10FOUR Household Account Map + Promo Code COMPARE

10FOUR’s account limits apply across the household, and a live transition can end the ability of other household members to keep simulated accounts. Map the whole household’s existing accounts before buying another evaluation or treating a reserve account as a permanent backup.

Verified code: COMPARE gives the listed 40% discount on eligible regular 10FOUR account fees. See PFA coupon record for offer terms. Official rule sources were checked on 10 October 2026. A current readable catalog price was unavailable in this check, so no historical fee is presented as today’s exact quote.

Verified on 12 October 2026. Verified code: COMPARE.

Count accounts in two ways

The Maximum Number of Accounts guide allows up to ten evaluation and funded accounts combined per household, with at most three funded accounts. Different funded models share that three-account limit. It describes up to seven evaluation accounts in reserve alongside three funded accounts.

Use two separate columns: total evaluation-plus-funded accounts, and funded accounts alone. Passing the first test does not imply passing the second. Nominal dollar size is another field and should not replace the account count.

The table only tests those counts. It does not approve household ownership arrangements, copying, identity eligibility or the purchase itself. Ask 10FOUR how a disputed account status is classified rather than deciding that a paused or unused account disappears from the count.

Build a household map without sharing logins

Each holder can keep their own account details secure while maintaining a minimal shared count. A practical map records holder, account model, stage, active or reserve status, last trading activity and whether the account has received a payout.

There is no need to share passwords or let one person operate another’s account to keep this record. Its purpose is to prevent accidental over-allocation and clarify the effect of a future transition. Keep permission to view a count separate from permission to trade an account.

When a status changes, update both counts immediately. An evaluation becoming funded may leave the combined total unchanged while increasing the funded total. Buying a new evaluation changes the combined total without changing the funded count. These two events should not use the same checklist.

Reserve does not mean indefinitely inactive

The inactivity policy says thirty calendar days without trading activity can lead to removal, including accounts that met a target but have not been activated. The maximum-account guide expressly applies that policy to reserves.

Record the last actual activity from the account history. A purchase date, a dashboard login and a support conversation are not automatically equivalent to trading activity. If the plan is to leave an account unused for a long period, obtain the relevant policy answer before spending on it.

Do not open a token trade purely to make a private tracker look current without first considering all trading and conduct rules. A reserve plan should have a legitimate operational purpose and an understood activity requirement, rather than depending on an assumed exemption.

Live eligibility is a separate event from promotion

The Path to Live guide describes review eligibility after specified payout milestones, including the third payout for Daily and One-Day Pass. It also names other review routes and says promotion remains discretionary.

When a trader is actually moved live, the page describes one live account per eligible active funded account, up to three, with at least one payout needed for eligibility. It states that remaining simulated accounts close and that only the first live account is initially active. Do not count every reserve evaluation as a future live entitlement.

The household restriction is broader than one trader’s dashboard: the maximum-account guide says that once the household has a live account, nobody in that household may hold evaluation or simulated funded accounts. Discuss that consequence before assuming one person’s promotion leaves everyone else’s setup unchanged.

Prepare a transition question before it becomes urgent

A useful inquiry lists the current account stages and asks which accounts would qualify, which would close and what happens to any unresolved payment or account issue. Do not invent a refund or transferable credit for an account merely because it may close during transition.

Keep written answers linked to the relevant account references. A general statement about live eligibility is not the same as a confirmed promotion notice. If review has started but no decision has been issued, mark the outcome pending rather than treating it as completed.

The 10FOUR review supplies wider program context. This guide focuses on household inventory and transition consequences, rather than payout formulas or live position sizing.

Use the coupon only after confirming capacity

For a currently quoted eligible regular fee B, COMPARE’s 40% reduction saves B × 0.40 and leaves B × 0.60. The current catalog could not be independently read during this check, so the table intentionally uses the selected live quote rather than an old numeric price.

1. Open the official 10FOUR website and choose the exact Futures model, size and settings.
2. Confirm household account capacity and the selected evaluation, funded and transition rules.
3. Enter COMPARE and check the accepted 40% reduction against the regular fee, without stacking a sale.
4. Review all separate charges and the complete total, then retain the receipt and terms.

Disclosure: PFA may receive affiliate commission. Count examples are educational, not eligibility approvals. Evaluation fees can be lost, simulated balances are not owned cash and live promotion or rewards are not guaranteed.