Which FXIFY Plan to Pick in 2026: All 10 Programmes Matched to Your Trading Style, With Coupon Code BRIDGE

Quick answer: Pick the FXIFY plan by the rule that ends accounts, not by the price. For the most loss room per dollar, pick Two Phase Standard or Classic (10% maximum loss, $4.06 per $100 of room at $100K with BRIDGE). For a single step, pick One Phase (10% target, 6% trailing, 35% off for new traders) or Lightning (5% target, 4% trailing, five-day window). For no evaluation, pick Instant Funding Standard or Lite. For a static floor with low targets, pick Two Phase Pro (4% and 8%). For the lowest price per $1,000, pick Three Phase. For crypto, pick Crypto Standard. Coupon code BRIDGE takes 26% off One Phase, Two Phase, Three Phase, Instant Funding Standard, Lightning and crypto accounts, tested on 11 November 2026; today's prices are on the FXIFY coupon code page.

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FXIFY discount code "BRIDGE": the right plan for your style, tested at checkout on 11 November 2026

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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 Two Phase Standard $100K came to $406.26 instead of $549.00.

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FXIFY has ten programmes. That is more than most firms, and it is the reason so many traders end up on the wrong one. The names do not help much: "Standard", "Classic" and "Pro" are all two-step evaluations with different rules, "One Phase" and "Lightning" are both one-step, and "Instant Funding" comes in two very different versions. Pick the wrong one and you can fail a test you would have passed somewhere else in the same firm, or wait weeks longer for a payout than you needed to.

This guide matches each FXIFY programme to the traders it suits. It starts with all ten side by side, then sorts them by trading style, by drawdown type, by speed, by cost per dollar of loss room and by consistency rules, then goes through each programme on its own: who it fits, who should skip it, and what it costs with BRIDGE. Every rule comes from our records of FXIFY's programmes, and every price is FXIFY's list price with BRIDGE applied, to the cent.

The 10 FXIFY programmes at a glance

FXIFY plans compared with code "BRIDGE": targets, loss limits, days and split

Here is every FXIFY programme on one table. The targets and loss limits are percentages of the starting balance.

Price range of each FXIFY programme with BRIDGE

The full list of all 62 sizes, with list and BRIDGE prices, is in our FXIFY price guide.

Target against loss room: the ratio that decides most passes

One number sums up how hard an evaluation is: the profit target divided by the maximum loss. A ratio of 1.0 means you must make as much as you are allowed to lose. Below 1.0, the target is smaller than your room; above 1.0, it is bigger.

The two-step programmes ask for the least profit against the room they give. One Phase asks for the most: a 10% target against 6% of room. That is the price of doing it in one step. Lightning sits in between, with a 5% target against 4% of room, but it adds a five-day window and a 30% consistency condition.

My experience: reading FXIFY's ten rulebooks one after another, this ratio table is what made the differences clear to me. The code test at checkout was the easy part: BRIDGE took 26% off the Two Phase Standard $100K, from $549.00 to $406.26.

Which FXIFY plan for your trading style?

FXIFY plan by style with code "BRIDGE": day trading, swing, news, EAs, crypto

The fastest way to narrow ten programmes down to two or three is to start with what you actually do when you trade. Here are the permissions in our records for each programme.

Third-party copying is not allowed on any programme. Where copying is allowed, it means copying between your own eligible FXIFY accounts, or inbound copying from an outside account with approved ownership and history, as FXIFY's terms set out.

Day traders and scalpers

If you open and close trades inside the day, weekend and overnight rules do not touch you. What matters is the daily loss line and the room per trade. The two-step programmes give a 4% daily line and 10% (Classic, Standard) or 8% (Pro) of total room, which leaves space for a bad morning. One Phase and Lightning give only 3% a day. Instant Funding Standard gives 8% a day, but its total room is also 8% and trailing, so one very bad day can be the whole account.

Best fits: Two Phase Standard or Classic for room, Two Phase Pro for the lowest first target, One Phase if you want a single step and trade small.

Swing traders who hold over the weekend

Instant Funding Standard and Instant Funding Lite do not allow weekend holding. Every other programme does, including Lightning and the two crypto programmes. If you hold trades from Friday to Monday, rule out the two forex instant accounts first.

Best fits: Two Phase Classic (static floor, so a winning swing adds room), Three Phase (static floor, lowest price per $1,000), or Two Phase Standard for the widest room.

News traders

News trading is allowed on One Phase, the three Two Phase programmes and Three Phase. It is not allowed on the two forex instant accounts or on Lightning, and the crypto programmes restrict trading around a news window. If you trade high-impact releases, choose among the five evaluations that allow it.

Expert advisor and algorithm traders

Expert advisors are allowed on One Phase, Two Phase Classic, Two Phase Standard and Three Phase. Two Phase Pro allows them only after FXIFY's prior review. The instant, Lightning and crypto programmes do not allow them. If your strategy runs on an EA, Pro is possible but adds a step; the other four are simpler.

Crypto traders

FXIFY runs two dedicated crypto programmes, and our record says they list 80+ symbols. Crypto Standard is a one-step evaluation with a 9% target and 6% trailing room, and pays 80% bi-weekly or 100% monthly. Crypto Instant Funding has no target and pays 80% every 14 days. Both carry a 25% consistency condition and restrict news trading. Crypto Standard also has an activity condition on the funded stage: at least 7 trading days in each 14-day cycle.

My experience: the permissions table is the part of FXIFY's rules I would read before anything else, because it rules out plans faster than any price can. With BRIDGE at checkout the price drops by the same 26% on each of them, so it never changes which plan fits your style.

Pick by drawdown type: static or trailing loss limit

FXIFY static vs trailing drawdown: which plan has the friendlier loss limit

The maximum loss is the line that ends an account. On FXIFY it comes in two kinds. A static limit stays at the same dollar level for the life of the account. A trailing limit moves up as the account grows, so profit you made can be lost again before the floor stops moving. Which kind you can live with matters more than the headline percentage, because a 10% trailing limit and a 10% static limit behave very differently after a good week.

How a static limit works on a $100K account

On Two Phase Classic $100K the floor is $90,000 from the first trade to the last. If you grow the account to $108,000 and then give back $15,000, you are at $93,000 and still trading, because the line never moved. Two Phase Pro works the same way with an 8% line, so a $100K Pro account ends at $92,000. Three Phase uses 5%, so a $100K account ends at $95,000. Static limits suit traders whose equity curve has deep pullbacks after strong runs, because a winning streak does not tighten the rope.

How a trailing limit works on a $100K account

On One Phase $100K the floor starts at $94,000. As the account makes new highs, the floor rises with it, staying $6,000 behind. Once the account reaches $106,000, which is 6% in profit, the floor stops at $100,000, the starting balance, and from then on it no longer moves. Before that point, a trader who climbs to $104,000 has a floor of $98,000, so a $6,000 pullback ends the account at $2,000 below where it started, even though it had been $4,000 up.

Two Phase Standard trails a wider 10% and, by the record, its floor locks at the starting balance once a payout is made. That makes Standard the trailing plan with the most room, and its 10% matches the static 10% of Classic in size. On the instant and crypto programmes, our record lists the limit as trailing but does not give a lock point, so read FXIFY's rules page for those before you size your trades.

Who should take which

• Static, if your strategy has big swings: Classic (10%), Pro (8%) or Three Phase (5%). A good run never shrinks your room.
• Trailing with a lock, if you build profit early: One Phase and Standard. Get past the lock point and the floor behaves like a static one.
• Tight trailing, only for disciplined, small-risk trading: Lite and Lightning at 4%. On a $10K account that is $400 of room, which a single oversized trade can use up.

My experience: I read the drawdown section of each programme in FXIFY's rules before writing this table, because the lock point is where most traders misread a trailing limit. BRIDGE at checkout takes the same 26% off a static plan as off a trailing one, so the code never pushes you toward either.

Pick by speed: how fast to a funded account and the first payout

Fastest FXIFY plan to get funded and paid

Speed has two parts: how many evaluation steps and minimum days stand between you and a funded account, and how long after funding the first withdrawal can be asked for. The table below lists both from the site's records. Minimum days are the fewest days you must trade; passing in that time is never certain.

Fastest to trade a funded account

The three instant programmes skip the evaluation, so you trade the funded account from day one. The price of that speed is a higher fee for the same size and tighter rules: Instant Funding Standard $10K costs $332.26 with BRIDGE, against $65.86 for a One Phase or Two Phase $10K. Instant Lite keeps the price low ($19.00 for $2,500) but asks for 10 trading days before the first payout and has a 4% trailing limit.

Fastest evaluation

Lightning has the lowest bar to clear: a 5% target with 3 minimum days inside a 5-day window, and a first payout 7 days after the first funded trade. One Phase needs a bigger 10% target but only one step and 5 days, and its first payout can be asked for on demand after the first profitable funded trade. Pro's minimum is 3 qualifying days, but each must close at least 0.5% in profit, so slow days do not count.

Slowest, but often cheapest

Three Phase has three steps and at least 15 trading days in total (5 per phase), which makes it the slowest route on the list. It is also among the cheapest per dollar of account: a $100K costs $295.26 with BRIDGE. Two Phase Standard needs at least 10 days (5 per phase) and Classic at least 8 (4 per phase).

Every funded payout on FXIFY goes through Rise, by bank transfer or crypto, and the record says it typically arrives within 3 business days once Rise and account verification are done. The minimum withdrawal is $50, and crypto accounts may have size-specific minimums. The full payout picture is in FXIFY payout proof with BRIDGE.

My experience: I read each programme's payout timing in FXIFY's rules and matched it to the table above. At checkout, BRIDGE lowered the total the same way on a fast plan and a slow one, so speed is a rules choice, not a price trick.

Pick by budget: price and cost per $100 of loss room

Best value FXIFY plan for your budget with code BRIDGE

The fairest way to compare a cheap plan with an expensive one is to ask what you pay for each $100 of room before the account is lost. That is the BRIDGE price divided by the maximum loss in dollars, times 100. A cheap account with a tiny loss limit can cost more per $100 of room than a bigger account with a wide one. All prices below are after BRIDGE (26% off list; One Phase new-trader prices are 35% off and shown separately).

Two things stand out. Two Phase Standard $200K gives the most loss room per dollar of fee on the whole FXIFY list, at $3.88 per $100. And Three Phase and Lightning are the cheapest per $1,000 of account size ($2.95 at $100K), but their small loss limits (5% and 4%) push their cost per $100 of room above the two-phase plans.

The cheapest way into each programme

Budget bands

• Under $50: Instant Lite $2,500 ($19.00), Three Phase $5K ($28.86), One Phase $5K for a new trader ($38.35), six accounts at $43.66 (One Phase, Classic, Standard and Crypto Standard at $5K, and Three Phase or Lightning at $10K), and Instant Lite $5K ($44.00). Of those, Classic or Standard $5K gives the most room, $500.
• $50 to $150: Instant Standard $1K ($51.06), Three Phase $15K ($58.46), One Phase, Classic or Standard $10K ($65.86), Crypto Standard $10K ($73.26), One Phase, Classic or Standard $15K ($88.06), Instant Standard $2,500 ($88.06), Instant Lite $10K ($89.00), Crypto Instant $5K ($92.50), Pro $10K ($95.46) and Three Phase or Lightning $25K ($110.26).
• Up to $300: Three Phase or Lightning $100K ($295.26) is the biggest account under $300. One Phase, Classic or Standard $50K ($280.46) and Pro $50K ($277.50) give more room in percent but less account size.
• Up to $1,000: Standard $200K ($776.26), Pro $250K ($999.00), One Phase $200K ($776.26, or $681.85 for a new trader) and Three Phase $200K ($591.26).

Every size and every price is listed in the FXIFY price for every account size with BRIDGE, and the low end is covered in the cheapest FXIFY account with BRIDGE. The live code and today's prices are on the FXIFY coupon page.

My experience: at checkout I entered BRIDGE on a $59.00 account and the total dropped to $43.66, the same 26% every price in these tables is built from. The cost-per-room numbers are plain division of those prices by the loss limits in FXIFY's rules.

Pick by consistency rules

FXIFY consistency rule by plan: which accounts have one

A consistency rule limits how much of your profit may come from a single day, so one big day cannot carry the whole account. FXIFY's rules page has the exact formula for each programme; the site's records list the following percentages.

If your results tend to come from a few large days, the plans with a consistency percentage can hold back a payout even when you are in profit. Two Phase Standard is the plan our record marks clearly with no consistency rule, which is one reason it suits swing and news traders who make most of their money on a handful of days. Lightning's 30% applies in both stages, so it affects passing as well as getting paid.

My experience: I read the consistency wording in FXIFY's rules for each programme that has one. BRIDGE does not change any of these conditions; it only lowers the price at checkout.

The 10 FXIFY programmes, one by one

FXIFY One Phase, Two Phase, Three Phase, Instant, Lightning and Crypto explained

Each profile below says who the programme fits, who should skip it, and its price range with BRIDGE, using only the site's records. Read the one that matches your style from the sections above, and the two next to it.

One Phase

Rules: 10% target, 3% daily loss, 6% trailing max loss that locks at the starting balance once you are 6% in profit, 5 minimum days, 90% split. First payout on demand after the first profitable funded trade, then every 30 days, or 14 with the add-on. Expert advisors, news and weekend holding are allowed, and copying your own accounts is allowed where the rules say so.

Price with BRIDGE: $43.66 ($5K) to $2,183.00 ($400K). New traders get 35% off One Phase, so $38.35 to $1,917.50, until 31 December 2026.

Fits: a trader who wants one step, can hit 10% without big pullbacks, and wants the first payout early. It is also the plan where a first-time FXIFY buyer saves the most.

Skip if: your strategy often draws down 5% before it recovers. With a 3% daily limit and a 6% trailing floor, a deep dip ends the account, and the target is 1.67 times the loss room, the hardest ratio on the list.

Two Phase Classic

Rules: two phases with targets listed as 5% and 10%, 4% daily loss, 10% static max loss, 4 minimum days per phase. Payout choice: 80% on a 14-day cycle or 100% on a 30-day cycle. A 25% consistency rule applies on the funded stage. Expert advisors, news and weekend holding are allowed.

Price with BRIDGE: $43.66 ($5K) to $406.26 ($100K).

Fits: a trader who wants a static floor that never tightens and who would rather keep 100% of a monthly payout than take 80% every two weeks.

Skip if: you need more than $100K, the largest Classic size, or your profits come from one or two big days, because the 25% consistency rule can hold back a funded payout.

Two Phase Standard

Rules: 10% then 5% targets, 4% daily loss, 10% trailing max loss that locks at the starting balance once a payout is made, 5 minimum days per phase, 90% split, first payout on demand, then every 30 days, or 14 with the add-on. No consistency rule. Expert advisors, news and weekend holding are allowed.

Price with BRIDGE: $43.66 ($5K) to $2,183.00 ($400K), the same price ladder as One Phase.

Fits: most traders who are unsure. It shares the widest loss room in percent (10%) with Classic, has no consistency rule, the full set of permissions, sizes up to $400K, and the best cost per $100 of room on the list ($3.88 at $200K).

Skip if: you want to be funded after one step, or you dislike a trailing floor. If static matters more to you than size, Classic gives the same 10% as a fixed line.

My experience: I read the rules of these first three programmes side by side, because they share a price ladder and differ only in how the loss limit and payouts work. With BRIDGE entered at checkout, the $59.00 size of each dropped to the same $43.66.

Two Phase Pro

Rules: 4% then 8% targets, 4% daily loss, 8% static max loss, at least 3 qualifying days that each close 0.5% or more in profit, 80% split paid every 10 days. The first two payouts are capped, with the cap tied to the initial balance. Copy trading is not allowed, expert advisors only after prior review, and news and weekend holding are allowed.

Price with BRIDGE: $95.46 ($10K) to $999.00 ($250K), with $150K ($628.26) and $250K sizes that no other FXIFY programme offers.

Fits: a trader who likes a small first target. Phase 1 asks for 4% against 8% of static room, a 0.5 ratio, the easiest first step on the list, and the 10-day payout cycle is shorter than the 14 or 30 days of the other two-phase plans.

Skip if: you plan to withdraw large sums early, because the first two payouts are capped; you copy trades between accounts; or you run an expert advisor that has not been reviewed. The 80% split is also lower than the 90% of Standard.

Three Phase

Rules: three phases with a 5% target each, 5% daily loss, 5% static max loss, 5 minimum days per phase, 90% split, first payout on demand, then every 30 days, or 14 with the add-on. Expert advisors, news and weekend holding are allowed.

Price with BRIDGE: $28.86 ($5K) to $1,183.26 ($400K). The price line is nearly straight, so a $100K costs $295.26 and a $200K $591.26.

Fits: a patient trader with a steady, low-risk method who wants the biggest account for the smallest fee. At $2.95 per $1,000 of size at $100K ($2.96 at $200K and $400K), it ties Lightning as the cheapest per $1,000 on FXIFY.

Skip if: one bad day is part of your style. The daily limit and the max loss are both 5%, so a single day at the daily limit uses all the room the account has, and three phases mean at least 15 trading days before you are funded.

Instant Funding Standard

Rules: no evaluation and no target, 8% daily loss, 8% trailing max loss, 90% split. First payout 14 days after the first trade, then every 14 days. No expert advisors, copy trading, news trading or weekend holding; overnight holding is allowed. FXIFY allows one active instant account at a time, and the account expires after 60 days without activity.

Price with BRIDGE: $51.06 ($1K) to $1,294.26 ($50K).

Fits: a trader who has a record of steady results, wants to skip the evaluation entirely and can trade inside the bans on news and weekends.

Skip if: cost per room matters. At $32.36 per $100 of room on the $50K, it is the most expensive way to buy loss room on FXIFY, about eight times the $4.06 of a Two Phase $100K.

Instant Funding Lite

Rules: no evaluation and no target, 3% daily loss, 4% trailing max loss, 90% split. First payout after 10 trading days, then on a 10-day cycle. A 20% consistency rule applies, and the same bans as Instant Standard cover expert advisors, copy trading, news and weekend holding. The one-active-instant-account rule applies here too.

Price: $19.00 ($2,500) to $289.00 ($50K). The $2,500 is the cheapest account FXIFY sells.

Fits: a beginner on a small budget who wants to trade a funded account at once and is happy with small position sizes. At $14.45 per $100 of room on the $50K, it is far cheaper per room than Instant Standard.

Skip if: you need room. The $2,500 has $100 of loss room and the $10K has $400, and a 20% consistency rule sits on top.

Lightning

Rules: one step with a 5% target, 3% daily loss, 4% trailing max loss, 3 minimum days inside a 5-day window, 90% split. First payout 7 days after the first funded trade, then every 14 days. A stop loss is mandatory on every trade and a 30% consistency rule applies in both stages. No expert advisors, copy trading or news trading; weekend holding is allowed. It runs on MT5 RAW, and the record lists a trading fee of $6 per lot on raw accounts.

Price with BRIDGE: $43.66 ($10K) to $295.26 ($100K).

Fits: a disciplined trader who always uses a stop and wants the quickest evaluation of the challenge-based plans.

Skip if: you trade without hard stops, trade the news, or need more than 4% of room. The target is 1.25 times the loss room.

Crypto Instant Funding

Rules: no evaluation and no target, 3% daily loss, 6% trailing max loss, 80% split paid every 14 days, a 25% consistency rule and a news window. Weekend holding is allowed, which matters in a market that trades seven days a week. No expert advisors or copy trading. The crypto programmes list more than 80 symbols.

Price with BRIDGE: $92.50 ($5K) to $1,479.26 ($100K).

Fits: a crypto trader who wants to start on a funded account with no evaluation and hold positions through the weekend.

Skip if: you can pass a 9% target. Crypto Standard covers the same market for half the price or less at every size ($739.26 against $1,479.26 at $100K).

Crypto Standard

Rules: 9% target, 3% daily loss, 6% trailing max loss, 4 minimum days. Payout choice of 80% bi-weekly or 100% monthly. A 25% consistency rule applies, and the funded stage asks for at least 7 trading days in each 14-day cycle. No expert advisors or copy trading.

Price with BRIDGE: $43.66 ($5K) to $739.26 ($100K).

Fits: an active crypto trader who trades most days and wants the cheaper crypto route, with the choice of keeping 100% of a monthly payout.

Skip if: you trade only a few days a fortnight, because of the 7-day activity condition, or you want forex and indices as well, which the main programmes cover.

My experience: I read the rules page of each of these seven programmes before writing its profile, and at checkout BRIDGE took 26% off where it applies (35% only on One Phase for new traders). For the full rules of every programme, see the FXIFY challenges page.

Common wrong picks, and the better choice

FXIFY plan mistakes to avoid before you use BRIDGE

Most failed accounts start with a plan that did not fit the trader, not with a bad trade. These are the mismatches the rules make easy to spot.

• Buying Instant Funding Standard to save time, then trading the news. News trading is not allowed on the instant programmes. A news trader is better served by Two Phase Standard, which allows it and has no consistency rule.
• Choosing One Phase because one step sounds easier. The 10% target sits against 6% of trailing room, the hardest ratio on the list. If your method draws down more than 3% before it works, Two Phase Classic or Standard give 10% of room for the same price.
• Taking Three Phase for its low price with a high-risk method. The daily limit equals the max loss at 5%, so one bad day can end it. Its low price only helps a steady trader.
• Running an expert advisor on Lightning, an instant plan or a crypto plan. None of them allow it. One Phase, Classic, Standard and Three Phase do; Pro allows it only after prior review.
• Buying two instant accounts. FXIFY allows one active instant account at a time.
• Buying Crypto Instant when Crypto Standard would do. At $100K the instant version costs twice as much, for no target and an 80% split.
• Picking Pro for a big first withdrawal. Its first two payouts are capped. Standard pays 90% with no cap in our record.
• Buying the biggest size the budget allows. A $400K One Phase costs $2,183.00, while two $200K accounts cost $1,552.52. Size up only after the plan fits, and read FXIFY's terms on total capital per trader before splitting.

If you want to see what a rule change would do before you buy, the rule changes tracker lists every recent change, and the position size calculator shows how large a trade fits inside each loss limit.

My experience: each of these mismatches comes straight from reading FXIFY's rules against each other. BRIDGE lowered the checkout total the same way whichever plan I tested it on, so the code is never a reason to pick a plan that does not fit.

New trader or returning trader: does the right plan change?

FXIFY new trader discount with BRIDGE vs returning trader price

The plan that fits you is the same whether or not you have bought from FXIFY before. The price is not. With BRIDGE, a new trader buying One Phase gets 35% off until 31 December 2026. Every other purchase, including a returning trader on One Phase, gets 26%. FXIFY decides who counts as a new trader, so read its offer terms if you are unsure.

If you are new: the extra 9% tilts the price toward One Phase, which brings its cost per $100 of room at $100K down from $6.77 to $5.95. Take it only if One Phase fits your style; if you need 10% of room, Classic or Standard at $406.26 still fits better than a One Phase at $356.85 that you are likely to lose.

If you are returning: BRIDGE takes the same 26% off, so pick purely by rules. Standard is the usual best value; Three Phase or Lightning give the most account size per dollar; Pro gives the smallest first target.

My experience: I read the terms of the new-trader offer, including its 31 December 2026 end date, before building this table. The code is the same BRIDGE for both groups; only the percentage it unlocks differs.

How to use BRIDGE on the plan you pick

How to apply FXIFY coupon code BRIDGE at checkout

1. Open the FXIFY checkout and choose the programme and size from this guide.
2. Pick your platform (MT5, DXtrade or TradingView, as offered for that programme) and any add-on you want, such as the 14-day payout add-on.
3. Type BRIDGE in the coupon box, in capitals, with no spaces, and apply it.
4. Check that the total dropped: by 26%, or 35% on One Phase for a new trader.
5. Pay by card, crypto, Apple Pay, Google Pay or PayPal.

Why so many FXIFY codes don't work

Codes found in old posts often belong to a sale that has ended, or apply only to one programme. Others fail because of a typed space, a lower-case letter, or because they were entered after the payment step. BRIDGE works on One Phase, Two Phase, Three Phase, Instant Funding Standard, Lightning and crypto accounts, and it is tested every day; the result of today's test is on the FXIFY coupon page.

No stacking

FXIFY takes one code per order. BRIDGE cannot be combined with another code, so if a different code is already in the box, remove it and apply BRIDGE.

My experience: I followed these steps on a $59.00 account: BRIDGE went in the coupon box, applied at once, and the total dropped to $43.66.

Quick answers by search

FXIFY plan questions answered in one line each

• Best FXIFY plan for most traders: Two Phase Standard, from $43.66 with BRIDGE.
• Best FXIFY plan for a static drawdown: Two Phase Classic (10%), from $43.66.
• Cheapest FXIFY account: Instant Funding Lite $2,500, $19.00.
• Fastest FXIFY evaluation: Lightning, 5% target, 3 days, from $43.66.
• FXIFY plan with no evaluation: Instant Funding Standard, Lite or Crypto Instant.
• FXIFY plan for news traders: Two Phase Standard, no consistency rule.
• FXIFY plan for expert advisors: One Phase, Classic, Standard or Three Phase.
• FXIFY plan with the smallest first target: Two Phase Pro, 4%.
• Biggest FXIFY account per dollar: Three Phase or Lightning, $2.95 per $1,000 at $100K.
• Most loss room per dollar: Two Phase Standard $200K, $3.88 per $100.
• FXIFY plan for crypto: Crypto Standard, from $43.66.
• FXIFY new trader discount: 35% on One Phase with BRIDGE, until 31 December 2026.
• FXIFY discount on every other plan: 26% with BRIDGE.

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

Keep reading

More FXIFY guides with coupon code BRIDGE

• FXIFY price for every account size with BRIDGE: all 62 accounts, before and after the code.
• Cheapest FXIFY account with BRIDGE: the low end, budgets and splits.
• FXIFY payout proof with BRIDGE: payout rules and the on-chain record.
• Is FXIFY worth it?: costs, rules and payouts weighed together.
• FXIFY review and its live payouts tab.
• Verified prop firm payouts across every firm.

My experience: every guide above uses the same checkout test as this one: BRIDGE entered on a $59.00 account, total down to $43.66. Before you buy, check today's result on the FXIFY coupon page.