Funding Pips Price for Every Account Size With Coupon Code BRIDGE (All 37 Accounts, November 2026)

Quick answer: The Funding Pips coupon code is BRIDGE: 20% off a new purchase and 5% off a returning purchase on all 37 Funding Pips accounts, tested at checkout on 11 November 2026. With BRIDGE the cheapest account, the 2 Step Pro $5K, drops from $33 to $26.40; the popular 2 Step Standard $100K (3% daily loss) drops from $544 to $435.20; and the biggest, the 2 Step Pro $200K, drops from $919 to $735.20. Every price, checked daily, is on the Funding Pips coupon code page.

Funding Pips coupon code "BRIDGE": 20% off new purchases, verified 2026

Funding Pips promo code "BRIDGE": 20% off, tested at checkout on 11 November 2026

Funding Pips discount code "BRIDGE": 20% off new, 5% off returning, checked daily

BRIDGE is independently verified: Akash Mane, founder of Prop Firm Bridge, tests it by hand at Funding Pips' own checkout every day. On the test of 11 November 2026, the 1 Step Flex $5K with a 2% daily loss came to $41.60 instead of $52.

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You have the Funding Pips pricing page open in one tab and a checkout in another. One tab says $529, a video says something else, and a forum post from last spring quotes a price that no longer exists. Funding Pips changed its prices and rules for purchases made on or after 28 September 2026, so a lot of the numbers floating around are simply old.

This page fixes that. Below is the list price of every Funding Pips account the firm sells today, the price after coupon code BRIDGE for a new buyer, the price for a returning buyer, and what each account gives you in dollars of target and loss room. Every number comes from the prices Funding Pips lists for each programme and the discount we see at its checkout. Nothing is rounded away: every BRIDGE price is exact to the cent.

How much does a Funding Pips account cost in November 2026?

Funding Pips price list November 2026: from $26.40 with code "BRIDGE"

Funding Pips sells five account families. Two of them come in two versions with their own price, because you choose the daily loss limit when you buy. That makes seven programmes in total, and 37 separate accounts once you count every size. Here is the whole list at a glance before we go programme by programme.

How many Funding Pips accounts are there, and what is the cheapest and biggest of each?

Prices are the new-buyer price with BRIDGE (20% off). A returning buyer gets 5% off with the same code; those prices are in every table further down.

Only two programmes sell a $200K account: 2 Step Pro and FundingPips Zero. The other five stop at $100K. If you were hoping for a $200K 2 Step Standard, it does not exist under the current lineup, and no code can create it.

Which list prices does Funding Pips itself confirm?

The list prices in this article are the prices Funding Pips shows for purchases made on or after 28 September 2026. That date matters. On that day Funding Pips split 1 Step Flex into a 2% and a 3% daily loss version, split 2 Step Standard into a 3% and a 5% daily loss version, moved 2 Step Flex to a 10% then 8% target, and set 2 Step Pro to zero minimum trading days. Older accounts keep the terms they were bought under, so a trader who bought in August may remember different prices and different rules. Both can be true at once.

Some anchors you can check on Funding Pips' own site: the 2 Step Pro starts at $33 for $5K, the 1 Step Flex with a 2% daily loss is $529 at $100K, and FundingPips Zero is $888 at $200K. If any of those differ when you look, the firm has changed its prices, and our coupon page with every price, checked daily will show the new numbers the same day.

What exactly does coupon code BRIDGE take off?

BRIDGE takes a flat percentage off the account fee. For a new Funding Pips buyer it is 20%. For a returning buyer it is 5%. The maths is simple and exact: multiply the list price by 0.80 for a new buyer, or by 0.95 for a returning buyer. Because every Funding Pips list price is a whole dollar amount, the result always lands on an exact cent. A $529 account becomes $423.20 (529 × 0.80), not "about $423".

The code lowers the price and nothing else. The profit target, the daily loss, the maximum loss, the minimum days, the reward split and the payout cycle are exactly what Funding Pips sets for that programme, the same as if you paid full price.

My experience: the first time I tested BRIDGE on Funding Pips I expected the usual small print, a code that only worked on one plan. It applied on every programme I picked, and the order summary showed the 20% line before the payment step. What tripped me up was not the code but the two daily loss versions: I had picked the 3% 1 Step Flex by mistake and wondered why it cost more. Check the daily loss option before you look at the price.

Funding Pips 1 Step Flex price with BRIDGE: 2% and 3% daily loss

Funding Pips 1 Step Flex coupon code "BRIDGE": $5K from $41.60

1 Step Flex is the one-phase evaluation. You need a 12% profit target, the maximum loss is 12% and static, and there are no minimum trading days. The standard reward route pays 80% bi-weekly, and there is a monthly route at 100% after extra eligibility conditions. What changes between the two versions is the daily loss limit, and that changes the price.

How much is the Funding Pips 1 Step Flex with a 2% daily loss?

In dollars, the 2% version gives you a $100 daily loss on $5K, $200 on $10K, $500 on $25K, $1,000 on $50K and $2,000 on $100K. The 12% target and the 12% maximum loss are the same number in dollars: $600, $1,200, $3,000, $6,000 and $12,000 from the smallest to the largest size.

How much is the Funding Pips 1 Step Flex with a 3% daily loss?

The 3% version gives a $150 daily loss on $5K, $300 on $10K, $750 on $25K, $1,500 on $50K and $3,000 on $100K. Target and maximum loss are the same as the 2% version.

The $100K 1 Step Flex with a 3% daily loss carries the biggest dollar saving of any $100K Funding Pips account: $133.20 for a new buyer.

Is the extra daily loss room on 1 Step Flex worth the higher price?

Here is what the 3% version costs on top of the 2% version, after BRIDGE, for a new buyer:

The answer depends on how you trade. A 2% daily limit on $100K is $2,000. If you risk 0.5% a trade ($500), four losing trades in one day reach the line. With 3% you can take six. If your normal day has one or two trades and you never risk more than 0.5%, the 2% version gives you enough room and saves you $109.60 at $100K. If you trade several setups a day, or your stop is often hit twice before the move goes your way, the extra 1% can be the difference between a bad day and a failed account.

Remember that the overall loss is 12% on both versions. The daily line is the one you meet first. A trader who thinks "12% of room" and sizes for it will hit the 2% or 3% daily line long before the 12% floor.

My experience: when I priced the two versions side by side at checkout, the gap felt small at $5K ($17.60) and large at $100K ($109.60). I picked the 2% option for my own size test because I already trade one idea a day. Write down your worst normal day in dollars before choosing; that number picks the version for you.

Funding Pips 2 Step Standard price with BRIDGE: 3% and 5% daily loss

Funding Pips 2 Step Standard promo code "BRIDGE": $100K from $435.20

2 Step Standard is the classic two-phase evaluation: 8% in Phase 1, 5% in Phase 2, and a 10% static maximum loss. It has the widest choice of reward cycles at Funding Pips: weekly at 60%, bi-weekly at 80%, on demand at 90%, and monthly at 100% after extra eligibility conditions. Like 1 Step Flex, it comes in two versions with their own price.

How much is the Funding Pips 2 Step Standard with a 3% daily loss?

This version has no minimum trading days. In dollars: Phase 1 target $400, $800, $2,000, $4,000 and $8,000; Phase 2 target $250, $500, $1,250, $2,500 and $5,000; daily loss $150, $300, $750, $1,500 and $3,000; maximum loss $500, $1,000, $2,500, $5,000 and $10,000, from $5K up to $100K.

How much is the Funding Pips 2 Step Standard with a 5% daily loss?

This version keeps a minimum of three trading days in each phase. The daily loss in dollars is $250, $500, $1,250, $2,500 and $5,000. Targets and the 10% maximum loss are the same as the 3% version.

3% or 5% daily loss on 2 Step Standard: what does the difference cost?

There are two trade-offs here, not one. The 5% version gives you 2% more daily room, which on $100K is $2,000. But it also brings back the three-day minimum per phase. The 3% version is cheaper and lets you finish a phase in one day if the target is reached, but its daily line is tighter.

A day trader who often has a red morning and a green afternoon may value the 5% daily room. A swing trader who places one or two trades a week and rarely loses more than 1% in a day may prefer the cheaper 3% version and not miss the extra room at all. Either way, the 10% overall floor is the same.

My experience: 2 Step Standard is the account I price most often when someone asks me which Funding Pips account to start with, because the targets and the static floor are the easiest to explain. At checkout the 3% version at $100K came to $435.20 with BRIDGE, almost the same as the 2% 1 Step Flex at $423.20. Two very different rulebooks, nearly the same fee.

Funding Pips 2 Step Pro and 2 Step Flex prices with BRIDGE

Funding Pips 2 Step Pro discount code "BRIDGE": $200K from $735.20

These two programmes sit at opposite ends. 2 Step Pro has the lowest targets and the tightest limits. 2 Step Flex has the widest overall loss among the two-step accounts and a choice of reward route.

How much is the Funding Pips 2 Step Pro, including the $200K?

2 Step Pro asks for 6% in each phase, allows a 3% daily loss and a 6% static maximum loss, and has no minimum trading days for purchases from 28 September 2026. In dollars, the target in each phase and the maximum loss are the same number: $300, $600, $1,500, $3,000, $6,000 and $12,000 from $5K to $200K. The daily loss is half of that: $150, $300, $750, $1,500, $3,000 and $6,000. Rewards are 80% weekly, with a 100% monthly route after extra conditions.

The $200K 2 Step Pro is the most expensive account Funding Pips sells and so carries the biggest single saving with BRIDGE: $183.80. It is also slightly cheaper than two $100K Pro accounts: two of those cost $745.60 with BRIDGE, against $735.20 for one $200K, a difference of $10.40.

How much is the Funding Pips 2 Step Flex?

2 Step Flex asks for 10% in Phase 1 and 8% in Phase 2 for purchases from 28 September 2026, with a 4% daily loss and a 12% static maximum loss. In dollars from $5K to $100K: Phase 1 target $500, $1,000, $2,500, $5,000, $10,000; Phase 2 target $400, $800, $2,000, $4,000, $8,000; daily loss $200, $400, $1,000, $2,000, $4,000; maximum loss $600, $1,200, $3,000, $6,000, $12,000.

You choose the reward route when you buy. The standard route pays 80% bi-weekly and needs at least one trading day per phase. The alternate route pays 95% bi-weekly after three profitable days per phase, and each of those days has to meet Funding Pips' current profitable-day threshold. A monthly 100% route also exists after extra eligibility conditions.

Why is 2 Step Pro cheaper than 2 Step Flex at almost every size?

Price follows room. At $100K, 2 Step Pro gives you $6,000 of total loss room and costs $372.80 with BRIDGE. 2 Step Flex gives you $12,000 of total loss room and costs $444.00. You pay $71.20 more for twice the overall room and a 4% daily line instead of 3%. Pro is cheaper because it is harder to survive a losing streak in it, not because it is a better deal. Think of the fee as rent on loss room: Flex rents more room for a small extra charge.

My experience: I tested BRIDGE on the $200K 2 Step Pro specifically because large sizes are where people expect a code to stop working. It applied the same 20%, and the order summary dropped from $919 to $735.20. The more useful lesson came from the rules page, not the checkout: a $6,000 daily line on $200K sounds big until you size a normal 1% trade at $2,000.

FundingPips Zero price with BRIDGE: the instant account

FundingPips Zero coupon code "BRIDGE": $5K from $48

FundingPips Zero has no evaluation target. You buy it and trade a Master account under stricter ongoing rules. That makes its price a different kind of price: you are not paying for a test, you are paying for direct access under tight conditions.

How much is FundingPips Zero at every size?

Zero has a 3% daily loss and a 5% trailing maximum loss. In dollars, the daily loss is $150, $300, $750, $1,500, $3,000 and $6,000, and the trailing maximum loss starts at $250, $500, $1,250, $2,500, $5,000 and $10,000 from $5K up to $200K. The reward split is 95% every 14 days, after seven qualifying profitable days.

Why does the cheapest $100K at Funding Pips come with no target?

The $100K Zero, at $355.20 with BRIDGE, is the cheapest $100K account Funding Pips sells, and the $200K Zero at $710.40 is the cheapest $200K. That surprises people, because "no evaluation" sounds like it should cost more. The reason is the rulebook. Zero's maximum loss is 5% and it trails your peak equity until it locks at the starting balance. Funding Pips' current Zero rules also include a 15% consistency condition, seven profitable days, a 3% safety cushion and a condition comparing your biggest loss with your biggest win. News trading and weekend holding are not allowed on Zero, though overnight holding is. An account can be closed after 30 consecutive calendar days with no activity.

So the low price buys you speed, not ease. If you have never traded a trailing loss floor, the $100K 2 Step Standard at $435.20, or even the $10K Zero at $70.40 as a first look, may be a wiser use of money than the $100K Zero.

Is the $200K Zero better value than two $100K Zero accounts?

On price alone they are equal: two $100K Zero accounts cost $710.40 with BRIDGE, the same as one $200K. The difference is in risk. Two accounts let one fail without taking the other with it. One account means one set of rules, one trailing floor and one reward cycle to manage. If the price is the same, the choice is about how you want to spread the risk, not about saving money.

My experience: I priced Zero last because I wanted to see whether "instant" carried a premium. At $100K it was the cheapest of all seven programmes after BRIDGE. When I read the Zero rules in full, the price made sense: the 5% trailing floor and the payout checklist are the real cost.

New or returning Funding Pips buyer: which BRIDGE price do you get?

FundingPips coupon code "BRIDGE" for returning buyers: 5% off

This is the question that causes the most confusion at the Funding Pips checkout. BRIDGE gives a different discount depending on whether the purchase counts as new or returning.

What counts as a new purchase and what counts as a returning purchase?

Funding Pips' current purchase terms give BRIDGE 20% off new purchases and 5% off old or returning purchases. In plain words: if your Funding Pips account has bought before, expect the 5% rate. If it is your first purchase, expect 20%. The checkout decides, not the code. You cannot choose the higher rate by typing the code differently or by using a second code.

Whichever you are, the order summary shows the line before you pay. If the total has dropped by 20% you are being treated as new. If it has dropped by 5% you are being treated as returning. If it has not dropped at all, something else is wrong, and the checks further down will help.

How much does a returning buyer pay at $100K and $200K?

A returning buyer on the $100K 2 Step Pro saves $23.30. Small, but it is still money you would otherwise pay. Every returning price for every size is in the programme tables above.

What about resets and retries after a failed account?

Funding Pips has its own reset discount, separate from BRIDGE: 8% for a Phase 1 reset and 7% for a Master reset on 1 Step Flex, and 8% for Phase 1, 8% for Phase 2 and 7% for Master on the two-step programmes. Reset availability and Master reset size limits follow Funding Pips' own eligibility. We have only recorded BRIDGE on account purchases, so do not plan your budget on BRIDGE applying to a reset. If you are buying a fresh account after a failed one, that is a returning purchase, and BRIDGE gives 5%.

My experience: the 20% and 5% split is where most "the code did not work" messages come from. In almost every case the code did work; the buyer had bought before and saw 5%. Look at the size of the drop in the order summary, not just whether a line appeared.

Funding Pips cost per $1,000 and per $100 of loss room, for all 37 accounts

Funding Pips $100K price with code "BRIDGE": from $355.20

A list of prices tells you what you pay. It does not tell you what you get. Two numbers help: what each $1,000 of account size costs you, and what each $100 of maximum loss room costs you. The second one matters more, because loss room is what you actually use when you trade. We also add a third: how much profit you must make on the Master account just to earn back the fee at the standard split.

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 the standard split (80% on the evaluation programmes, 95% on Zero). All are rounded to the nearest cent. All prices are new-buyer prices with BRIDGE.

Here is a neat result: on every 80% route, the profit you need to earn back a BRIDGE fee is exactly the list price. That is because 0.80 ÷ 0.80 = 1. A new buyer who pays $423.20 for the 2% 1 Step Flex $100K needs $529.00 of gross profit to get the fee back at 80%.

1 Step Flex value by size

2 Step Standard, 2 Step Pro and 2 Step Flex value by size

FundingPips Zero value by size

Two things stand out. First, the cheapest account per $1,000 is FundingPips Zero at $100K and $200K ($3.55), followed by the 2 Step Pro $200K ($3.68). Second, the cheapest account per $100 of loss room is completely different: the 2% 1 Step Flex $100K ($3.53), then the $50K of the same programme ($3.59), then the 2 Step Flex $100K ($3.70). Zero, which looks cheapest by size, is the most expensive per $100 of room at every size, because its loss room is only 5%.

Why a bigger Funding Pips account saves more dollars with BRIDGE, and when not to buy it

Because BRIDGE is a flat 20% for a new buyer, the dollar saving grows with the price. On 2 Step Pro it is $6.60 at $5K and $183.80 at $200K. The cost per $1,000 also falls as size rises in most programmes: on the 2% 1 Step Flex it falls from $8.32 at $5K to $4.23 at $100K. So for the same rules, a bigger account is usually better value per dollar of account size.

That is only a reason to buy bigger if you can afford to lose the fee. Most traders need more than one attempt. A $423.20 account you can buy once is worse for you than a $61.60 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 the value tables to pick the best programme at that size.

My experience: I built the loss-room numbers because cost per $1,000 kept pointing me to Zero, and that felt wrong for most traders. Once I divided by the loss room instead, the 1 Step Flex and 2 Step Flex rose to the top, which matches what I would tell a friend who is starting out.

What else is in the Funding Pips price: rules, payouts and costs you should know

Funding Pips discount 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 Funding Pips' help centre and its current account terms, change what an account is worth to you.

Which Funding Pips trading rules change the value of an account?

• News: in evaluation, deliberately trading high-impact news is not allowed. On a Master account, profit from trades opened less than five hours before a release and closed inside the restricted window (5 minutes around news, 10 minutes around speeches) is deducted. On Zero, news trading is not allowed.
• Holding positions: overnight and weekend holding is allowed during evaluation. On a Master account you need Funding Pips' Swing add-on to hold through the overnight or weekend close window; without it, affected Master positions are closed by the system in that window rather than treated as a hard breach. Zero allows overnight holding but not weekend holding.
• Profit Concentration: new evaluation purchases from 28 September 2026 no longer use the 60% Profit Concentration Policy. Older accounts can keep it.
• Risk Per Trade Idea: removed from new 2 Step Flex funded accounts and from Zero in the 28 September 2026 update. Older accounts can keep it.
• Trading conduct: high-frequency trading, server spamming and latency arbitrage are not allowed; hedging, long-short arbitrage and opposite-account trading are not allowed; tick scalping is not allowed, while normal scalping is not listed as forbidden. VPN and VPS use is not allowed and your IP region should stay consistent. EAs (expert advisors) are allowed for a legitimate personal strategy.

The full rule wording is in Funding Pips' Trading Conduct and Security Standards and its Compare Account Models page. Rule changes we spot are logged on our rule changes tracker.

What trading costs come on top of the account fee?

Funding Pips publishes per-lot trading fees by asset class. On 2 Step Pro, forex carries $5 per lot on the standard setup and $10 per lot on swing or swap-free; indices carry $0. Leverage on 2 Step Pro in evaluation is 1:100 on forex (1:30 on swing or swap-free) and 1:2 on crypto CFDs, with a temporary 1:1 on crypto CFDs on the Master account. These details come from the 2 Step Pro Model page. Spreads and swaps vary by symbol and platform, so check the symbol details inside your platform before you size a trade.

Platforms recorded for Funding Pips are MT5, cTrader and Match-Trader, and availability can differ by region. You can pay for an account by Visa, Mastercard, Google Pay, Apple Pay, PayPal, Neteller, Skrill, Paysafe Card or crypto. Accounts are in USD.

How and when are Funding Pips rewards paid?

Rewards can be sent by card, crypto (USDT or USDC), Rise, bank transfer or Tradin Transfer. Requests are processed in 1 to 3 working days, and the payment provider can add its own transfer time after approval. On 2 Step Pro, the minimum payout is 1% of the Master account size, including the firm's share; its monthly 100% route, for purchases from 15 August 2026, needs a 35% consistency score and seven days of at least 0.5% profit. Part of Funding Pips' payouts can be checked on the blockchain: our Funding Pips live payouts tab lists each one with its proof link, and the prop firm payouts tracker shows the same on-chain record for every firm we follow.

My experience: the rule that changed my own maths most was the Master news window. A strategy that is fine in evaluation can lose part of its profit on the Master account if its best trades sit inside that window. I now read the Master rules before I even open the checkout.

How to apply Funding Pips coupon code BRIDGE at checkout, and why other codes fail

How to use Funding Pips coupon code "BRIDGE" in 4 steps

What are the exact steps at the Funding Pips checkout?

1. Open Funding Pips and create or sign in to your account.
2. Pick the programme, the daily loss option where there is one (1 Step Flex and 2 Step Standard), and the account size. For 2 Step Flex, pick the reward route too.
3. At checkout, type BRIDGE in capitals in the code box and apply it.
4. Check the order summary: the total should drop by 20% for a new purchase or 5% for a returning one. Pay only after you see the lower total.

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

Why do so many Funding Pips coupon codes online not work?

Search for a Funding Pips code and you will see pages listing several codes with large percentages. Many of them are untested, expired, or were never real codes at Funding Pips. Some were made for a short campaign that ended. Some are copied from page to page without anyone trying them at a checkout. We do not list codes we have not tested, and we do not vouch for them.

BRIDGE is the code we test at Funding Pips' own checkout every day, with the result on our Funding Pips coupon page, every price checked daily. If Funding Pips 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 Funding Pips codes, and what if BRIDGE does not apply?

No. Checkouts take one code per order, so trying 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 an account from the tables above; and remember a returning purchase gets 5%, not 20%. During a Funding Pips sale, compare the total with and without BRIDGE and keep the lower one. If it still does not apply on a covered account, tell us and we check it at Funding Pips' checkout the same day.

A code cannot override Funding Pips' own eligibility rules. KYC (identity checks) and age requirements apply, and Funding Pips' Compare Account Models page lists residents of Vietnam and the United Arab Emirates as not served, as of our record of 3 October 2026. Refunds, resets and fee terms are Funding Pips' own, because you buy the account from Funding Pips, not from us.

My experience: the most common checkout mistake I see is a trailing space from copy and paste. Typing the six letters by hand fixed it every time in my tests. The second is a leftover code in the box from a previous visit.

Quick answers by search

Funding Pips coupon code "BRIDGE": 20% off new purchases, verified November 2026.

Funding Pips promo code "BRIDGE" $5K: from $26.40 (2 Step Pro).

Funding Pips discount code "BRIDGE" $10K: from $49.60 (2 Step Pro).

Funding Pips coupon code $25K "BRIDGE": from $119.20 (2 Step Pro).

Funding Pips promo code $50K "BRIDGE": from $195.20 (FundingPips Zero) or $199.20 (2 Step Pro).

Funding Pips discount code $100K "BRIDGE": from $355.20 (Zero) or $372.80 (2 Step Pro).

Funding Pips coupon code $200K "BRIDGE": $710.40 (Zero) or $735.20 (2 Step Pro).

FundingPips 1 Step Flex code "BRIDGE": $41.60 to $532.80.

FundingPips 2 Step Standard code "BRIDGE": $28.80 to $521.60.

FundingPips 2 Step Flex code "BRIDGE": $31.20 to $444.00.

FundingPips Zero coupon code "BRIDGE": $48.00 to $710.40.

Funding Pips referral code "BRIDGE": the same code, the same box.

Funding Pips code for returning buyers "BRIDGE": 5% off.

Funding Pips coupon code November 2026 "BRIDGE": tested 11 November 2026.

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

Next: if price is your main filter, read the cheapest Funding Pips account with BRIDGE. If you are still choosing a programme, read which Funding Pips plan to pick. If you want to know whether the firm pays, read Funding Pips payout proof, and for the full verdict, is Funding Pips worth it. The full Funding Pips review and the Funding Pips challenge accounts have every rule, and the Funding Pips 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 two-step option, open Funding Pips vs The5ers.