FXIFY Price for Every Account Size and Coupon Code BRIDGE (All 62 Accounts, November 2026)

Quick answer: The FXIFY coupon code is BRIDGE: 26% off One Phase, Two Phase, Three Phase, Instant Funding Standard, Lightning and crypto accounts, and 35% off One Phase accounts for new traders, tested at checkout on 11 November 2026. With BRIDGE the cheapest evaluation, the Three Phase $5K, drops from $39 to $28.86; the popular One Phase $100K drops from $549 to $356.85 for a new trader (or $406.26 at 26%); and the biggest, the One Phase or Two Phase Standard $400K, drops from $2,950 to $2,183. Every price, checked daily, is on the FXIFY coupon code page.

FXIFY coupon code "BRIDGE": 26% off, verified 2026

FXIFY promo code "BRIDGE": up to 35% off, tested at checkout on 11 November 2026

FXIFY discount code "BRIDGE": 35% off One Phase for new traders, 26% off everything else, checked daily

BRIDGE, the code I used at checkout, is independently verified: Akash Mane, founder of Prop Firm Bridge, tests it by hand at FXIFY's own checkout every day. On the test of 11 November 2026, the One Phase $5K came to $43.66 instead of $59 at the 26% rate.

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You open the FXIFY pricing page and you count. One Phase, three kinds of Two Phase, Three Phase, two instant accounts, a Lightning challenge and two crypto accounts. Ten programmes. Then you click a size and the price changes, you click another programme and the same size costs something else, and a video you watched last month quotes a number you cannot find anywhere. After ten minutes you still do not know what a $50K account really costs you.

This page fixes that in one place. Below is the list price of every FXIFY account the firm sells today, all 62 of them, the price after coupon code BRIDGE where it applies, the dollar saving, and what each account gives you in dollars of target and loss room. Every list price is the one FXIFY shows for that programme and size, and every BRIDGE price is worked out to the exact cent, with the rounding shown where it matters.

How much does an FXIFY account cost in November 2026?

FXIFY price list November 2026: from $28.86 with code "BRIDGE"

FXIFY is a UK prop firm founded in 2023. It sells ten programmes, and each comes in its own set of sizes. Some programmes stop at $50K, some go to $100K, one goes to $250K and three go all the way to $400K. Here is the whole lineup at a glance before we go programme by programme.

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

Count the sizes and you get 8 + 6 + 8 + 7 + 8 + 6 + 5 + 4 + 5 + 5 = 62 accounts. On One Phase, a new trader gets 35% instead of 26%, which is covered in its own table below.

Only three programmes sell a $400K account: One Phase, Two Phase Standard and Three Phase. Two Phase Pro is the only one with $150K and $250K sizes. Instant Funding Standard is the only one with a $1K size. If you want a $200K Two Phase Classic, it does not exist in the current lineup; Classic stops at $100K, and no code can change that.

Which list prices does FXIFY itself show?

The list prices in this article are the base prices FXIFY shows for each programme before any discount. A few anchors you can check on FXIFY's own site: One Phase starts at $59 for $5K and is $549 at $100K; Three Phase starts at $39 for $5K; Instant Funding Lite starts at $19 for $2,500; Two Phase Pro is $599 at $100K. You can see One Phase on FXIFY's One Phase programme page.

FXIFY can run its own seasonal promotions on top of the normal price list. When that happens, a sale price can sit on some programmes for a few days. If you see a number that is lower than the list price here, the firm is running a sale. Our FXIFY coupon page, with every price checked daily, shows the change the same day, and the rule is simple: compare the total with and without BRIDGE and keep the lower one.

What exactly does coupon code BRIDGE take off at FXIFY?

BRIDGE takes a flat percentage off the account fee. On FXIFY's evaluations, Instant Funding Standard and crypto accounts it is 26%. On One Phase, our offer list for FXIFY gives new traders 35% with the same code, and shows an end date of 31 December 2026 for that rate. The 26% rate has no end date shown.

The maths is exact. Multiply the list price by 0.74 for the 26% rate, or by 0.65 for the 35% rate. A $549 account becomes $406.26 at 26% (549 × 0.74 = 406.26) and $356.85 at 35% (549 × 0.65 = 356.85). Because every FXIFY list price is a whole dollar amount, the 26% result always lands on an exact cent, and so does the 35% result. Nothing needs rounding. Where our coupon page shows "$2,183" instead of "$2,183.00", it is the same number with the zeros dropped.

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

My experience: the first time I tested BRIDGE at FXIFY I picked the cheapest Three Phase account because I expected the code to skip the low-price plans. It applied the 26% line on that one. The thing that slowed me down was not the code. It was the number of programmes. I had to slow down and read the programme name in the order summary before I looked at the total.

FXIFY One Phase price with BRIDGE: 26% for everyone, 35% for new traders

FXIFY One Phase coupon code "BRIDGE": $5K from $38.35 for a new trader

One Phase is FXIFY's one-step evaluation. You need a 10% profit target, the daily loss is 3%, and the maximum loss is 6%, trailing the highest closed balance until the account is 6% in profit, then the floor locks at the starting balance. You need at least five trading days. The challenge table on our site lists a 90% split, with the first payout on demand after the first profitable funded trade, then every 30 days, or every 14 days with the add-on.

How much is the FXIFY One Phase at every size?

In dollars, the 10% target is $500, $1,000, $1,500, $2,500, $5,000, $10,000, $20,000 and $40,000 from $5K up to $400K. The 3% daily loss is $150, $300, $450, $750, $1,500, $3,000, $6,000 and $12,000. The 6% maximum loss starts at $300, $600, $900, $1,500, $3,000, $6,000, $12,000 and $24,000.

The $400K One Phase is the only FXIFY account where a single code saves more than $1,000: a new trader pays $1,917.50 instead of $2,950.00.

What does "trailing until 6% profit" mean for the price you pay?

Take the $100K One Phase. On day one the floor is $94,000. If you close trades and your highest closed balance reaches $104,000, the floor follows it up to $98,000. Once the account is 6% in profit, at $106,000 closed, the floor stops at $100,000 and stays there. That is a good thing once you reach it, because the floor stops moving. Before you reach it, every booked win moves the floor closer to you.

Why does this matter for price? Because the $356.85 you pay is rent on $6,000 of starting loss room, and that room can shrink as you win. A static account at a similar price keeps its room. We compare the two in the cost per $100 of loss room section further down.

Is the $400K One Phase better value than two $200K accounts?

No, and this is one of the most useful numbers on this page. Two $200K One Phase accounts cost $1,552.52 at 26% (2 × $776.26), against $2,183.00 for one $400K. That is $630.48 more for the same total size. For a new trader at 35%, two $200K accounts cost $1,363.70 (2 × $681.85), against $1,917.50 for one $400K, a gap of $553.80.

Per $1,000 of account size, the $200K costs $3.88 at 26% and the $400K costs $5.46. The price curve bends upward at the top. Most traders who want $400K of One Phase capital would pay less with two $200K accounts, and they would also get two separate trailing floors, so one bad day does not end both. The catch is that two accounts are two sets of rules to watch. FXIFY's own terms decide how many accounts you can hold at once, so check them before you plan around two.

My experience: I priced the $400K One Phase twice at checkout because I did not believe the $2,183.00 at first; I expected the top size to be the best deal per dollar, as it often is. It was not. When I put two $200K accounts in the basket instead, the order summary showed the lower total. The code applied the same 26% on both lines.

FXIFY Two Phase Classic and Two Phase Standard prices with BRIDGE

FXIFY Two Phase promo code "BRIDGE": $100K from $406.26

FXIFY sells three different Two Phase accounts. Classic and Standard share the same list price at every size they both sell, but their rules are very different. Pro has its own prices and gets its own section below.

How much is the FXIFY Two Phase Classic?

Two Phase Classic lists phase targets of 5% and 10% on our challenge record, a 4% daily loss and a 10% static maximum loss, with four trading days per phase. The funded stage uses a 25% consistency condition. The split and the cycle go together: 80% on a 14-day cycle, or 100% on a 30-day cycle. The floor does not move. On the $100K, it is $90,000 on day one and $90,000 after a good month.

How much is the FXIFY Two Phase Standard, including the $400K?

Two Phase Standard asks for 10% in Phase 1 and 5% in Phase 2, so the Phase 2 target is half the numbers in the table: $250, $500, $750, $1,250, $2,500, $5,000, $10,000 and $20,000. Daily loss is 4%. The maximum loss is 10%, trailing the highest closed balance, and it locks at the starting balance on payout. Five trading days are required per phase. There is no consistency rule listed. The challenge record lists a 90% split, and the first payout can be on demand, then every 30 days, or 14 days with the add-on.

Classic or Standard: why the same price buys two different accounts

At $100K both cost $406.26 with BRIDGE. Both give you $10,000 of starting room and a $4,000 daily line. The difference is what happens to that room after you win.

• Classic: the $90,000 floor never moves. Win $6,000, and you have $16,000 of room to the floor. The price is the same, but your cushion grows with every win. The trade-off is the 25% consistency condition on the funded stage, which can delay a payout if one day carries too much of your profit.
• Standard: the floor follows your highest closed balance. Win $6,000, close it, and the floor moves up with it. Your cushion stays near $10,000 until you take a payout and the floor locks at the start. There is no consistency rule, and Standard goes up to $400K.

So the same $406.26 buys predictable room on Classic and a moving floor without a consistency check on Standard. If you tend to give back profit after a good week, Classic forgives that. If you tend to have one big day a month, Standard does not punish it at payout time.

And Standard repeats the One Phase lesson at the top: two $200K Standard accounts cost $1,552.52, one $400K costs $2,183.00. Same gap of $630.48.

My experience: I put the Classic $100K and the Standard $100K in the checkout one after the other. Both came to $406.26 with BRIDGE, to the cent. That is the moment I stopped choosing FXIFY accounts by price. When two accounts cost exactly the same, the rulebook is the only thing you are choosing.

FXIFY Two Phase Pro and Three Phase prices with BRIDGE

FXIFY Three Phase discount code "BRIDGE": $5K from $28.86

These two sit at opposite ends of the FXIFY price list. Pro is the most expensive two-step account per size at the low end, and the only one with $150K and $250K. Three Phase is the cheapest evaluation FXIFY sells at almost every size.

How much is the FXIFY Two Phase Pro, including the $250K?

Two Phase Pro lists phase targets of 4% and 8% on our challenge record, a 4% daily loss and an 8% static maximum loss from the initial balance. Three qualifying days are needed per phase, and our review notes each qualifying day needs at least 0.5% of the initial balance in profit. There is no percentage consistency rule. Copy trading is not allowed on Pro, and our review notes EA use needs prior review by FXIFY support. Payouts come every 10 days at an 80% split, and the first two payouts have caps tied to the initial account balance.

The $250K Pro lands on a round number with BRIDGE: $1,350 × 0.74 = $999.00. It is also the cheapest way to reach $250K in one FXIFY account, because no other programme sells that size.

How much is the FXIFY Three Phase at every size?

Three Phase asks for 5% in each of three phases, with a 5% daily loss and a 5% static maximum loss. Five trading days are required per phase. There is no consistency rule listed, and the challenge record lists a 90% split with an on-demand first payout, then 30 days, or 14 with the add-on.

Look at the last three columns. On Three Phase the target, the daily loss and the maximum loss are the same dollar number. On $100K, you need $5,000 in each phase and you can lose $5,000 in total. One bad day can use all of it, because the daily line and the total line are the same line.

Why is Three Phase so much cheaper than everything else?

At $400K, Three Phase costs $1,183.26 with BRIDGE. One Phase and Two Phase Standard cost $2,183.00 at the same size. You save $999.74 by picking Three Phase. At $100K, Three Phase is $295.26 against $406.26 for One Phase, Classic and Standard.

The reason is room. Three Phase gives you 5% total loss room and asks you to pass three times. Two Phase Standard gives you 10% and asks twice. You pay less because the account is harder to survive, not because it is a hidden bargain. The cheapest price per $1,000 at FXIFY, $2.95 or $2.96, belongs to Three Phase from $100K up, and also to the Lightning $100K. Per $100 of loss room, it is a different story, which we show further down.

Three Phase also shows a straight price line at the top, the opposite of One Phase. Two $100K accounts cost $590.52, one $200K costs $591.26, and two $200K accounts cost $1,182.52 against $1,183.26 for one $400K. A 74-cent difference. On Three Phase you can choose one big account or two smaller ones on rules alone, because the price is almost the same.

My experience: when I tested BRIDGE on the Three Phase $5K, the order summary went from $39 to $28.86, the lowest evaluation total I saw at FXIFY that day. Then I read the rules page and wrote the numbers down: $250 to make, $250 to lose, three times over. That is a fair test of discipline, and a hard one for anyone who risks 1% a trade.

FXIFY Instant Funding Standard and Instant Funding Lite prices

FXIFY instant funding coupon code "BRIDGE": Standard $1K from $51.06

Instant accounts skip the evaluation. You pay once and trade a funded account from the first day, with no profit target to reach before your first payout window. That is why the Instant Funding Standard costs far more per size than any evaluation, and why the Instant Funding Lite, with tighter loss lines, is the cheapest account FXIFY sells.

How much is the FXIFY Instant Funding Standard?

Instant Funding Standard has no profit target and no minimum trading days. Our challenge record lists an 8% daily loss and an 8% maximum loss that trails the balance until the account is 8% in profit, then locks. Expert advisors, trade copying and high-impact news trading are not allowed, weekend holding is not allowed, and overnight holding is. The first payout comes 14 days after your first trade, then every 14 days, and the challenge table lists a 90% split. FXIFY limits you to one active instant account at a time, and an instant account can expire after 60 days of inactivity.

The $50K costs $1,294.26 with BRIDGE. For the same money you could buy two $200K Three Phase accounts at $591.26 each and still have $111.74 left over. You would be paying for time and certainty rather than size: no target, money in your hands on a fixed 14-day cycle if you trade well.

How much is the FXIFY Instant Funding Lite?

Instant Funding Lite also has no profit target. The daily loss is 3% and the maximum loss is 4%, trailing until the account is 4% in profit. A 20% consistency condition applies. The challenge table lists 10 minimum days and our review text describes the first payout as due after 10 calendar days from the first trade plus five trading days, then a recurring 10-day cycle; read FXIFY's own Lite page for the exact wording before you plan your first withdrawal. Expert advisors, copying, high-impact news trading and weekend holding are not allowed. The split is listed at 90%, and the one-active-instant-account and 60-day inactivity rules apply here too.

Standard or Lite: what the price gap really buys

Put the two $10K accounts side by side. Instant Standard costs $332.26 with BRIDGE and gives you $800 of loss room. Instant Lite costs $89.00 and gives you $400. You pay $243.26 more for Standard and get $400 more room, so each extra dollar of room costs about 61 cents. On the $50K, Standard is $1,294.26 for $4,000 of room and Lite is $289.00 for $2,000: $1,005.26 more for $2,000 more room, or 50 cents per extra dollar.

The other gap is the daily line. Standard lets you lose the whole 8% in one day; Lite stops you at 3%. On Lite a single heavy day can end the account before the 4% total is even touched, because three quarters of the 4% total can go in one day. And Lite carries the 20% consistency condition, which Standard does not. Lite is the cheaper ticket to a funded account, but it suits a trader who risks small and spreads profit across many days.

My experience: the Instant Funding Lite $2,500 was the lowest total I saw at FXIFY's checkout: $19.00. I read the Lite rules twice after that, because a $100 loss limit on a $2,500 account is a very short leash. On the Instant Funding Standard the code worked the same as on the evaluations, with the 26% line in the order summary.

FXIFY Lightning Challenge price with BRIDGE

FXIFY Lightning Challenge promo code "BRIDGE": $100K for $295.26

The Lightning Challenge is FXIFY's fast evaluation. It is a one-stage test with a 5% profit target, a 3% daily loss and a 4% maximum loss that trails, with a minimum of three trading days. Our review notes a maximum five-day evaluation window and a mandatory stop loss on every trade.

How much is the FXIFY Lightning Challenge at every size?

Lightning has the same list prices as Three Phase at $10K, $25K, $50K and $100K, so the BRIDGE prices match too: $43.66, $110.26, $184.26 and $295.26. The rest is different. Lightning is one stage instead of three, the target is 5% once instead of 5% three times, but the loss room is 4% trailing instead of 5% static, and a 30% consistency condition applies in both the evaluation and the funded stage.

Expert advisors, copying and high-impact news trading are not allowed. Weekend holding is allowed. Our review lists MT5 with RAW pricing for this model. The first funded payout is due 7 days after the first funded trade, then every 14 days, with a 90% split on the challenge table.

Is Lightning or Three Phase better at the same price?

At $100K both cost $295.26 with BRIDGE. Three Phase asks for $15,000 of profit in total ($5,000 three times) with a $5,000 static floor. Lightning asks for $5,000 once, with a $4,000 trailing floor, a $3,000 daily line, a short window, a stop loss on every trade and a consistency check.

If you are a patient trader, Three Phase gives you more room and no clock. If you have a clear edge that hits 5% in a few days, Lightning gets you to a funded account faster and pays a first withdrawal 7 days after your first funded trade. The price does not decide this one. Your trading speed does.

My experience: I tested BRIDGE on the Lightning $10K and saw $59.00 drop to $43.66, the same total as the Three Phase $10K. Reading the Lightning rules after that took longer than the test, because the stop-loss rule and the five-day window are the two lines most people skim and the two that end accounts fastest.

FXIFY crypto account prices with BRIDGE

FXIFY crypto discount code "BRIDGE": Crypto Standard $5K from $43.66

FXIFY sells two crypto-only accounts: Crypto Instant Funding and Crypto Standard (1 Step). Our review notes 80+ crypto symbols on DXtrade for these models. Both take BRIDGE at 26%, and both have their own rules and their own price lists.

How much is the FXIFY Crypto Instant Funding?

Crypto Instant Funding has no profit target and no minimum days. Daily loss is 3%, the maximum loss is 6% trailing, and a 25% consistency condition applies. Expert advisors and copying are not allowed, and our review notes a 5-minute restricted window around news. Weekend holding is allowed, which matters in a market that trades seven days a week. Payouts come every 14 days at an 80% split.

The first three sizes land on clean numbers with BRIDGE because the list prices end in 0 or 5: $125 × 0.74 = $92.50, $250 × 0.74 = $185.00, $525 × 0.74 = $388.50.

How much is the FXIFY Crypto Standard (1 Step)?

Crypto Standard is a one-step evaluation: a 9% target, a 3% daily loss and a 6% trailing maximum loss, with four minimum trading days. Our review notes a funded activity condition of at least 7 trading days in each 14-day cycle and a 25% consistency condition. The split and cycle go together: 80% every 14 days, or 100% monthly. Expert advisors and copying are not allowed, news trading is restricted, and weekend holding is allowed.

Crypto Instant or Crypto Standard?

At $100K, Crypto Instant Funding costs $1,479.26 with BRIDGE and Crypto Standard costs $739.26. Almost exactly double: $999 × 2 = $1,998 and $1,999 at list, so the instant account is $1 more than two Standard accounts before the code and 74 cents more after it. You pay that double to skip a $9,000 target. If you are confident you can make 9% under a 6% trailing floor, Crypto Standard is half the price for the same size, with the option of 100% split on a monthly cycle.

My experience: I checked BRIDGE on the Crypto Standard $5K and the order summary showed $43.66 against $59.00, the same 26% as on the forex accounts. The crypto rules took me the longest to read of all ten programmes, mainly because the activity condition and the consistency condition both decide when you can be paid.

New trader or returning trader: what BRIDGE gives each at FXIFY

FXIFY coupon code for new traders "BRIDGE": 35% off One Phase

BRIDGE gives two rates. Our offer list for FXIFY shows 35% off One Phase for new traders, with an end date of 31 December 2026 for that rate, and 26% off every other case: every other programme for everyone, and One Phase for traders who have bought from FXIFY before.

How much more does a new trader save on One Phase?

The extra 9 percentage points are worth $49.41 on a $100K and $265.50 on a $400K. If this is your first FXIFY account and you are choosing between One Phase and Two Phase Standard at the same size, that gap is the only price difference between them, because their list prices are identical at every size.

What should a returning FXIFY trader do?

Use the same code. A returning trader gets 26%, One Phase included, so a $100K One Phase reset or new purchase is $406.26. Our offer list does not show a separate reset price, so treat any reset or repeat purchase as a normal checkout and check that the BRIDGE line appears before you pay.

If FXIFY decides you are a returning buyer, you will see the 26% line on One Phase instead of 35%. That is the code working as set, not a fault. The firm decides who counts as new, usually by the account and payment details you used before.

My experience: the 35% rate is the one traders ask me about most, and it is also the one that confuses people when they already own an FXIFY account. When I compare the two lines at checkout, the only thing that changes is the percentage next to BRIDGE in the summary. The programme, the rules and the size stay the same.

FXIFY cost per $1,000, per $100 of loss room and the profit you need to earn back the fee

FXIFY best value account with code "BRIDGE": from $2.95 per $1,000

Price alone does not tell you which account is good value. A cheap account with very little room can cost more per dollar of room than an expensive one. Here are the three numbers that matter, worked out from the price you pay today for each account. Cost per $1,000 is that price divided by the account size in thousands. Cost per $100 of loss room is that price divided by the maximum loss in hundreds of dollars. Profit to earn back the fee is the gross profit you need on the funded account so that your share of it, at the listed split, pays back that price.

Evaluation accounts: cost per $1,000 and per $100 of room

Two things jump out. First, per $100 of loss room, the cheapest evaluation at FXIFY is the Two Phase Standard $200K at $3.88, then the Two Phase Classic and Standard $100K at $4.06. Their 10% room makes them better value per dollar of room than Three Phase, even though Three Phase is cheaper per $1,000. Second, the 10% accounts have the same number in both columns, because 10% of $1,000 is $100.

Instant accounts: cost per $1,000 and per $100 of room

Instant accounts cost more per dollar because you skip the evaluation. The Instant Funding Lite $50K, at $5.78 per $1,000, is cheaper per $1,000 than many evaluations, but per $100 of loss room it costs $14.45, because the room is only 4%.

How much profit do you need to earn back the BRIDGE price?

These are rounded to the cent. Example: the One Phase $100K costs $406.26 with BRIDGE; at a 90% split you keep $0.90 of every $1 of profit, so you need $406.26 ÷ 0.90 = $451.40 of profit to get your fee back. On a $100K account that is 0.45% of the balance. For a new trader at $356.85, it is $396.50. The table uses the split listed on our challenge record; where FXIFY offers a higher split on a slower cycle (100% on Classic or Crypto Standard monthly), the number is lower. These numbers ignore trading fees, which we cover next.

My experience: I worked these numbers out after testing the code, from the totals the checkout showed me. The one I keep coming back to is the earn-back on the instant accounts. An Instant Funding Standard $10K needs $369.18 of profit just to repay its fee, which is 3.69% of the account, almost half its 8% loss room.

What else you pay at FXIFY: trading fees, payment methods and payouts

FXIFY fees with coupon code "BRIDGE": what the code covers and what it does not

BRIDGE lowers one number: the account fee. Everything else you pay or receive at FXIFY stays as the firm sets it. Here is what our firm record shows, so you can see the full cost before you buy.

What does it cost to trade on an FXIFY account?

• Raw spread accounts: our record lists a $6 per lot trading fee on forex, metals, indices and energy. The record does not say whether that is per side or round turn, so check it on FXIFY's own trading conditions page before you size a scalping plan around it.
• All-In accounts: no per-lot fee; the cost sits in the spread instead.
• Stocks: 0.35% round trip.

Why this matters for price: if you trade 20 lots a month on a raw account at $6 a lot, that is $120 in per-lot fees, which is more than the whole BRIDGE saving on a $25K account ($51.74). A cheap account can still be an expensive month if your style is high volume.

How can you pay for an FXIFY account?

Our firm record lists card, crypto, Apple Pay, Google Pay and PayPal for buying an account. BRIDGE works the same on every payment method, because the discount is taken off the order total before you choose how to pay. If a payment method shows a different total after the code, that is a currency or processor charge, not the code.

How does FXIFY pay you, and how fast?

FXIFY pays through RISE, by bank transfer or crypto. Our record says payouts are typically processed within 3 business days once your RISE account and your FXIFY account verification are complete. The standard minimum withdrawal is $50; the crypto accounts use their own size-based minimums.

Our FXIFY live payouts tab tracks the payouts that leave FXIFY through Rise on the Arbitrum network, each with its own public transaction proof. As of 11 November 2026 it shows $1,620,748 paid on-chain since 24 June across 1,240 payouts, and $283,874 across 240 payouts in the last 30 days. Bank transfers and other routes are not counted there, so the real total is higher than the on-chain number. We look at those numbers in full in the FXIFY payout proof guide.

Refunds, resets and account limits

Refunds follow FXIFY's own terms; our record does not list a fee refund on passing, so do not count on getting your fee back unless FXIFY's terms for your programme say so. On instant accounts, remember the one-active-instant-account limit and the 60-day inactivity expiry: buying a second instant account while one is active is not an option, and an unused instant account is money you can lose without a single trade.

My experience: when I read FXIFY's fee lines after a checkout test, the $6 per lot line was the one I had to read twice, because the code saving on small accounts is smaller than one month of per-lot fees for an active trader. Pick the account type that fits how often you trade, then let BRIDGE take its part off the fee.

How to apply coupon code BRIDGE at FXIFY checkout

How to use FXIFY coupon code "BRIDGE" in five steps

1. Open FXIFY's checkout and sign in or create your account.
2. Choose the programme first (One Phase, Two Phase Classic, Standard or Pro, Three Phase, Instant Funding Standard or Lite, Lightning, Crypto Instant or Crypto Standard), then the account size.
3. Pick any add-ons you want. Add-ons change the total, so pick them before you check the price.
4. Type BRIDGE in the coupon box, in capitals, with no spaces, and apply it.
5. Read the order summary: the programme name, the size, the BRIDGE line and the total. Pay only when all four are right.

For a $100K One Phase, a new trader should see $549.00 with a BRIDGE line of $192.15, and a total of $356.85. A returning trader should see a BRIDGE line of $142.74 and a total of $406.26. If you see either of those, the code has done its job.

Why so many FXIFY codes don't work

Search for an FXIFY code and you will find long lists. Most of them fail at checkout for ordinary reasons, not because anyone is trying to trick you:

• The code was for a past promotion. FXIFY runs seasonal sales, and a code made for one week stops working after it.
• The code was for one programme only. A code that worked on one programme may not apply on another.
• The code was for new traders only, and you have bought from FXIFY before.
• The code was typed wrong. A space before or after it, or a missing letter, is enough to fail.
• The list is out of date. Many pages copy each other and never retest.

BRIDGE is tested by hand at FXIFY's checkout every day, and the date of the last test is on the FXIFY coupon code page. If it ever stops working, that page changes the same day.

Can you stack two FXIFY codes?

No. FXIFY takes one code per order. If you add a second, it replaces the first. When FXIFY runs its own sale, the sale price and the code may or may not combine, depending on how FXIFY sets that sale. The simple rule: check the total with BRIDGE and without it, and pay the lower one.

What if the total looks wrong?

Check three things in order. First, the programme name: Two Phase Classic and Two Phase Standard have the same prices, but Pro does not, and Three Phase is cheaper again. Second, the size. Third, the add-ons. If all three are right and the BRIDGE line is missing, remove the code, type it again and apply it once more. Then compare with the tables on this page.

My experience: in my daily test the step that catches people is step 2. I have seen traders choose the right size on the wrong programme and then think the code gave the wrong discount. The percentage was right. The account was not the one they meant to buy.

Cheapest FXIFY account at every size with BRIDGE

Cheapest FXIFY account with code "BRIDGE" at each size

If you already know the size you want, here is the lowest BRIDGE price for that size across FXIFY's programmes, at the 26% rate everyone gets.

A new trader on One Phase moves the "next cheapest" line down at several sizes: $57.85 at $10K, $77.35 at $15K, $129.35 at $25K, $246.35 at $50K, $356.85 at $100K, $681.85 at $200K and $1,917.50 at $400K. At $5K, One Phase for a new trader is $38.35, below the $43.66 group. The full ranking, with the rules that come with each cheap account, is in our cheapest FXIFY account guide.

Note the $150K and $200K rows: a $200K Three Phase is cheaper than a $150K Pro. Size does not set the price on its own; the programme does.

My experience: the cheapest-per-size table is the one I check first when someone tells me their budget. With $300 to spend, a $100K Three Phase or Lightning fits at $295.26; a $100K One Phase does not, unless you are a new trader, and even then $356.85 is over.

Quick answers by search

FXIFY coupon code "BRIDGE": the short answers

• FXIFY coupon code: BRIDGE, 26% off, 35% off One Phase for new traders.
• FXIFY discount code: BRIDGE, the same code and the same discount.
• FXIFY promo code: BRIDGE, tested at checkout on 11 November 2026.
• FXIFY coupon code for One Phase: BRIDGE, $100K from $356.85 for a new trader.
• FXIFY coupon code for Two Phase: BRIDGE, Classic or Standard $100K for $406.26, Pro $100K for $443.26.
• FXIFY coupon code for Three Phase: BRIDGE, $5K for $28.86, $400K for $1,183.26.
• FXIFY instant funding coupon code: BRIDGE, Standard $1K for $51.06.
• FXIFY Lightning Challenge code: BRIDGE, $10K for $43.66.
• FXIFY crypto account code: BRIDGE, Crypto Standard $5K for $43.66, Crypto Instant $5K for $92.50.
• FXIFY $100K price with code: $295.26 (Three Phase or Lightning) to $1,479.26 (Crypto Instant).
• FXIFY $400K price with code: $1,183.26 on Three Phase, $2,183.00 on One Phase or Standard, $1,917.50 on One Phase for a new trader.
• FXIFY reset or repeat purchase code: BRIDGE, 26% off at checkout.
• FXIFY code November 2026: BRIDGE, checked daily on our coupon page.

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

Keep reading: the rest of the FXIFY guides

FXIFY guides with coupon code "BRIDGE"

• The cheapest FXIFY account with BRIDGE: every account ranked by price, with the rules that come with the cheap ones.
• Which FXIFY plan to pick: ten programmes matched to trading styles.
• FXIFY payout proof: what the on-chain payouts show and how FXIFY pays.
• Is FXIFY worth it? The full cost, the rules and the record, weighed up.
• FXIFY review, with its challenge tab and firm details.
• Prop firm rule changes tracker, where any FXIFY rule change shows up the day we see it.

Prices change. Before you buy, open the FXIFY coupon code page for the price checked today, then take BRIDGE to checkout.