Legion Funding Promo Code BRIDGE: 1-Step vs 2-Step, Cost Per $100 of Loss Room

Quick answer: the Legion Funding promo code is BRIDGE, 5% off every plan and every size, tested at Legion Funding's own checkout on 8 November 2026. Worked price: the 1-Step $5K goes from $65 to $61.75 and the 2-Step $5K from $35 to $33.25. On the $100K account the 2-Step drops from $529 to $502.55 and the 1-Step from $599 to $569.05. Every price, checked daily, is on the Legion Funding coupon code page.

BRIDGE is independently verified: Akash Mane, founder of Prop Firm Bridge, tests it by hand at Legion Funding's own checkout every day. This page uses the Legion Funding record on Prop Firm Bridge, with 20 prices (4 plans, 5 sizes), so you can compare plans in one place.

Which is cheaper with the Legion Funding promo code BRIDGE, the 1-Step or the 2-Step?

The 2-Step has the lower sticker price at every size. But a cheaper fee is only half the question. The 2-Step allows a 10% maximum loss, the 1-Step only 6%. So you get more room for mistakes per dollar spent on the 2-Step. The price per $100 of loss room, with BRIDGE applied, shows it:

On the $5K, the 2-Step costs $6.65 for every $100 of loss room. The 1-Step costs $20.58. On the $100K the numbers are $5.03 and $9.48. The 2-Step is cheaper on this measure at every size.

The trade-off is the path. The 2-Step has two phases (8% then 5%) and a 4% daily loss limit. The 1-Step has one phase (10%) and a 3% daily loss limit. If you want one stage and fewer days in evaluation, the 1-Step is the faster route. If you want a lower fee and more breathing room, the 2-Step wins. In my experience, most traders who trade a few setups a week do better with more loss room than with fewer phases.

Legion Funding discount code BRIDGE: the full price table

Here is every plan and every size from our Legion Funding record. The list price is the number Legion Funding shows, the BRIDGE price is 5% lower, and the last two columns show the daily loss limit and the maximum loss in dollars. See the live numbers any time on the Legion Funding coupon code page or the Legion Funding challenges tab.

2-Step (8% then 5% target, 4% daily loss, 10% max loss)

1-Step (10% target, 3% daily loss, 6% max loss)

Instant Funding (no target, 3% daily loss, 5% trailing max loss)

Fast Track (6% target, 3% daily loss, 5% max loss)

The Fast Track fee above is only the upfront part. Legion Funding charges an activation fee after you pass, which we explain in our Fast Track real cost guide. The record does not say whether BRIDGE also applies to the activation fee, so count that part at full price.

Cost per $1,000 of capital with the promo code

A bigger account usually costs less per dollar of capital. With BRIDGE applied, this is what you pay for each $1,000 of account size:

The 2-Step $100K costs $5.03 per $1,000, against $6.65 on the $5K. The price per $1,000 falls as the size grows on most plans, with small exceptions: the 2-Step $50K ($6.44) is a hair above the $25K ($6.42), and Instant Funding $50K ($8.13) is above its $25K ($7.90). Because the 2-Step maximum loss is 10% of the account, its price per $1,000 of capital and its price per $100 of loss room are the same number. If you only plan to risk a small amount per trade, a smaller account is fine. If you trade bigger, the larger sizes are better value.

How much profit do you need to earn the fee back?

Legion Funding's profit split is 80% on every plan in our record. So you need to make the fee divided by 0.8 in gross profit before you are back to zero. With BRIDGE applied:

On the 2-Step $5K you need about $41.56 of profit to cover the $33.25 fee. On the 1-Step $5K it is $77.19. These are fee-only numbers. They do not include any other cost, and they say nothing about how likely it is that you pass.

The rules in dollars on a $10K account

Percentages are easy to misread, so here are the rules on a $10K account, from our record:

• 2-Step: $800 target in phase 1, $500 in phase 2, $400 daily loss limit, $1,000 maximum loss, 3 minimum trading days. Fee with BRIDGE: $65.55.
• 1-Step: $1,000 target, $300 daily loss limit, $600 maximum loss, 4 minimum trading days. Fee with BRIDGE: $90.25.
• Instant Funding: no target, $300 daily loss limit, $500 trailing maximum loss, a consistency rule applies. Fee with BRIDGE: $102.60.
• Fast Track: $600 target, $300 daily loss limit, $500 maximum loss, a consistency rule applies. Upfront fee with BRIDGE: $8.55.

All four plans list an 80% profit split, on-demand payouts, MetaTrader 5, and news trading and EAs as allowed in the record. Copy trading is not allowed. Check the exact wording in the firm's terms before you trade a funded account.

My experience: the 2-Step $10K at $65.55 gives $1,000 of loss room. The 1-Step $10K at $90.25 gives $600. If you just want to find out whether Legion Funding fits your style, the 2-Step is the cheaper test.

Worked example: a $50K account, step by step

Say you want a $50K account. At list price, the 2-Step is $339, the 1-Step $369 and Instant Funding $428. With BRIDGE they become $322.05, $350.55 and $406.60. You save $16.95, $18.45 and $21.40.

Now look at what each fee buys. The 2-Step gives $5,000 of maximum loss and a $2,000 daily limit. The 1-Step gives $3,000 and $1,500. Instant Funding gives $2,500 of trailing maximum loss and a $1,500 daily limit, but you skip the evaluation. Pay $322.05 for $5,000 of room, or $350.55 for $3,000. For most traders, the 2-Step is the clear value pick on this size, and the 1-Step is for those who do not want a second phase.

My experience: I compare plans on loss room first, not on the fee. A low fee on a tight account just means you pay again sooner.

Payout facts for Legion Funding, from our record

The record lists an 80% profit split on all four plans, on-demand payouts, bank transfer and cryptocurrency as payout methods, and a $100 minimum reward request. The firm's terms say reward requests are generally reviewed within 1 to 3 business days. Treat that range as the safe expectation.

One rule to check before you buy: the terms restrict opening or closing trades within five minutes before and after relevant high-impact news on funded stages, even though our challenge record lists news trading as allowed. Evaluation-stage treatment can differ, so read the exact wording for your plan. Legion Funding supports MetaTrader 5 and allows expert advisers that act as legitimate trade or risk management tools. Signal copying and mirror trading are not allowed.

Also note that Legion Funding is a new firm: the record says its company was incorporated in August 2026, and our score of 80/100 reflects the short operating history and the independent payout evidence that is still building. A lower fee is a good reason to try the firm, but it is not a reason to risk money you cannot afford to lose.

Why so many Legion Funding coupon codes online don't work

Search for a Legion Funding coupon code and you will see many lists. Some codes are old, some were never tested, and some were invented to fill a page. A code that worked last month may be gone, and a banner discount can differ from what the cart shows. You can only trust a code that someone has actually entered at checkout recently.

That is why we test BRIDGE by hand every day and show the date. One code works per order, so you cannot stack two codes. Pick the one with the best tested result and confirm the reduced total before you pay. For the latest price on each plan, open the Legion Funding coupon code page.

Legion Funding code BRIDGE for new and returning buyers

In our record, every BRIDGE offer for Legion Funding is listed with eligibility "all", with no new-customer-only condition. That is what we can say honestly. We have not tested a repeat purchase on every plan, so if you have bought from Legion Funding before, check that the discount line appears in your cart before paying. If it does not, the code is not being applied to that order.

Which plan fits which trader

• Lowest fee and most loss room: the 2-Step. Two phases, but the cheapest per $100 of loss room.
• One phase and a higher target: the 1-Step. A 10% target, but a tighter 6% maximum loss.
• No evaluation: Instant Funding. No target, a 5% trailing maximum loss and a consistency rule.
• Cheap first try: the Fast Track. $9 upfront ($8.55 with BRIDGE), a 6% target, then an activation fee after you pass.

Read the full rules and score in our Legion Funding review (80/100, PFB Verified), and follow changes in the rule changes tracker.

How to use the code at checkout

1. Open the Legion Funding coupon code page and copy BRIDGE.
2. Pick your plan and size at Legion Funding's checkout.
3. Paste BRIDGE in the code box and apply it.
4. Check that the total matches the BRIDGE price in the table above before you pay.

If the total is different, the firm may have changed its price. Prices can change, so the checkout total is the final number. Our coupon page is re-tested every day.