Is OneUp Trader Worth It? Score, Fees and Coupon Code BRIDGE (November 2026)

Quick answer: OneUp Trader is worth considering for a futures trader who can follow real-time trailing drawdown rules, close by 3:15 PM CT and accept a monthly evaluation fee. Prop Firm Bridge scores it 82 out of 100, in the PFB Verified band, with a 4.1 out of 5 rating. Prices are low: with coupon code BRIDGE, which takes 20% off the evaluation price as listed and was tested at checkout on 12 November 2026, the Standard $100K is $120.00 instead of $150 and the cheapest size is $52.00. The costs to watch are the monthly renewal and an activation fee after a pass. See every price on the OneUp Trader coupon code page.

Is OneUp Trader worth it discount code "BRIDGE": the verdict, the fees and 20% off the evaluation

OneUp Trader coupon code "BRIDGE": tested at checkout on 12 November 2026, the same code on all 10 prices

OneUp Trader promo code "BRIDGE": worth it depends on rules you can keep, not on the fee

BRIDGE is independently verified: Akash Mane tests it by hand at OneUp Trader's own checkout every day. On the test of 12 November 2026, the Standard $100K came to $120 instead of $150.

Active and verified OneUp Trader coupon code

"Is it worth it?" has two halves. The first is cost: what you pay, and what you pay if things go slowly. The second is fit: whether the rules suit how you trade. A cheap evaluation that does not fit your style is expensive, and a fair evaluation that fits you is cheap. This guide takes both halves with numbers from the OneUp Trader record that Prop Firm Bridge keeps, last verified against the firm's own site.

Every BRIDGE price is the list price times 0.80, to the cent. Where the data is silent, I say so. Prop Firm Bridge has no verified on-chain payout record for OneUp Trader, so this guide quotes no payout totals. The only things I did by hand were the coupon code test at the firm's checkout and reading the rules. For the detail behind each section, see OneUp Trader price for every account size, cheapest OneUp Trader account, OneUp Trader payout rules and proof.

The Prop Firm Bridge score and what it means

OneUp Trader discount code "BRIDGE": 82 out of 100, PFB Verified, 4.1 out of 5

Prop Firm Bridge scores OneUp Trader 82 out of 100. Under the published methodology, 67 to 100 is Trusted (PFB Verified), 34 to 66 is Moderate and 0 to 33 is High Risk (PFB Failed). 82 sits in the Trusted band, so the verdict is PFB Verified. The score is an editorial assessment of structure, rules, transparency and conditions. It is not a payout record and it is not a prediction of your result.

The star rating is 4.1 out of 5. The breakdown on the OneUp Trader review page gives payout process 4.0, customer care 4.1, trading conditions 4.1 and user friendliness 4.2.

The four ratings sit within 0.2 of each other. That is a firm with no standout weakness in the rated areas and no standout strength either. The lowest is payout process at 4.0, which is the area where my data is thinnest, since there is no on-chain record to check.

My experience: I read the score and the rating breakdown from the record on 12 November 2026. I did not change either, and I did not take a payout.

What you pay: the full cost of an OneUp Trader evaluation

OneUp Trader promo code "BRIDGE": all 10 prices with 20% off

The evaluation price is marked monthly and renews every 30 days until you pass or cancel. A fee is also charged after a pass, the activation fee, whose amount is not in my data. BRIDGE is confirmed on the evaluation price. For the renewal and the activation fee, check the checkout total.

My experience: The test on 12 November 2026 was the Standard $100K: $150 became $120. The other nine prices are the same 20% applied to the record's list prices.

What the cheapest and the dearest cost

The cheapest account is the Standard $25K at $52.00 with BRIDGE, a saving of $13.00 on the $65 list price. The dearest is the Pro $250K at $392.00, a saving of $98.00 on $490. The spread between them is $340.00. For most traders the realistic range is $52.00 to $260.00 on the Standard, where the $250K is $260.00, and $80.00 to $392.00 on the Pro.

If the evaluation takes longer than a month

A second month costs a renewal. I do not know whether BRIDGE applies, so the table shows the upper bound at the list price.

Even three months on the Standard $100K come to up to $420.00 if renewals are at the list price. That is a small sum next to the account, but it is also why a trader who keeps missing the target should stop and review rather than keep paying.

My experience: I built the month table on 12 November 2026. The renewal price is an assumption, not a figure the firm gave me.

What the fee buys: size, loss room and contracts

OneUp Trader coupon code "BRIDGE": the Standard value table

A fair fee is one that buys a lot of account and a lot of room. This table sets the Standard fee with BRIDGE against what it buys.

The fee per $1,000 of account size runs from $0.93 on the $150K to $2.08 on the $25K. The fee per $100 of loss room runs from $2.40 on the $50K to $4.73 on the $250K. Smaller accounts cost more per dollar of size but less in total.

By fee per $1,000 the $150K at $140.00 is the best value. By fee per $100 of loss room the $50K at $60.00 is the best. The lowest outlay is the $25K at $52.00. Value and outlay are different things, and a trader testing the firm may rationally pay more per dollar to risk less money.

My experience: The value table is my own arithmetic on 12 November 2026 from the record's prices and limits. The Pro loss limits are not listed separately, so Pro is not in it.

The rules that matter most

OneUp Trader discount code "BRIDGE": drawdown, consistency, closing time and activity

Real-time trailing drawdown

The drawdown follows your equity in real time and stops at the starting balance. It is more demanding than an end-of-day drawdown, because an open profit that fades still raises the floor. There is no daily loss limit, which gives room inside a day but makes the total loss limit the one number to respect.

The consistency rule

In the evaluation, the combined profit of the next three best days must be at least 80% of the best day. It stops a pass built on one lucky day.

Close by 3:15 PM CT

Positions must be flat by 3:15 PM CT, which is 21:15 UTC in November, with no trading from 3:15 PM to 5:00 PM CT. There is no overnight or weekend holding.

Funded activity and review

Weekly trade executions must be at least 50% of the evaluation's weekly average, and during the first 90 funded days each 15-day interval should end above the starting balance.

Prohibited trading

Trades under 10 seconds, high-frequency trading, latency or tick scalping and market-data exploitation are prohibited. Group trading and copying under another name are prohibited, and at most 3 funded accounts are allowed.

My experience: I read each rule in the record on 12 November 2026 and kept the wording close to the firm's own.

Pros and cons of OneUp Trader

OneUp Trader promo code "BRIDGE": the honest list

Pros

• Low entry prices: from $52.00 with BRIDGE on the Standard $25K.
• A 6% target on every size.
• No daily loss limit, only the total drawdown.
• A listed split of 100% of the first $10,000 of eligible profit and 90% after.
• Two payout methods, bank wire and crypto, with requests Monday to Friday.
• A PFB Verified score of 82 out of 100 and a 4.1 out of 5 rating.

Cons

• A monthly evaluation fee that renews every 30 days until you pass.
• An activation fee after a pass, with an amount not in my data.
• A real-time trailing drawdown that is stricter than an end-of-day one.
• Everything flat by 3:15 PM CT, so no overnight holding.
• Crypto withdrawals carry a processor fee, a per-request cap and can take longer than a bank wire.
• A consistency rule in the evaluation that punishes one big day.
• No on-chain payout record on Prop Firm Bridge for the firm today.

Neither list is a verdict by itself. A trader who never holds overnight and likes steady days will see the cons as small. A trader who builds on one big day will see them as the whole story.

My experience: I drew both lists from the record on 12 November 2026.

Who OneUp Trader suits, and who should look elsewhere

OneUp Trader coupon code "BRIDGE": fit by trader type

It suits

An intraday futures trader who closes by the afternoon, spreads profit across days, trades steadily after funding and wants a low-cost entry. A trader who wants to test a firm at $52.00 to $60.00 with BRIDGE before committing to a bigger size also fits.

It suits less

A trader who holds positions overnight, relies on seconds-long scalps, trades the first seconds of news, or needs a flat monthly cost with no renewal. For those traders, the rules, not the price, are the obstacle.

It is a hard fit for

A trader who plans to copy accounts held under other names, or to run more than 3 funded accounts. Both are prohibited in the record.

My experience: I matched the rules to trader types on 12 November 2026. These are fit judgments, not predictions.

Risks and the facts I could not confirm

OneUp Trader discount code "BRIDGE": unknowns you should price in

None of these unknowns is a reason to avoid the firm. They are the reason to read the firm's page and to check the checkout total before paying.

My experience: I compiled this table on 12 November 2026 from the gaps in the record.

Is the discount code real and does it work

OneUp Trader promo code "BRIDGE": 20% off the evaluation price

BRIDGE is the code Prop Firm Bridge lists for OneUp Trader. Akash Mane tests it by hand at OneUp Trader's own checkout every day, and the latest test shown here is 12 November 2026, when the Standard $100K went from $150 to $120.

To use it, choose the account, go to checkout, type BRIDGE in capital letters in the coupon box and apply it. You can also open OneUp Trader through this link and apply the code there. One code works per order. The record says: "Enter BRIDGE at OneUp Trader checkout. The 20% comes off the evaluation price; confirm the final price before paying."

Other codes on random pages may be old, limited to some programmes or never tested. BRIDGE is the only code covered here, because it is the one tested daily.

My experience: The test on 12 November 2026 was a new purchase. I have not tested a returning-buyer purchase, a reset or a renewal.

Standard, Pro or Express: which to pick

OneUp Trader coupon code "BRIDGE": the short version

Standard has a 10-day minimum and the lowest fee. Pro lists a 5-day minimum at a higher fee, which is 50% to 54% more on list price. Express is a re-entry route for a trader whose OneUp funded account was terminated in the previous 30 days and has no public price in my data. A longer comparison is in which OneUp Trader plan to pick.

My experience: The tables are the record's prices on 12 November 2026 with 20% off. The Pro loss limit is not in my data.

Is each Standard size worth it?

OneUp Trader discount code "BRIDGE": a verdict for every size

Worth is relative to what you want. The sections below judge each Standard size on fee, room and the first payout under the listed split. They are judgments about fit, not predictions of results.

$25K Standard at $52.00 with BRIDGE

It is the right size for a first look at the firm: the smallest fee, the smallest loss, and a 3-mini cap that forces small positions. It is a poor size for a trader who wants a large payout, because the target is only $1,500.

The numbers: list price $65, BRIDGE price $52.00, saving $13.00. Target $1,500, maximum loss $1,500 (6.00% of the account), up to 3 minis. If the funded account reached the target in eligible profit, the listed split would pay $1,500.00, and the fee would be 3.47% of it. The Pro at this size is $80.00 with BRIDGE.

$50K Standard at $60.00 with BRIDGE

It has the best fee per $100 of loss room, which makes it the efficient choice for a careful trader. The 6-mini cap gives a little more flexibility than the $25K without a large jump in price.

The numbers: list price $75, BRIDGE price $60.00, saving $15.00. Target $3,000, maximum loss $2,500 (5.00% of the account), up to 6 minis. If the funded account reached the target in eligible profit, the listed split would pay $3,000.00, and the fee would be 2.00% of it. The Pro at this size is $92.00 with BRIDGE.

$100K Standard at $120.00 with BRIDGE

It is the size the code was tested on and the usual middle choice. The fee is $120.00 with BRIDGE, the target is $6,000 and the first payout at the target would be $6,000 under the listed split.

The numbers: list price $150, BRIDGE price $120.00, saving $30.00. Target $6,000, maximum loss $3,500 (3.50% of the account), up to 12 minis. If the funded account reached the target in eligible profit, the listed split would pay $6,000.00, and the fee would be 2.00% of it. The Pro at this size is $180.00 with BRIDGE.

$150K Standard at $140.00 with BRIDGE

It has the lowest fee per $1,000 of account size at $0.93. For a trader who wants size without the $250K fee, it is the value pick, with a $9,000 target and up to 15 minis.

The numbers: list price $175, BRIDGE price $140.00, saving $35.00. Target $9,000, maximum loss $5,000 (3.33% of the account), up to 15 minis. If the funded account reached the target in eligible profit, the listed split would pay $9,000.00, and the fee would be 1.56% of it. The Pro at this size is $212.00 with BRIDGE.

$250K Standard at $260.00 with BRIDGE

It has the largest numbers: a $15,000 target, a $5,500 maximum loss and up to 25 minis. The loss room per dollar of fee is the worst of the five. It suits a trader who needs the contract count and can manage a large dollar swing.

The numbers: list price $325, BRIDGE price $260.00, saving $65.00. Target $15,000, maximum loss $5,500 (2.20% of the account), up to 25 minis. If the funded account reached the target in eligible profit, the listed split would pay $14,500.00, and the fee would be 1.79% of it. The Pro at this size is $392.00 with BRIDGE.

My experience: I wrote the five verdicts on 12 November 2026 from the record's numbers. They are fit judgments and I have not traded any of these accounts.

The cost of several attempts

OneUp Trader promo code "BRIDGE": what it costs if you do not pass the first time

Most traders do not pass the first evaluation. Worth depends on what a second or third try costs. The table shows the Standard fee with BRIDGE multiplied by the number of separate purchases. I have only tested BRIDGE on a new purchase, so a returning buyer should check the checkout total, and the list-price column shows the same attempts without a code.

Three attempts on the $100K cost $360.00 with BRIDGE against $450 at list price. On the $25K they cost $156.00 against $195. Even three attempts on the $250K come to $780.00 with BRIDGE, against $975 at list. A trader who plans for two or three attempts should price the whole sequence, not the first fee. The code saves 20% each time it applies.

The other cost is time. Each attempt takes at least 10 trading days on the Standard, so three attempts is at least 30 trading days of effort. The cheapest way to improve the odds is not a cheaper fee. It is a size and style that fit the rules.

How much profit makes the fee worth it

OneUp Trader coupon code "BRIDGE": the fee as a share of a first payout

The listed split pays 100% of the first $10,000 of eligible profit, so for small profits the fee is paid back by an equal amount of profit. The table shows the Standard fee with BRIDGE as a share of the payout at several profit levels.

A $5,000 payout on the $100K makes the $120.00 fee 2.4% of the payout. At $10,000 it is 1.2%. The fee is small next to a real payout and large next to a small one. The sensible reading is that the fee is never the main risk. The main risk is not reaching the payout at all, which is why the rules matter more than the price.

My experience: I built both tables on 12 November 2026 from the record's prices and the listed split. None of the payouts are ones I received.

What the rating breakdown means in practice

OneUp Trader promo code "BRIDGE": payout process 4.0, customer care 4.1, conditions 4.1, user friendliness 4.2

Payout process at 4.0

The methods are bank wire and cryptocurrency, requests run Monday to Friday and the split is generous at the start. The score stops at 4.0 partly because the crypto route has a processor fee, a per-request cap and slower timing, and partly because there is no on-chain record to confirm payouts.

Customer care at 4.1

Good, but I did not contact support for this guide. If speed of help matters to you, ask a question before you buy and see how fast the answer comes.

Trading conditions at 4.1

The real-time trailing drawdown is strict, but there is no daily loss limit. The 3:15 PM CT close removes overnight risk and also overnight opportunity.

User friendliness at 4.2

The highest of the four. The evaluation is simple to understand: one target, one drawdown, a minimum number of days and a consistency check.

The first 90 funded days, week by week

OneUp Trader discount code "BRIDGE": what the review period asks of you

The funded account is reviewed in 15-day intervals during the first 90 days. That is six intervals. The table shows what each asks.

Nothing in the record says the intervals compound or that a profit in one carries to the next. Each one is a separate check. After day 90 the review period ends, but the activity rule and the daily close continue. A trader who plans to trade only now and then should read this table twice.

My experience: I laid out the six intervals on 12 November 2026 from the 90-day and 15-day figures in the record.

Doubts traders usually have

OneUp Trader coupon code "BRIDGE": short, direct answers

Is a monthly fee a red flag?

No, but it is a cost that grows if you are slow. Plan for the renewal, and stop paying if you are not improving.

Is the real-time trailing drawdown too strict?

It is stricter than an end-of-day type, but it stops at the starting balance, which caps how far it can climb. Respect it by sizing positions to a fraction of the loss room.

Is crypto or bank wire better?

The record gives crypto a processor fee, a per-request cap and slower timing, so bank wire is the steadier route on paper. Ask the firm for current figures.

Does the PFB Verified score promise anything?

No. It describes the firm's structure and rules, not your result.

Why no payout total?

Prop Firm Bridge counts only on-chain payments it can link, and OneUp Trader is not tracked there today.

Is each Pro size worth the extra?

OneUp Trader promo code "BRIDGE": the Pro premium size by size

The Pro lists a 5-day minimum against 10 for the Standard, at a higher fee. Whether that is worth it depends on whether you would use the shorter minimum. The Pro loss limit and contract limit are not in my data, so these sections compare price and days only.

$25K Pro at $80.00 with BRIDGE

The Pro lists at $100 and is $80.00 with BRIDGE, a saving of $20.00. Against the Standard at $52.00, the premium is $28.00, or $5.60 for each of the 5 minimum days saved. If you expect to pass in under 10 days with spread-out profit, that premium buys speed. If you expect to take longer than 10 days anyway, it buys nothing. Per $1,000 of account size the Pro costs $3.20 against $2.08 for the Standard.

$50K Pro at $92.00 with BRIDGE

The Pro lists at $115 and is $92.00 with BRIDGE, a saving of $23.00. Against the Standard at $60.00, the premium is $32.00, or $6.40 for each of the 5 minimum days saved. If you expect to pass in under 10 days with spread-out profit, that premium buys speed. If you expect to take longer than 10 days anyway, it buys nothing. Per $1,000 of account size the Pro costs $1.84 against $1.20 for the Standard.

$100K Pro at $180.00 with BRIDGE

The Pro lists at $225 and is $180.00 with BRIDGE, a saving of $45.00. Against the Standard at $120.00, the premium is $60.00, or $12.00 for each of the 5 minimum days saved. If you expect to pass in under 10 days with spread-out profit, that premium buys speed. If you expect to take longer than 10 days anyway, it buys nothing. Per $1,000 of account size the Pro costs $1.80 against $1.20 for the Standard.

$150K Pro at $212.00 with BRIDGE

The Pro lists at $265 and is $212.00 with BRIDGE, a saving of $53.00. Against the Standard at $140.00, the premium is $72.00, or $14.40 for each of the 5 minimum days saved. If you expect to pass in under 10 days with spread-out profit, that premium buys speed. If you expect to take longer than 10 days anyway, it buys nothing. Per $1,000 of account size the Pro costs $1.41 against $0.93 for the Standard.

$250K Pro at $392.00 with BRIDGE

The Pro lists at $490 and is $392.00 with BRIDGE, a saving of $98.00. Against the Standard at $260.00, the premium is $132.00, or $26.40 for each of the 5 minimum days saved. If you expect to pass in under 10 days with spread-out profit, that premium buys speed. If you expect to take longer than 10 days anyway, it buys nothing. Per $1,000 of account size the Pro costs $1.57 against $1.04 for the Standard.

My experience: I wrote these five comparisons on 12 November 2026 from the record's prices and day counts.

What the code saves at each size

OneUp Trader discount code "BRIDGE": the saving in dollars on all 10 prices

BRIDGE saves $13.00 on the Standard $25K and $65.00 on the Standard $250K. On the Pro it saves $20.00 on the $25K and $98.00 on the $250K. The saving is exactly one fifth of the list price, so a bigger account saves more in dollars and the same in percent. The total saved across all five Standard sizes if you bought each once would be $158.00 and across all five Pro sizes $239.00, though no one needs to buy them all.

Mistakes that make OneUp Trader not worth it

OneUp Trader promo code "BRIDGE": the avoidable ways to waste the fee

Buying the biggest size first

A bigger account has a bigger dollar loss limit and a bigger fee. It does not make the 6% target easier. Start with a size whose maximum loss you could take without stress.

Ignoring the 3:15 PM CT close

A position left open past the close is a rule problem. Set an alert for 20:45 UTC in November, 30 minutes before the close.

Passing on one big day

The consistency rule asks the next three best days to total at least 80% of the best day. Aim for steady days.

Forgetting the renewal

The evaluation fee renews every 30 days until you pass or cancel. Put the date in a calendar.

Assuming BRIDGE covers every charge

The code is tested on the evaluation price. Renewal and activation fee coverage is unconfirmed, so check the checkout total.

Trading too little after funding

Weekly executions must be at least 50% of the evaluation average. Long breaks are a risk.

A simple four-week plan for a first evaluation

OneUp Trader coupon code "BRIDGE": a way to stay inside the first month

Because the fee renews at 30 days, a plan that finishes in four weeks avoids a second fee. This is a pacing idea, not a promise of a pass.

If you reach the end of week 4 without a pass, the question is whether another month at the renewal price is a good bet. For the Standard $100K, that is up to $150 at the list price. If your results are improving, it may be. If not, a change of size, plan or style is a better use of the money.

My experience: I wrote the four-week plan on 12 November 2026 as a pacing aid. I have not followed it on a live evaluation.

What a month of funded profit would pay

OneUp Trader discount code "BRIDGE": illustrative arithmetic, not a forecast

To judge worth, it helps to see what a modest funded result pays under the listed split. The table shows eligible profit of 1%, 2% and 3% of the account in a month and what the split would pay. These are arithmetic examples. Nobody is promised these results, and the withdrawal threshold, any processor fee and the firm's rules can change what reaches you.

On the $100K, a 1% month is $1,000 and a 3% month is $3,000, all inside the first $10,000 and so paid at 100%. On the $250K, a 3% month is $7,500, also inside the first $10,000. Only a profit above $10,000 meets the 90% rate, so for the small and middle sizes the split is effectively 100% in these examples. Compared with a Standard fee of $120.00 on the $100K with BRIDGE, a single 1% month pays the fee back more than eight times over, if the result were reached and paid.

The honest caveat is that most evaluation attempts do not reach funding and most funded accounts do not reach 3% every month. The table says what the split does with a profit. It says nothing about how likely the profit is.

My experience: I built the table on 12 November 2026 from the listed split. No figure is a result I or anyone achieved.

How to read reviews of OneUp Trader

OneUp Trader promo code "BRIDGE": what to look for and what to ignore

Reviews are one part of a worth-it decision, and they are easy to misread. On the OneUp Trader review page, reviews are checked before they go live, but each is still one person's experience.

Look for dates

A rule or a price from a year ago may not apply today. Prefer recent reviews.

Look for specifics

A review that names the account size, the rule and the outcome tells you more than one that says "great" or "bad".

Separate the rules from the result

A trader who failed after breaking the close or the consistency rule is describing their own trading, not necessarily a problem with the firm.

Ignore any review that offers a reward

Reviews given for points, entries or any reward are not honest evidence. Prop Firm Bridge never asks for reviews in return for anything.

Weigh payout reviews most

Since there is no on-chain record, a dated, specific payout review is the best available evidence, and several of them together are better than one.

The verdict by trader type

OneUp Trader coupon code "BRIDGE": worth it, not worth it, and wait

When waiting is the right call

If the renewal and the activation fee matter to your budget, ask the firm for both amounts first, or check the checkout total before paying. The code is checked daily, and the price list on the coupon page will still be there tomorrow. A day spent confirming a number costs nothing. A fee paid on a guess does.

The one-line answer

OneUp Trader is worth it for a futures trader whose style fits an afternoon close and a trailing drawdown, who plans for a renewal and who uses BRIDGE to cut the evaluation price by 20%. It is not worth it for a trader whose edge breaks those rules, whatever the price.

My experience: I wrote the verdicts on 12 November 2026 from the rules and prices in the record. They are fit judgments, not a prediction of anyone's result.

A checklist before you buy

OneUp Trader discount code "BRIDGE": ten checks

1. You can be flat by 3:15 PM CT (21:15 UTC in November) every trading day.
2. You do not rely on trades shorter than 10 seconds.
3. You can spread profit so the next three best days reach 80% of the best day.
4. You will keep weekly activity at half your evaluation average or more.
5. You can afford at least one renewal at the list price.
6. You have read the activation fee and the withdrawal threshold on the firm's page.
7. You have chosen a size whose maximum loss you can live with.
8. You have decided Standard or Pro on days saved, not on habit.
9. You have typed BRIDGE and seen the total fall by 20%.
10. You have read the rules page before the first trade.

My experience: I wrote the checklist on 12 November 2026 from the rules I read. I have not used it as a buyer.

Quick answers by search

Is OneUp Trader worth it "BRIDGE": PFB Verified, 82 out of 100, 4.1 out of 5

Is OneUp Trader legit "BRIDGE": scored PFB Verified by Prop Firm Bridge

OneUp Trader review "BRIDGE": low fees, real-time trailing drawdown, 3:15 PM CT close

OneUp Trader pros and cons "BRIDGE": cheap entry, monthly renewal, activation fee

OneUp Trader cheapest account "BRIDGE": Standard $25K at $52.00

OneUp Trader Standard $100K "BRIDGE": $150 to $120.00

OneUp Trader Pro $100K "BRIDGE": $225 to $180.00

OneUp Trader coupon code "BRIDGE": 20% off, tested 12 November 2026

OneUp Trader profit split "BRIDGE": 100% of the first $10,000, then 90%

OneUp Trader renewal and activation fee "BRIDGE": check the checkout total

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

Next: OneUp Trader price for every account size, cheapest OneUp Trader account, OneUp Trader payout rules and proof and which OneUp Trader plan to pick. See the prop firm rule changes tracker, the OneUp Trader challenge accounts, the OneUp Trader review, the firm's own site oneuptrader.com and the OneUp Trader coupon code page for every BRIDGE price, checked daily.