Legion Funding Price for Every Account Size With Coupon Code BRIDGE (All 20 Accounts, November 2026)

Quick answer: The best Legion Funding coupon code is BRIDGE: 5% off every 2-Step, 1-Step, Instant Funding and Fast Track account, verified 14 November 2026. With BRIDGE the 2-Step $5K drops from $35 to $33.25, the 2-Step $100K drops from $529 to $502.55, the Instant Funding $100K drops from $699 to $664.05, and the Fast Track entry fee drops from $9 to $8.55 at any size. Every price, checked daily, is on the Legion Funding coupon code page.

Legion Funding coupon code "BRIDGE": 5% off all 20 accounts, verified November 2026

Legion Funding promo code "BRIDGE": tested at checkout on 14 November 2026

Legion Funding discount code "BRIDGE": the same 5% for new and returning buyers, checked daily

BRIDGE, the exclusive Prop Firm Bridge code, is verified and tested every day: Akash Mane tests it by hand at Legion Funding's own checkout. On the test of 14 November 2026, the 2-Step $5K came to $33.25 instead of $35.

Active and verified Legion Funding coupon code

You open the LegionFunding site and the numbers start moving. Click Two-Step and the $5K says $35. Click One-Step and the same $5K says $65. Click Instant Funding and it says $69. Click Fast Track and every size says $9, which looks like a mistake until you find the activation fee further down the help centre. Then there is a new tab called Instant Flash with sizes you did not see last week. After ten minutes you still cannot say what a $50K account really costs you.

This page puts it all in one place. Below is the list price of every Legion Funding account in our tested records, all 20 of them, the price after coupon code BRIDGE, the dollar saving, and what each account gives you in dollars of target and loss room. Every list price is the one Legion Funding shows on its own site for that programme and size. Every BRIDGE price is worked out to the cent at 5%, the same way the checkout does it.

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

Legion Funding price list November 2026: from $8.55 with coupon code "BRIDGE"

Legion Funding is run by Legion Funding Ltd., an international business company incorporated in Saint Lucia on 11 August 2026 under company number 2026-00617, trading under the brand LegionFunding. It sells four programmes in our records, each in five sizes: $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K and $100K. That makes 20 accounts. A fifth programme, Instant Flash, launched on the site with its own smaller sizes, and I cover it separately below because it is not in our tested offer records yet.

The whole Legion Funding lineup at a glance

The pattern is simple once you see it. The 2-Step is the cheapest evaluation at every size. The 1-Step costs more because you pass in one phase. Instant Funding costs the most because you skip the test entirely. Fast Track is the odd one: a tiny entry fee to take the test, then a bigger activation fee once you pass, so its real price only shows up when you add both together.

What the list price includes

The price you pay is a one-time fee for one account of that size and that programme. It is not a monthly subscription, and Legion Funding says there is no time limit on any evaluation phase. You can take a week or three months to hit the target, as long as you meet the minimum trading days and keep the account active (Legion may close accounts with no trades for 30 days). The fee buys access to the evaluation or, for Instant Funding, to the funded account straight away. It does not cover your trading costs: trades still carry their spread and per-lot trading fee, which I cover in the "what else you pay" section.

Where Instant Flash fits

Instant Flash is the newest tab on Legion's site, marked "New". Its sizes are $2K for $35, $5K for $90, $10K for $150 and $15K for $240. The rules are its own: no daily loss limit, a 4% static maximum loss, 1% risk per symbol treated as an immediate hard breach, leverage up to 1:20, a 70% split paid daily and no minimum days. Because it is not in our tested offer records yet, I do not quote a BRIDGE price for it. If you want Instant Flash, enter BRIDGE at checkout and read the order summary before paying; if the 5% line shows, you have it, and if not, you pay the list price.

My experience: The first time I priced Legion out, I wrote the four programme prices for $50K on one line: $339, $369, $428 and $9. The $9 looked like the winner until I added the $350 activation fee and got $359. That one sum changed which account I would pick, and it is why every table below shows the full path, not just the first payment.

Legion Funding 2-Step price with coupon code BRIDGE

Legion Funding 2-Step coupon code "BRIDGE": $5K from $33.25, $100K for $502.55

The 2-Step Evaluation is Legion's most balanced path and the cheapest evaluation at every size. You pass Phase 1 with an 8% target, then Phase 2 with a 5% target, under a 4% daily loss and a 10% static maximum loss, then you trade the funded account with the same 4% and 10% limits.

2-Step price table with BRIDGE

What the 2-Step gives you in dollars

Each phase needs at least 3 qualifying trading days, and a qualifying day means at least 0.5% realised profit on the initial balance. On a $100K account that is $500 of closed profit on each of those days. The funded stage asks for 5 qualifying days at the same 0.5% before a payout, a 2% risk-per-symbol cap, and a 1-minute minimum hold on every trade. Payouts are 80% of profit, on demand. Leverage is up to 1:50 on forex, 1:25 on metals, 1:10 on indices and oil, and 1:1 on crypto.

One small warning: an older line in Legion's homepage FAQ still describes the 2-Step maximum drawdown as 8%. The Trading Objectives page and the help centre both say 10% static, and that is the figure I use. If you see the 8% line, know that the rule pages say 10%.

Is the 2-Step $100K the best value at Legion?

In price per dollar of account, yes. The $100K costs $502.55 with BRIDGE, about $5.03 per $1,000 of account, while the $50K costs $322.05, about $6.44 per $1,000. Two $50K accounts cost $644.10 with BRIDGE, which is $141.55 more than one $100K. If you can afford it and your risk plan fits a $100K, the single big account is cheaper per dollar. If you cannot, the $25K at $160.55 is the next best per-dollar price at about $6.42 per $1,000, just ahead of the $50K.

My experience: When I entered BRIDGE on the 2-Step $5K, the order summary dropped from $35 to $33.25, and that is the same 5% I see on the $100K at $502.55. The percentage never changes by size, so the dollar saving grows with the account: $1.75 on the smallest, $26.45 on the biggest.

Legion Funding 1-Step price with BRIDGE

Legion Funding 1-Step discount code "BRIDGE": $5K for $61.75, $100K for $569.05

The 1-Step has a single phase with a 10% target. You pay more than the 2-Step for the same size because there is only one target to hit, but the loss limits are tighter: 3% daily and 6% maximum.

1-Step price table with BRIDGE

What the 1-Step gives you in dollars

The evaluation asks for 4 qualifying days at 0.5% realised profit each. The maximum loss is static during the evaluation, which means it stays fixed at 6% below the starting balance. Once funded, Legion's 1-Step model page lists the maximum loss as 6% trailing, the risk per symbol drops to 1%, and you need 5 qualifying days before a payout. Leverage on forex also changes after funding, from 1:50 to 1:30, and gold moves from 1:25 to 1:20.

Who pays the 1-Step premium, and is it worth it?

At $100K, the 1-Step with BRIDGE costs $66.50 more than the 2-Step ($569.05 against $502.55). For that money you skip Phase 2. You also accept a target that is 2 points higher than Phase 1 of the 2-Step and a loss room that is 4 points smaller. In dollars on a $100K, that is $10,000 to make before you can lose $6,000, against $8,000 then $5,000 to make with $10,000 of loss room on the 2-Step. For a trader with a high win rate and small losers, one phase can be faster. For anyone who needs space to recover from a bad week, the 2-Step gives far more cushion per dollar.

My experience: The 1-Step is the account where I check the funded rules hardest before paying, because the 1% risk per symbol after funding is half the 2-Step's 2%. On a $100K that is $1,000 of combined risk on one symbol, across every open and closed position on it, and the price alone does not tell you that.

Legion Funding Instant Funding price with BRIDGE

Legion Funding Instant Funding promo code "BRIDGE": $5K for $65.55, $100K for $664.05

Instant Funding skips the evaluation. You pay, you get a funded account, you trade. The price is the highest of the four programmes at every size, and the rules are the tightest on the loss side.

Instant Funding price table with BRIDGE

The $34.95 saving on the Instant $100K is the largest single saving BRIDGE gives at Legion in our records.

Instant Funding rules in dollars

The 5% maximum loss trails your highest balance or equity. Legion's own example: on a $100K account that grows to $108,000, the floor moves up to $102,600, and it stays there even if the account falls back to $105,000. A 20% consistency rule applies, which means no single day may be more than 20% of your total profit; Legion's shortcut is to multiply your best day by 5 to see the total profit you need. The risk per symbol is 2%.

The 3% payout buffer changes the real price

On Instant Funding, 3% must stay in the account after every payout. On a $100K, you can only withdraw what is above $103,000. Legion's example: with a balance of $103,100 you can withdraw $100; with $106,250 you can withdraw $3,250. So before your first dollar of payout, you need to grow the account by 3% and then by at least the $100 minimum payout on top. Add that to the $664.05 fee and you see why Instant Funding is the most expensive way in, even though it has no test.

My experience: I price Instant Funding with the buffer already added, because the fee is only half the story. On a $25K, the BRIDGE price is $197.60 and the buffer is $750 of profit you cannot take out. When I explain the account to a friend, I say it like that, both numbers together.

Legion Funding Fast Track price and the activation fee

Legion Funding Fast Track coupon code "BRIDGE": $9 entry becomes $8.55 at every size

Fast Track is a single-phase evaluation with a 6% target, a 3% daily loss and a 5% maximum loss, with no minimum trading days, no risk-per-trade limit and no minimum trade duration during the evaluation. The entry is $9 at every size, $8.55 with BRIDGE. Then, within 7 days of passing, you pay an activation fee to move to the funded stage. Miss the 7 days and the activation eligibility may expire.

Fast Track full cost table

BRIDGE takes the 5% off the $9 entry fee. The activation fee is a separate payment after you pass, so plan for the full amount in the table. The activation fee is also not refundable, which Legion states plainly in its refund article.

Fast Track against the 2-Step: which is cheaper?

If you pass, the 2-Step is cheaper at every size. Fast Track wins only when you fail: a failed Fast Track costs $8.55, while a failed 2-Step costs the full fee. So Fast Track is a cheap way to find out whether you can hit 6% inside a 5% loss, and an expensive way to reach the funded stage.

Fast Track funded rules worth pricing in

Once funded, Fast Track switches to a 5% trailing maximum loss, a 20% consistency rule and a 1-minute minimum hold. The trailing loss keeps moving after a payout request. Legion's own example: a $100K account at $105,000 has its floor at $100,000; withdraw the full $5,000 and the balance is back at $100,000 with the floor still at $100,000, so any further loss breaches the account. Legion advises leaving profit in the account for this reason, and so do I.

My experience: Fast Track is where I see the most confusion in trader chats, because "$9 for a $100K" sounds like the deal of the year. When I add the $600 activation fee the full path is $608.55, which is $106 more than the 2-Step $100K with BRIDGE. I still like Fast Track as a cheap first try at the rules.

Legion Funding cost per $1,000, per $100 of loss room and the profit to earn back the fee

Legion Funding discount: what each account really costs per dollar of buying power

Price tables compare fees. These tables compare what you get for each fee: account size, room to lose before breach, and the profit you need to cover the fee at the 80% split.

Cost per $1,000 of account with BRIDGE

Cost per $100 of maximum loss room with BRIDGE

This is the number I trust most, because loss room is what keeps an account alive. The 2-Step gives 10%, the 1-Step 6%, and Instant and Fast Track 5%.

The gap is large. On a $100K, each $100 of loss room costs $5.03 on the 2-Step and $13.28 on Instant Funding, more than two and a half times as much. If loss room is what you are buying, the 2-Step is the clear value at every size.

Profit you need to earn back the fee at the 80% split

The fee divided by 0.8 is the gross profit you need so that your 80% share covers what you paid. On Instant Funding I add the 3% buffer, because that part cannot be withdrawn.

Remember that Legion's minimum payout request is $100. On the smallest accounts, your first request may need to be bigger than the fee you are earning back, so the true first step is reaching that $100 line. And on the evaluation programmes, Legion says the evaluation fee may come back as part of your fourth payout, depending on the model and any active promotion, which would cut your real cost further if you get that far.

My experience: I always run the fee through the 0.8 line before I buy. On the 2-Step $100K at $502.55, I need $628.19 of gross profit to be even, which is 0.63% of the account. That number feels much smaller than "$500", and it sets a clear first goal for the funded stage.

What else you pay at Legion Funding: trading fees, payment and refunds

Legion Funding deal: the costs that are not on the price tag

The account fee is the biggest cost, but it is not the only one. Three more things change what you really spend.

Per-lot trading fees, spreads and swaps

Legion's accounts run on raw spreads plus a per-lot trading fee, the same on every programme. Its help centre lists $7.00 round trip per lot on forex and metals, $0 to $2.00 round trip per lot on indices depending on the instrument, and 0.04% to 0.08% of the notional value on crypto. On top of that you pay the market spread, which widens around high-impact news, at the market open and close, and at the daily rollover at 00:00 GMT+3 (21:00 UTC). Positions held past the rollover carry swap, a credit or charge that depends on the symbol and direction. If you trade ten lots of EUR/USD in a week, that is $70 in per-lot fees before spread, which is more than double what a 2-Step $5K costs with BRIDGE.

Paying for your account

Legion does not allow third-party payments. The card, wallet or bank account you pay with must be in your own name, and the name should match your Legion account. If Legion finds a third-party payment it may ask for proof, cancel the purchase or suspend the account. Pay with your own method and keep the receipt.

Refunds: what comes back and what does not

Legion's refund article says the evaluation fee may be refunded as part of your fourth payout, depending on the model and any active promotions, and its site footer says the evaluation fee is refunded after the fourth payout. The Fast Track activation fee is not eligible for a refund. Legion's terms also treat fees as service fees, not deposits, so do not expect money back for an account you have started and then failed. If you plan to rely on the fourth-payout refund, read the terms on the day you buy.

Getting paid: timing, methods, the contract and tax

The price buys a path to a payout, so it helps to know what that last step looks like. After you pass an evaluation, Legion asks you to finish KYC, then reviews the account, which it says takes 24 to 48 business hours. You then get an email that your funded contract is ready, sign it in the Contract tab of the dashboard, and the funded account goes live. On the funded account, once the minimum qualifying days are met, you request a payout of at least $100. Legion's help centre says requests are typically processed within 1 to 3 business days, by crypto or bank transfer depending on the methods available at the time; its homepage speaks of 24-hour processing on business days, so I plan with the longer figure. Legion does not withhold tax, so any payout may be taxable where you live, and reporting it is your job. None of these steps costs extra, but they take time, so a payout is never same-day from the moment you pass.

My experience: The per-lot fee is the cost I see new traders forget most. I now add a line to my plan for it: expected lots per week times $7, next to the account fee with BRIDGE. It keeps the real cost honest.

New or returning buyer, one code per order, and how to apply BRIDGE

Working Legion Funding code today: BRIDGE, for every buyer, one code per order

BRIDGE is the exclusive Prop Firm Bridge code, verified and tested every day. Here is how it behaves at Legion's checkout and what to expect.

New and returning buyers get the same 5%

Our offer records list BRIDGE for all buyers on all 20 accounts. A first purchase and a fifth purchase both get 5% off. There is no separate first-order rate at Legion in our records.

One code per order, and how BRIDGE compares with Legion's own code

Use one code per order; codes do not stack. Legion's own site banner shows its own public 5% code. So BRIDGE matches the best public discount on Legion's own site; it is not bigger, and I will not call it the highest. What BRIDGE adds is the daily check: Akash Mane tests it by hand at Legion's checkout every day and the result is dated on the Legion Funding coupon code page, so you know it works before you pay.

Why some sites show a bigger number than 5%

Some coupon sites put a bigger percentage on Legion Funding than the checkout gives, because a big number gets more clicks. When you type that code, the total does not move the way the headline said. BRIDGE is checked at Legion's own checkout every day, and the number we show is the number the checkout gives: 5%.

How to apply BRIDGE, step by step

1. Open Legion Funding's checkout.
2. Pick the programme (2-Step, 1-Step, Instant Funding or Fast Track) and the size.
3. Type BRIDGE in capitals, no spaces, in the coupon box, and apply it.
4. Check that the order summary shows the 5% line and the lower total, for example $33.25 on the 2-Step $5K.
5. Pay with a method in your own name.

KYC, countries and age

Legion requires KYC before your first payout, and before a funded account is issued after passing. It uses Sumsub with a government photo ID (passport, national ID card or driver's licence) and a selfie liveness check, done from Dashboard → Settings → Verification. You must be 18 or older. Residents of the United States are not eligible, and Legion's restricted list names Afghanistan, Belarus, Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Libya, North Korea, Russia, Sudan, South Sudan, Syria, Yemen and sanctioned areas of Ukraine. Legion says the list may change at any time, so check its restricted countries article before you buy. You may not trade or log in from a restricted country even while travelling.

My experience: The one step I never skip is reading the order summary after applying BRIDGE. If the total did not move, something is wrong (a space, a lower-case letter, a second code in the box), and the fix takes five seconds before payment and much longer after.

Legion Funding code for every account size: the full price ladder

Legion Funding code for $100K account, $50K, $25K, $10K and $5K: every price with BRIDGE

If you have a budget and want to see everything it buys, this is the ladder, cheapest to dearest, with BRIDGE applied.

All 20 accounts ranked by first payment

Fast Track counts as one line here because its entry is the same $8.55 at all five sizes; the five Fast Track accounts plus the fifteen others make the 20.

What each budget buys

• Under $50: any Fast Track entry ($8.55) or the 2-Step $5K ($33.25).
• Under $100: adds the 1-Step $5K ($61.75), 2-Step $10K ($65.55), Instant $5K ($65.55) and 1-Step $10K ($90.25).
• Under $200: adds the Instant $10K ($102.60), 2-Step $25K ($160.55), 1-Step $25K ($189.05) and Instant $25K ($197.60).
• Under $400: adds the 2-Step $50K ($322.05) and 1-Step $50K ($350.55).
• Under $700: everything, up to the Instant $100K at $664.05.

Building up to the $400K allocation

Legion's maximum combined funded allocation is $400,000 per trader, and there is no limit on the number of evaluation accounts you can buy or run at once. Four 2-Step $100K accounts cost $2,116 at list and $2,010.20 with BRIDGE, a saving of $105.80. Four Instant $100K accounts cost $2,796 at list and $2,656.20 with BRIDGE, a saving of $139.80. Once your funded allocation reaches $400,000, Legion will not issue more funded accounts until it falls below that line. Copying trades between Legion accounts is banned, and so are opposite positions on the same symbol across accounts you own (reverse hedging), so each account has to carry your own independent trading.

My experience: When someone tells me their budget, I read them the ladder above in order and stop at their number. With $350, the 2-Step $50K at $322.05 fits and the 1-Step $50K at $350.55 just misses by 55 cents, and that alone settles most choices.

Legion Funding price by size: all four programmes side by side

Legion Funding offer code "BRIDGE" at $5K, $10K, $25K, $50K and $100K

Most traders choose the size first and the programme second. So here is each size on its own, with all four programmes and what the gap between them buys.

$5K and $10K: the starter sizes

At $5K, the 2-Step costs $33.25 with BRIDGE, the 1-Step $61.75, Instant Funding $65.55 and the Fast Track $8.55 to start plus $50 to activate. That is a spread of almost $33 between the cheapest and the dearest full path. The 2-Step gives you $500 of maximum loss room for that $33.25, the most room of any $5K account at the lowest price. The 1-Step gives $300 for almost twice the money. Instant Funding gives $250 of trailing room, no test, and a $150 buffer you cannot withdraw. At $10K the order is the same: 2-Step $65.55, 1-Step $90.25, Instant $102.60, Fast Track $8.55 plus $80. A $10K 2-Step has a $400 daily limit and $1,000 of total room. Small sizes suit traders learning the rules, because a failure costs the least, but remember the $100 minimum payout: on a $5K, $100 is 2% of the account, so your first request needs a decent run of profit.

$25K and $50K: the middle sizes

At $25K, the 2-Step costs $160.55 with BRIDGE, the 1-Step $189.05, Instant $197.60 and the Fast Track $8.55 plus $170 ($178.55 together). This is the size where the Fast Track full path comes closest to the 2-Step, only $18 apart, so a confident trader who likes one phase and no minimum days in the evaluation may find Fast Track worth that $18. At $50K, the 2-Step is $322.05, the 1-Step $350.55, Instant $406.60 and the Fast Track full path $358.55. The $50K 2-Step gives $5,000 of loss room and a $2,000 daily limit; that is enough to size trades at 0.5% risk ($250) and survive a long losing run. The 1-Step $50K gives $3,000 of room with a $1,500 daily limit. Middle sizes are where most traders settle, because the per-$1,000 price is already close to the best and a failure does not hurt as much as at $100K.

$100K: the biggest single account

At $100K, the 2-Step costs $502.55 with BRIDGE, the 1-Step $569.05, Instant $664.05 and the Fast Track $8.55 plus $600 ($608.55). The 2-Step is the cheapest per dollar of account anywhere in the Legion lineup at $5.03 per $1,000. The Instant $100K is the most expensive account in the lineup, but it is the only $100K with no test at all. For a $100K the targets are large in dollars: $8,000 then $5,000 on the 2-Step, $10,000 on the 1-Step, $6,000 on the Fast Track. Before buying, I check the risk per symbol cap in dollars ($2,000 on 2-Step funded and Instant, $1,000 on 1-Step funded), because on a big account it is the rule most likely to catch a trader who adds to a losing gold position.

Weekend, overnight and news rules that apply at every size

Whatever size you buy, three timing rules are the same. You may hold trades overnight, but not over the weekend: any position still open when the market closes on Friday is closed by Legion's risk system at the market price, on every account type. On funded accounts, you may not open or close a trade from 5 minutes before to 5 minutes after a high-impact event on the Forex Factory calendar for the symbol you trade, and that includes a stop loss or take profit that fills inside the window; a first breach is a soft breach with the profit from that trade removed, a second ends the account. And during evaluations your average trade must last more than 2 minutes, while on funded accounts every single trade must stay open at least 1 minute. None of these change the price, but each can cost you the account you paid for, so I read them as part of the price.

My experience: When a friend asks me "what size should I buy", I ask what they can lose without stress. If $160 is fine, the 2-Step $25K is where I point them first. The price with BRIDGE is the starting point; the loss room in dollars is what makes the decision.

Worked examples: what three kinds of trader pay at Legion Funding

Legion Funding discount code "BRIDGE" in real budgets: three example plans

Tables are useful, but most people decide with a budget and a habit in mind. These three plans are examples, not results: they show how the price, the rules and BRIDGE add up for three common types of buyer. Swap in your own numbers.

Example 1: the careful starter with $70

A trader with $70 who has never passed an evaluation wants room to make mistakes. The 2-Step $5K costs $33.25 with BRIDGE, which leaves enough for a second try if the first fails: two 2-Step $5K accounts cost $66.50 together, still under $70. Each one gives $500 of total loss room and a $200 daily limit. At 0.5% risk per trade, that is $25 a trade, so nineteen losing trades in a row would still stay inside the maximum loss, and seven losers in one day would stay inside the daily limit. Phase 1 needs $400 of profit, Phase 2 needs $250, and each phase needs 3 days with at least $25 of realised profit. The alternative, a 1-Step $5K at $61.75, uses almost the whole budget for one try with $300 of room. For this trader the 2-Step is the better use of $70, and BRIDGE saves $3.50 across the two accounts.

Example 2: the confident one-phase trader with $200

A trader who has passed one-phase tests before and wants a $25K funded account. Three choices fit in $200. The 1-Step $25K costs $189.05 with BRIDGE: one phase, a $2,500 target, $750 daily and $1,500 total room. The Fast Track $25K costs $8.55 to start and $170 to activate, $178.55 in total: one phase, a $1,500 target, $750 daily and $1,250 total room, no minimum days and no risk-per-trade cap in the evaluation. The 2-Step $25K costs $160.55: two phases, $2,000 then $1,250, with $2,500 of room. If this trader values speed and trusts their entries, the Fast Track is cheapest if they fail (only $8.55 lost) and $10.50 cheaper than the 1-Step if they pass. Remember that the funded Fast Track carries a 20% consistency rule and a trailing loss; the funded 1-Step carries a 1% risk-per-symbol cap. Both are worth reading before you choose.

Example 3: the scaler aiming at $400K

A trader who already trades a funded account elsewhere and wants to build toward Legion's $400,000 allocation cap. The cheapest route per dollar is four 2-Step $100K accounts at $502.55 each, $2,010.20 with BRIDGE against $2,116 at list. If this trader buys them one at a time and only buys the next after the last one passes, the risk of losing the full $2,010.20 is much lower. Each $100K needs $8,000 then $5,000, and each funded $100K needs 5 qualifying days of $500 realised profit before the first payout. The 2% risk-per-symbol cap means at most $2,000 of combined risk on one symbol per account. Copying the same trades from one Legion account to the others is banned, so each account needs its own decisions.

What a second try costs

Legion does not list a discounted retake in our records, so a second try means buying a new account at the normal price. BRIDGE works on that purchase the same way, 5% off, because our records show it for all buyers. That is one more reason to start at a size you can afford to buy twice: the 2-Step $10K twice costs $131.10 with BRIDGE, the 2-Step $25K twice costs $321.10, and the 2-Step $50K twice costs $644.10.

My experience: When I write a plan like these, I put the fee, the loss room in dollars and the first payout line on one card. Seeing $33.25, $500 and $100 side by side for the 2-Step $5K makes it obvious what the account is for: learning the rules at the lowest cost per mistake.

Quick answers by search

Legion Funding coupon code "BRIDGE": the short answers

• Legion Funding coupon code: BRIDGE, 5% off every account.
• Legion Funding discount code: BRIDGE, the same code and the same 5%.
• Legion Funding promo code: BRIDGE, tested at checkout on 14 November 2026.
• Legion Funding voucher code or offer code: BRIDGE, typed in the coupon box at checkout.
• Legion Funding coupon code November 2026: BRIDGE, checked daily on our coupon page.
• LegionFunding 2-Step code: BRIDGE, $5K for $33.25, $100K for $502.55.
• LegionFunding 1-Step code: BRIDGE, $5K for $61.75, $100K for $569.05.
• Legion Funding instant funding code: BRIDGE, $5K for $65.55, $100K for $664.05.
• Legion Funding Fast Track code: BRIDGE, $9 entry for $8.55; activation fee $50 to $600 after passing.
• Legion Funding code for $100K account: BRIDGE, from $502.55 on the 2-Step.
• Legion Funding code for $50K account: BRIDGE, from $322.05 on the 2-Step.
• Legion Funding code for returning buyers: BRIDGE, the same 5%.
• Working Legion Funding code today: BRIDGE, dated on the coupon page each day.

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

Keep reading: the rest of the Legion Funding guides

Legion Funding guides with coupon code "BRIDGE"

• The cheapest Legion Funding account with BRIDGE: every path ranked by what it really costs to reach a payout.
• Which Legion Funding plan to pick: four programmes matched to trading styles.
• Legion Funding payout proof: what is verified today and how Legion pays.
• Is Legion Funding worth it? The full cost, the rules and the record, weighed up.
• Legion Funding review, with its challenge tab.
• Prop firm rule changes tracker, where any Legion Funding rule change shows up the day we see it.

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