10FOUR Tier 1 News Windows + Discount Code COMPARE

10FOUR's current dedicated news guide distinguishes Instant Core 15% from Instant Prime 20%/25%. It permits Tier 1 news on Core 15%, Daily and Static, but restricts Instant Prime and One-Day Pass for five minutes before and after a release. Select the actual configuration before deciding which rule applies; a generic “Instant” label is insufficient.

Verified code: COMPARE gives the listed 40% reduction on eligible 10FOUR account fees. Official sources checked 9 October 2026. A coupon does not waive the news window or make an otherwise restricted trade valid.

Verified on 12 October 2026. Verified code: COMPARE.

Match the configuration to the current dedicated guide

The Restricted News article lists these Tier 1 releases: FOMC rate decisions, Non-Farm Payrolls, CPI, PCE and GDP. Its account table distinguishes:

The guide also lists the older Origin account as allowed. That is not evidence that Origin is currently sold, so it is not presented as a purchase option here.

The dedicated article says trading within the restricted window breaches the account, with an Instant Prime breach ending that account permanently. The window should therefore be treated as an account-compliance condition rather than a routine profit adjustment.

Cross-check the current supporting guides

The Permitted Activities guide, re-read on 11 October 2026, now explicitly distinguishes Instant Prime from Core: it restricts Prime and One-Day Pass around flagged news and says Core has no news restriction. This agrees with the dedicated news table rather than supporting the earlier broad “Instant” wording recorded during this article’s 9 October check.

The Allowed Trading Times page supplies session-close rules. Do not use a generic session page to override the dedicated account-specific news guide. If an existing account’s issued agreement or dashboard conflicts, ask which version applies before relying on a more permissive rule.

A useful support request includes the complete plan name, consistency selection, purchase date and rule displayed in the account. Asking only “Is news allowed?” can produce an answer for the wrong configuration.

Build the ten-minute interval from the release time

For a purely hypothetical Tier 1 release at 8:30 AM ET, the stated five-minute rule creates an 8:25–8:35 AM ET interval around it. This is an arithmetic illustration, not a live economic calendar or a claim that a particular release occurs at that time today.

Keep the event's official time, platform time and your local time in separate fields. A local clock changes meaning when the timezone changes. Do not use an old screenshot's hour without checking the date and timezone of the new event.

Avoid inventing a seconds-level exception at the boundary. The reviewed article does not fully define how exact boundary timestamps, pending-order activation, partial closes or pre-existing positions are treated. Obtain the needed clarification before the event, rather than testing an interpretation with a live account.

Separate order submission from execution

An order can be submitted before a window and execute later. A journal that stores only its submission time may miss the action relevant to a rule review. Record the order identifier, submission time, fill time, action type and account configuration.

For a hypothetical order sent at 8:24 but filled at 8:26, the two timestamps fall on different sides of the illustrative start. This example explains why the evidence matters; it does not assert an exemption or a specific enforcement decision. Ask 10FOUR which timestamp controls that order type.

If you need to reduce exposure beforehand, leave enough time in your own process to confirm that intended changes completed. A requested cancellation and a confirmed cancellation are different states. Do not assume the platform automatically shields every pending order from a rule violation.

Allowed news still has market and account risk

The dedicated article leaves slippage and volatility with the trader on every account type. Permission to trade an event does not guarantee a fill price or remove other limits. A sudden move can matter even on a model with no news prohibition.

Session handling is also a separate check. The trading-times guide states a 4:45 PM ET close for ordinary accounts and earlier handling when a holiday changes the market close. Do not let an event checklist replace the session checklist. Consult the 10FOUR review for broader account differences.

Calculate COMPARE from the exact quote

The official product catalog, read on 11 October 2026, provides distinct $50K Instant prices for each consistency option. These conditional 40% calculations keep the configuration visible; confirm that the selected order accepts COMPARE before payment.

The current COMPARE coupon page uses the 20% Instant configuration for its general price comparison. The rows above are separate configuration calculations, not stacked offers or a new checkout test. Apply the code once to an eligible regular base fee and compare any competing public promotion on the identical plan. Resets, optional services, tax and payment conversion require separate review.

For the funded-stage consistency change, read the One-Day Pass transition guide. News compliance and payout consistency answer different questions.

Affiliate disclosure: PFA may earn commission from qualifying referrals or coupon use. Simulated account balances are not cash deposits paid to the trader. Fees can be lost, and no pass or payout is guaranteed. This guide records published rules and unresolved edge cases; it does not claim firsthand enforcement testing.

Details reviewed: 11 October 2026. Verified on 12 October 2026.