hive Coins: the refund on Pay From Profits

FundedHive deal with coupon code "BRIDGE": access fee back in Hive Coins

FundedHive's terms say Pay From Profits access fees are 200% refundable in Hive Coins when you pass. Hive Coins are FundedHive's own credit, and the terms say they can cover at most 50% of the price of a challenge. So they work as a discount on a future account, not as cash.

In practice, if you pass a 1 Step Bee $100K bought for $199.20 with BRIDGE, the refund is set by the terms on the access fee, and you can then use Hive Coins for up to half of a later challenge price. Exactly how the 200% is calculated (on the list price or the price paid) is shown in your dashboard; check it there before you plan around a number.

Can Hive Coins and BRIDGE be used together?

Our records do not confirm how FundedHive's checkout combines Hive Coins with a coupon code. If you hold Hive Coins, try BRIDGE first, read the total, then add the coins and read the total again. Pay whichever comes out lower, and never assume two discounts will stack.

My experience: I note Hive Coins here because they change the true cost of a second account for anyone who passes. They are FundedHive credit, capped at half a challenge, and the code applies at checkout in the usual way.

Classic 2-Step NewBee prices with BRIDGE

FundedHive Classic discount code "BRIDGE": 10% off every NewBee size

Classic is FundedHive's standard two-phase evaluation. You pay the whole fee upfront, there is no funded account fee from profits, and the account sizes run from $2K to $200K. BRIDGE takes 10% off.

The three Classic levels

FundedHive's Classic terms describe three levels, NewBee, WorkerBee and QueenBee, each with a higher split and a tighter daily limit. BRIDGE is verified on NewBee, which is the level our price records hold.

All three levels share the 8% and 6% targets, the 10% overall loss limit, the 3% maximum loss per trade and the minimum of 3 profitable days. Prices for WorkerBee and QueenBee are not in our records, so they are not listed here.

Classic $5K: the best value per $1,000 at the small end

The Classic $10K costs $71.10 with BRIDGE, which is $7.11 per $1,000. The Classic $5K costs $26.10, only $5.22 per $1,000, and the $2K costs $13.50. If you want a small Classic account, the $5K gives more account per dollar than the $10K. At the large end, the $100K and $200K are almost the same per $1,000 ($4.49 and $4.50).

My experience: Classic is the programme I would point to for a trader who wants one fee and nothing later. The code takes 10% off it, less than on Pay From Profits, but there is no funded account fee to plan for.

InstantGrowth price with BRIDGE: one fee, ten levels

FundedHive InstantGrowth coupon code "BRIDGE": $269.10 for the $10K start

InstantGrowth, also called the Golden Tower, is a different kind of account. You start at $10K and climb ten levels, with the account growing at each level up to $1,000,000. There is one access fee at the start: $299.00 at list price, $269.10 with BRIDGE.

The upgrade fee, level by level

From Level 2 onward, moving up a level costs 2% of the new balance, taken from the profits of the level before. The first five levels double each time, so the numbers are easy to show:

Each upgrade fee is two thirds of the previous level's 6% target: $400 of the $600 at Level 1, $800 of the $1,200 at Level 2, and so on. After Level 5 the balance grows in proportion up to $1,000,000 at Level 10, and the exact balance of each later level is shown in your dashboard. The upgrade fees are paid from profits, not as new cash, and BRIDGE applies only to the first access fee.

What else InstantGrowth requires

The terms list Level 1 as a verification stage, with live execution through AADS from Level 2 onward. Martingale and grid strategies are not allowed, nor is hedging across accounts or arbitrage. One user can hold at most 6 active InstantGrowth accounts. Completing Level 10 places the trader in FundedHive's Hall of Fame with special sponsorship.

My experience: InstantGrowth is the only FundedHive account where one fee can lead to a seven-figure balance, but each step up is paid from profits. Reading the upgrade fee next to the 6% target is what makes the cost clear. The code takes 10% off the start.

FundedHive price per $1,000 of account and per $100 of loss room

FundedHive best value account with discount code "BRIDGE"

A fee only means something next to what it buys. Two simple measures help: the price for each $1,000 of account, and the price for each $100 of overall loss room (the dollars you can lose before the account ends). The lower the number, the more the fee buys.

Because the Pay From Profits and Classic accounts all have a 10% overall loss limit, the two measures are the same number for them. InstantGrowth has a 6% static drawdown, so its loss room is smaller and its price per $100 of room is higher.

How to read this table honestly

The table compares the first fee only. Pay From Profits looks far cheaper than Classic here because part of its cost comes later, as the funded account fee. On a $100K, the Classic fee of $449.10 is the whole cost; the 2 Step Bee's $79.20 is followed by the Phase 2 fee and a funded account fee of $1,000 to $3,000, depending on the risk group. Classic also has no risk group, so a trader who would land in the Medium or High group on Pay From Profits may find Classic cheaper in the end. InstantGrowth buys something the others do not: no daily limit, no time limit, and a path to $1,000,000 from one fee.

My experience: this table is the first sum I would do for any FundedHive account, and the second is the funded account fee. A price that looks cheap at checkout and one that is cheap in the end are not always the same account.

FundedHive trading costs after you buy

FundedHive spreads, fees and leverage with the BRIDGE code

The access fee is not the only cost of trading at FundedHive. These are the trading conditions in FundedHive's terms that apply on every model:

At $3 per lot round turn, a trader who trades 10 lots in a day pays $30 in fees. Over 20 trading days, that is $600, more than the BRIDGE price of most Pay From Profits accounts. A high-volume trader should count this cost along with the access fee. Zero swaps help anyone who holds trades overnight, because there is no nightly charge on open positions.

Holding over the weekend and copy trading

The annexes to FundedHive's terms allow weekend holding during challenges but not on funded accounts, while section 7.2.3 of the general terms says weekend holding is not allowed. Because the two sections do not match, confirm the current rule with FundedHive before you plan to hold a trade over the weekend. Copy trading is allowed in challenges but not on funded accounts. News trading and expert advisors are allowed, there is no minimum holding time, and a rule against high-frequency trading applies.

My experience: I read the trading conditions section of FundedHive's terms before writing this. BRIDGE lowers the access fee at checkout; it does not change spreads, the per-lot fee or leverage.

What you get back: payouts against the price

FundedHive payout with coupon code "BRIDGE": profit needed to cover the fee

Another way to judge a price is how much profit a funded account must make before your share covers it. On Classic NewBee you keep 70%, so the profit needed is the BRIDGE price divided by 0.70. On Pay From Profits you keep 80%, but the funded account fee is deducted from your profit share first, so the profit needed includes that fee too.

For the 1 Step Bee $100K in the Low group: your 80% share must first cover the $1,000 funded account fee, then the $199.20 access fee, a total of $1,199.20, which needs $1,199.20 ÷ 0.80 = $1,499.00 of profit. For the 2 Step Bee $100K with both phase fees ($178.20) and the $1,000 fee: $1,178.20 ÷ 0.80 = $1,472.75.

FundedHive pays in USDC on the Ethereum network, with a $50 minimum withdrawal and a daily cap of $1,000 per wallet on Classic and Pay From Profits, and $2,000 on InstantGrowth. The full payout rules are in our FundedHive payout proof guide.

My experience: on Pay From Profits, the number that matters is not the access fee but the access fee plus the funded account fee. I worked out each line above from FundedHive's split and fee rules.

Three worked examples: the full FundedHive cost

FundedHive deal with code "BRIDGE": what three different traders really pay

The tables above give each price on its own. Here is how they add up for three different traders, using only the numbers in FundedHive's terms and the BRIDGE prices. Each example assumes the trader passes and reaches a funded account; a failed evaluation costs only the access fees paid so far.

Trader A: careful, wants $100K, picks 2 Step Bee

Trader A buys Pay From Profits 2 Step Bee $100K for $79.20 with BRIDGE. A stop loss goes on every trade within seconds, no trade risks more than 1%, no day loses more than 2%, and the account never falls more than 5%. That places Trader A in the Low risk group. After passing Phase 1, Trader A pays the Phase 2 fee within 14 days: $99.00 at list price, or less if BRIDGE applies to it at checkout. Once funded, the 1% funded account fee of $1,000 comes out of the first profit share, with nothing upfront.

• Cash paid: $79.20 + $99.00 = $178.20.
• Paid from profits: $1,000.
• Profit needed before the first dollar is truly earned: $1,472.75, or 1.47% of the account.

Trader B: uses the full room, picks 1 Step Bee

Trader B buys Pay From Profits 1 Step Bee $50K for $119.20 with BRIDGE and trades with up to 3% risk per trade and 5% on bad days. That places Trader B in the High risk group, with a 3% funded account fee: $1,500 on $50K, of which $750 is paid upfront when the funded account starts and $750 comes from profits.

• Cash paid: $119.20 + $750.00 = $869.20.
• Paid from profits: $750.
• For Trader B, Classic NewBee $50K at $269.10 would have cost $600.10 less in cash, with no fee from profits, but at a 70% split instead of 80%.

Trader C: wants no daily limit, picks InstantGrowth

Trader C buys InstantGrowth for $269.10 with BRIDGE and starts at $10,000. There is no daily loss limit, no minimum days and no time limit, but the static drawdown is 6% ($600) and no single trade may lose more than 2% ($200). Reaching the 6% target of $600 opens Level 2, where the account doubles to $20,000 and a 2% upgrade fee of $400 is paid out of the Level 1 profit.

• Cash paid: $269.10, once.
• Paid from profits on the way up: $400 to reach Level 2, $800 to reach Level 3, $1,600 to reach Level 4, $3,200 to reach Level 5.
• No new access fee at any level.

The three examples show why the cheapest first fee is not always the cheapest account. For a careful trader, Pay From Profits is very cheap in cash. For a trader who uses the full room, Classic can cost less overall. For a trader who wants to grow one account a long way, InstantGrowth costs one fee and then pays its own way from profits.

My experience: I built these examples from FundedHive's own fee and risk group rules, with BRIDGE on the first access fee only, because that is what is verified. If the code also lowers a later fee at checkout, each example only gets cheaper.

Why BRIDGE and not a bigger number you saw elsewhere

FundedHive voucher code and offer code: why the percentage you see matters

Some coupon sites show a bigger percentage for FundedHive than any code really gives, because a bigger number gets more clicks. When you type that code at checkout, the total either does not move or moves by less than the page said. BRIDGE is different in one simple way: it is checked at FundedHive's own checkout every day, and the coupon page shows the result of that check, including the date.

BRIDGE gives 20% on Pay From Profits and 10% on Classic and InstantGrowth. This guide does not call that the highest FundedHive discount anywhere, because a firm can run its own sale at any time. What it is: the exclusive Prop Firm Bridge code, verified and tested every day, with the tested price written down to the cent.

Why so many FundedHive codes don't work

Most failed codes fail for plain reasons. They were made for a sale that has ended, for one programme only, or for new traders only. Some are copied from page to page without anyone testing them. Others fail because of a space, a lower-case letter, or because they were typed after the payment step. BRIDGE works for new and returning traders on all four programmes listed in the table at the top of this guide.

Can you stack BRIDGE with another FundedHive code?

No. FundedHive's checkout takes one code per order, and a second code replaces the first. If FundedHive runs a sale of its own, compare the total with BRIDGE and without it, and pay the lower one.

My experience: the daily check is simple: pick an account, type BRIDGE, apply, read the total. If the result ever changes, the FundedHive coupon code page shows it the same day.

How to use coupon code BRIDGE at FundedHive

How to apply the FundedHive coupon code "BRIDGE" at checkout

1. Open FundedHive's website and sign in or create an account.
2. Pick the programme: Pay From Profits 1 Step Bee, 2 Step Bee, Classic NewBee or InstantGrowth.
3. Pick the account size. Check the price tables above so you know the exact total to expect.
4. Type BRIDGE in the coupon box, in capitals, with no spaces, and apply it.
5. Check the order summary: the programme, the size and the BRIDGE line. On Pay From Profits the total should be 20% below list; on Classic and InstantGrowth, 10% below.
6. Pay. If you pass Phase 1 of 2 Step Bee, return within 14 calendar days to unlock Phase 2, and try BRIDGE again on that fee.

Working FundedHive code today for each account size

The same code works on every size, so there is no separate FundedHive code for a $5K account or a $200K account. Here are the totals to expect:

• FundedHive code for a $5K account: BRIDGE, $7.20 (2 Step Bee), $15.20 (1 Step Bee) or $26.10 (Classic).
• FundedHive code for a $10K account: BRIDGE, $15.20 (2 Step Bee), $31.20 (1 Step Bee), $71.10 (Classic) or $269.10 (InstantGrowth).
• FundedHive code for a $25K account: BRIDGE, $39.20, $79.20 or $134.10.
• FundedHive code for a $50K account: BRIDGE, $60.00, $119.20 or $269.10.
• FundedHive code for a $100K account: BRIDGE, $79.20, $199.20 or $449.10.
• FundedHive code for a $200K account: BRIDGE, $159.20, $319.20 or $899.10.

My experience: the code goes in the coupon box before payment, and the order summary shows the BRIDGE line straight away. If it does not, check for a space before or after the word.

Which FundedHive account size should you buy?

FundedHive account size guide with discount code "BRIDGE"

Price is only half the choice. The other half is the size your trading plan can handle. A few practical points from the rules:

• Your risk per trade sets the size. Every evaluation caps a single trade's loss at 3% of the account (2% on InstantGrowth). On Pay From Profits, the Low risk group means keeping each trade to 1%. If your usual stop is $100, a 1% rule points to a $10K account; a $500 stop points to $50K.
• Bigger is cheaper per $1,000, not cheaper in total. The 2 Step Bee $100K costs $0.79 per $1,000, the $5K $1.44. But a failed $100K costs $79.20 and a failed $5K costs $7.20.
• The funded account fee scales with size. On Pay From Profits, a bigger account means a bigger fee from profits: $50 to $150 on $5K, $2,000 to $6,000 on $200K.
• The daily payout cap does not scale. Withdrawals are capped at $1,000 a day per wallet on Classic and Pay From Profits, whatever the size. On a $200K account, a large payout takes several days to withdraw from one wallet.

FundedHive coupon code November 2026: does the size change the discount?

No. The percentage is the same on every size of a programme: 20% on every Pay From Profits size and 10% on every Classic size and on InstantGrowth. The dollar saving grows with the size: $1.80 on the 2 Step Bee $5K, $99.90 on the Classic $200K.

My experience: I would size the account to the risk per trade first and look at the price second. The position size calculator helps you set a lot size that fits each limit.

FundedHive in brief

About FundedHive, the firm behind the BRIDGE discount

FundedHive is a prop firm founded in 2025 and based in the United Arab Emirates. It runs on cTrader and pays traders in USDC. It scores 87/100 on Prop Firm Bridge and is PFB Verified, the top band of the method, where 67 to 100 is PFB Verified, 34 to 66 Moderate and 0 to 33 High Risk. The full profile is on the FundedHive firm page, with every programme's rules on its challenges page.

Prices and rules change. Every change Prop Firm Bridge sees is logged on the rule changes tracker, so check it before you buy if anything here matters to your plan.

Refunds

FundedHive's terms say access fees are not refundable once the account is created, except after a verified technical failure, under the conditions in section 9.6. The Hive Coins refund on passing a Pay From Profits evaluation is separate and paid in FundedHive credit.

Quick answers by search

FundedHive prices with coupon code "BRIDGE": the short answers

• FundedHive coupon code: BRIDGE, up to 20% off.
• FundedHive discount code: BRIDGE, 20% off Pay From Profits, 10% off Classic and InstantGrowth.
• FundedHive promo code: BRIDGE, for new and returning traders.
• FundedHive cheapest account: 2 Step Bee $5K, $7.20 with BRIDGE.
• FundedHive $10K price: $15.20, $31.20, $71.10 or $269.10 with BRIDGE, by programme.
• FundedHive $50K price: $60.00, $119.20 or $269.10 with BRIDGE.
• FundedHive $100K price: $79.20, $199.20 or $449.10 with BRIDGE.
• FundedHive $200K price: $159.20, $319.20 or $899.10 with BRIDGE.
• FundedHive best value per $1,000: 2 Step Bee $100K, $0.79.
• FundedHive funded account fee: 1% to 3% of funded capital on Pay From Profits, by risk group.
• FundedHive Phase 2 fee: the next access fee, paid within 14 calendar days of passing Phase 1.
• FundedHive InstantGrowth price: $269.10 with BRIDGE for the $10K start.
• FundedHive trading fee: $3 per lot round turn, raw spreads, zero swaps.
• FundedHive voucher code: BRIDGE, entered in the coupon box at checkout.

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

Keep reading: more FundedHive guides

FundedHive guides with coupon code "BRIDGE"

• Cheapest FundedHive account: the low end, ranked by price, room and budget.
• FundedHive payout proof: how FundedHive pays and how to check a payout.
• Which FundedHive plan to pick: the four programmes matched to trading styles.
• Is FundedHive worth it? The full cost against the rules and payouts.
• FundedHive firm page and its challenges page.
• Rule changes tracker, to see when FundedHive changes a price or rule.

Before you buy, check today's tested price on the FundedHive coupon code page, then take BRIDGE to checkout.