Alpha One 10% $100K On-Demand: COMPARE50 Coupon, Trailing Drawdown Rules and Price
Alpha One 10% $100K: $477 base, $238.50 with COMPARE50, $333.90 with COMPARE. One phase, $10,000 target, $6,000 trailing loss locking at $100K, equity-based 4% daily floor, weekend holding, payout rules.
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Alpha One 10% $100K costs $477 at the regular price, $238.50 with COMPARE50 (50% off a first purchase) or $333.90 with COMPARE (30% off a later purchase). It is Alpha Capital's one-phase evaluation: a $10,000 profit target, a $6,000 trailing overall loss that locks at the starting balance, a 4% daily loss calculated from the higher of balance or equity at 00:00 GMT+3, one minimum trading day, 1:30 FX leverage and weekend holding allowed at both stages.
This guide audits the One 10% $100K from Alpha Capital's official One rule page and 21 September 2026 pricing update, reviewed on 1 November 2026.
In this guide:
- Price with COMPARE50 and COMPARE
- Rules in dollars
- Trailing drawdown, worked through to the lock
- The equity-based daily floor
- Qualified rules: lots, Max Risk, news, weekend
- Payouts and the all-profit withdrawal trap
- One 10% $100K vs Pro 8% $100K
- How to apply the codes
Price with COMPARE50 and COMPARE
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Model | Alpha One 10%, on-demand payouts |
| Size | $100,000 simulated |
| Base fee | $477.00 |
| COMPARE50 (first purchase, 50%) | $238.50, saving $238.50 |
| COMPARE (later purchase, 30%) | $333.90, saving $143.10 |
| 90% split add-on | About 10% of base, not covered by the codes |
| Swap-Free add-on (MT5 only) | About 10% of base, disables EAs, not covered |
| Refund | Non-refundable |
Rules in dollars
| Rule | Value on $100K |
|---|---|
| Phases | 1 |
| Profit target | $10,000 (10%) |
| Overall loss | $6,000 trailing, locks at $100,000 |
| Daily loss | 4% of the higher of balance or equity at 00:00 GMT+3 |
| Minimum trading days | 1 |
| Time limit | None; 30-day inactivity limit |
| Evaluation lot cap | None |
| Evaluation news | Unrestricted |
| Weekend holding | Allowed, evaluation and Qualified |
| FX leverage | 1:30 (metals 1:9, indices 1:10, oil 1:10) |
Trailing drawdown, worked through to the lock
The overall floor starts $6,000 below the starting balance and rises with the highest closed balance until it reaches $100,000.
| Highest closed balance | Overall floor | Room from that high |
|---|---|---|
| $100,000 (start) | $94,000 | $6,000 |
| $102,000 | $96,000 | $6,000 |
| $104,000 | $98,000 | $6,000 |
| $106,000 | $100,000 (locked) | $6,000 |
| $110,000 | $100,000 | $10,000 |
Once locked, the floor never moves again, including after a payout. That is why One accounts gain room only after the $106,000 high-water mark.
The equity-based daily floor
One uses the higher of balance or equity at the 00:00 GMT+3 reset.
| At reset | Balance | Equity | Reference | Daily floor (4%) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flat | $100,000 | $100,000 | $100,000 | $96,000 |
| Open +$1,500 | $100,000 | $101,500 | $101,500 | $97,440 |
| Open −$1,500 | $100,000 | $98,500 | $100,000 | $96,000 |
Holding a floating winner through the reset raises the next day's floor by 96% of the floating profit. Traders who swing One accounts through the weekend should check Monday's floor against Friday's equity, not balance.
Qualified rules: lots, Max Risk, news, weekend
| Qualified rule | Value on $100K One |
|---|---|
| Maximum open lots | 40 combined |
| Max Risk Rule per asset | 2% = $2,000 combined losing exposure |
| News | No execution 5 minutes either side of listed events, including pending, SL and TP |
| Weekend | Allowed |
| Daily and overall floors | Same as evaluation; overall locks at $100,000 |
A first lot-cap breach removes the pending performance fee; a second can deactivate the account. The Max Risk Rule combines losing positions on the same asset and does not net winners against them.
Payouts and the all-profit withdrawal trap
| Payout rule | On-demand One |
|---|---|
| Minimum profit | 2% gross = $2,000 |
| Best day | ≤ 40% of total profit |
| Split | 80%; 90% with add-on |
| Withdrawing all profit on a locked account | Account closes |
Example: $4,000 profit with a $1,400 best day passes (35%). Requesting the full $4,000 after the floor has locked at $100,000 leaves zero room and closes the account; requesting $3,000 leaves a $1,000 buffer above the locked floor. The high-water mark does not reset after a payout.
One 10% $100K vs Pro 8% $100K
| Metric | One 10% | Pro 8% on-demand |
|---|---|---|
| Base / COMPARE50 / COMPARE | $477 / $238.50 / $333.90 | $527 / $263.50 / $368.90 |
| Phases | 1 (10%) | 2 (8% then 5%) |
| Overall loss | $6,000 trailing | $8,000 static |
| Daily loss | 4% on balance or equity | 4% on opening balance |
| Min days | 1 | 3 per phase |
| FX leverage | 1:30 | 1:100 |
| Qualified weekend | Allowed | Not allowed |
One is $25 cheaper with the first-purchase code, has one phase and allows weekends, but gives $2,000 less overall room and the room trails. Pro gives static room and 1:100 leverage but needs two phases and six minimum days.
How to apply the codes on One 10% $100K
- Open the Alpha Capital product page and select Alpha One 10%, $100K, platform and on-demand payouts.
- Decide on the 90% split or Swap-Free add-on; they are priced separately.
- Enter COMPARE50 (first purchase) or COMPARE (later purchase) and apply.
- Confirm $238.50 or $333.90 on the base fee before paying.
See the Alpha Capital coupon page, the One $10K and $50K guides, the One vs Pro drawdown comparison and the Alpha Capital audit.
Coupon recap: COMPARE50 $477 → $238.50; COMPARE $477 → $333.90. Checked on 1 November 2026. Prop Firm Audit may earn a referral commission from partner links or codes. Evaluation fees are purchase costs and can be lost; a discount does not change trading or payout requirements.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
The base fee is $477. COMPARE50 gives 50% off a first purchase for $238.50; COMPARE gives 30% off a later purchase for $333.90. Add-ons are priced separately.
One phase with a $10,000 target, a $6,000 trailing overall loss that locks at the $100,000 starting balance, a 4% daily loss on the higher of balance or equity at 00:00 GMT+3, and one minimum trading day.
The floor rises with the highest closed balance, staying $6,000 below it, until it reaches $100,000 when the high-water mark hits $106,000. After that it never moves, even after payouts.
Yes. Alpha One allows weekend holding in both the evaluation and the Qualified stage. Floating profit at the Sunday-night reset raises the next daily floor because One uses the higher of balance or equity.
Yes, if the trailing floor has locked at the starting balance, withdrawing every dollar of profit leaves no trading room and the account closes. Leave a buffer above $100,000.
On-demand payouts need at least $2,000 gross profit and a best day no more than 40% of total profit. The split is 80%, or 90% with the paid add-on.