Alpha Capital Rules Explained: COMPARE50 and COMPARE Offers
Alpha Capital rules explained: drawdown, news, payouts and risk limits, plus COMPARE50 50% first-purchase and COMPARE 30% later-purchase savings.
Yash R
Alpha Capital rules depend on the account model and stage. Alpha Pro and Swing use static overall drawdown; Alpha One and Direct use trailing drawdown. News restrictions, daily loss calculations, lot limits and payout conditions must also match the exact plan.
For the purchase fee, use COMPARE50 for 50% off a first purchase, or COMPARE for 30% off later purchases. This guide explains the rules and compares both offers with detailed fee and savings tables.
Alpha Capital coupon box COMPARE50: 50% off your first purchase. COMPARE: 30% off later purchases. Codes verified by Yash R on 25 October 2026. View Alpha Capital offer terms · Choose an account on the official website
By Yash R. Official rule sources reviewed on 25 October 2026. The published price schedule used below is dated 21 September 2026; coupon verification and price-source dates are separate.
What are the main Alpha Capital rules?
The main requirements are the profit target, daily equity floor, overall loss floor and minimum trading days for the selected model. Passing also requires compliance with trading restrictions and the account review.
| Account model | Evaluation phases and targets | Overall maximum loss | Daily loss limit | Minimum evaluation trading days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alpha Pro 6% | 2 phases: 6%, then 6% | 6% static | 3% | 3 per phase |
| Alpha Pro 8% | 2 phases: 8%, then 5% | 8% static | 4% | 3 per phase |
| Alpha Pro 10% | 2 phases: 10%, then 5% | 10% static | 5% | 3 per phase |
| Alpha One 10% | 1 phase: 10% | 6% trailing | 4% | 1 |
| Alpha Swing | 2 phases: 10%, then 5% | 10% static | 5% | 3 per phase |
| Alpha Direct | No evaluation; Qualified from purchase | 5% trailing | 3% | No evaluation requirement |
Sources: Pro 6%, Pro 8%/10%, One, Swing and Direct. All account balances are simulated funds.
Are all documented variants available for a new purchase?
No. A help-centre rule page can remain online after a variant leaves the purchase menu. Alpha's published pricing update identifies One 10% as the current One purchase option; older One 6% and 12% accounts retain their original terms. Alpha Three is described as a legacy plan in the official rules overview.
| Reference plan | Targets | Overall loss | Daily limit | Minimum days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| One 6% | 6% in one phase | 4% trailing | 3% evaluation; 4% Qualified | 1 |
| One 12% | 12% in one phase | 8% trailing | 5% | 1 |
| Alpha Three, legacy | 8%, then 4%, then 4% | 6% static | 4% | 3 per phase |
The Pro 10% rules remain documented, but this article does not promise its availability or extend PFA's recorded coupon coverage to it. Check the actual purchase selector before choosing any variant.
How does Alpha Capital calculate daily drawdown?
Alpha Capital calculates the daily floor at 00:00 GMT+3 broker time. Pro 8%, Pro 10% and Swing use the opening daily balance. Pro 6%, One and Direct use the higher of balance or equity at that reset.
The floor is the relevant reset value multiplied by one minus the daily loss percentage. A breach is assessed against current equity, including open losses. Daily risk is therefore not simply an allowance for closed losing trades.
| Example at the daily reset | Reference value | Daily percentage | Calculated equity floor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pro 8%: balance $100,000; equity $101,000 | $100,000 balance | 4% | $96,000 |
| One 10%: balance $100,000; equity $101,000 | $101,000 equity | 4% | $96,960 |
| Pro 6%: balance $100,000; equity $99,000 | $100,000 balance | 3% | $97,000 |
The examples show why floating profit at reset can raise the next day's floor on an equity-based model. Follow the official daily risk calculation and the dashboard's active limit.
What is the difference between static and trailing maximum loss?
A static floor stays anchored to the initial balance. A trailing floor rises with the highest closed account balance until it reaches the initial balance, where Alpha's published One and Direct examples lock it.
| $100,000 account example | Initial overall floor | Floor after highest closed balance reaches $102,000 | Lock point |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pro 8%, 8% static | $92,000 | $92,000 | Floor already fixed |
| Swing, 10% static | $90,000 | $90,000 | Floor already fixed |
| One 10%, 6% trailing | $94,000 | $96,000 | $100,000 floor at a $106,000 high-water mark |
| Direct, 5% trailing | $95,000 | $97,000 | $100,000 floor at a $105,000 high-water mark |
These are calculations from the official maximum total loss rules. The daily floor and overall floor apply together; maintaining one does not excuse breaching the other.
Can a payout leave an Alpha One account without trading room?
Yes. Once One's trailing floor has locked at the starting balance, withdrawing all profits results in account closure under the One payout notice. Leave a suitable profit buffer if you intend to keep trading. A withdrawal does not reset the high-water-mark floor.
What is the maximum risk per asset on a Qualified account?
The published per-asset limit is 3% on $5K–$25K Qualified accounts, 2% on $50K–$200K Qualified accounts, and 1% on every Alpha Direct size. It applies to accounts purchased after the 21 July 2026 announcement; the official article exempts accounts acquired before that date.
| Qualified account size | Standard plan per-asset limit | Dollar threshold | Alpha Direct per-asset limit | Direct dollar threshold |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $5,000 | 3% | $150 | 1% | $50 |
| $10,000 | 3% | $300 | 1% | $100 |
| $25,000 | 3% | $750 | 1% | $250 |
| $50,000 | 2% | $1,000 | 1% | $500 |
| $100,000 | 2% | $2,000 | 1% | $1,000 |
| $200,000 | 2% | $4,000 | 1% | $2,000 |
Losing open positions on the same asset are combined; winning positions do not offset them. Closing and reopening the same asset in the same direction within 10 minutes also combines losses. Reaching the threshold closes the account. This is additional to daily and overall drawdown. See the Max Risk Rule.
Can I trade news and hold positions over the weekend?
News trading is unrestricted during evaluation under the dedicated news policy. Qualified Pro, One, Three and Direct accounts cannot open or close affected instruments during the five minutes before and five minutes after specified announcements.
| Plan | Evaluation news | Qualified news | Evaluation weekend hold | Qualified weekend hold |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alpha Pro | Unrestricted by the news window | No execution within 5 minutes either side | Allowed | Not allowed |
| Alpha One | Unrestricted by the news window | No execution within 5 minutes either side | Allowed | Allowed |
| Alpha Swing | News trades permitted, subject to its duration rule | News trades permitted, subject to its duration rule | Allowed | Allowed |
| Alpha Direct | No evaluation | No execution within 5 minutes either side | No evaluation | Not allowed |
On Swing, a trade opened within two minutes before or after a release must last more than two minutes. Sources: news policy, Swing rules, Pro rules and One rules.
The Qualified restriction includes pending orders and stop-loss or take-profit execution. Holding a position opened before the restricted period is permitted, but an order triggering inside the window can breach the rule. Invalid news profits can be removed, while losses remain. Check the official event and instrument list.
Are stop-loss and take-profit orders mandatory?
No. The official stop-loss and take-profit policy says they are optional and recommends their use. Every drawdown, per-asset risk and news-execution limit still applies. An EA used for order management must also follow the separate approval policy.
What are the leverage and lot size limits?
Alpha Pro offers up to 1:100 FX leverage; One, Swing and Direct offer up to 1:30 FX leverage. Leverage does not remove exposure or loss limits.
| Plan family | FX leverage | Metals | Indices | Oil |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alpha Pro | 1:100 | 1:30 | 1:20 | 1:10 |
| Alpha One | 1:30 | 1:9 | 1:10 | 1:10 |
| Alpha Swing | 1:30 | 1:9 | 1:10 | 1:10 |
| Alpha Direct | 1:30 | 1:9 | 1:10 | 1:10 |
Plan sources: Pro 6%, Pro 8%/10%, One, Swing and Direct.
Do the published lot caps apply during evaluation?
The dedicated evaluation lot-limit policy states that there is no maximum lot cap during evaluation. Qualified accounts have a combined open exposure cap, shown below. Available margin and every other trading restriction still apply.
| Qualified size | Pro / One / Three / Direct maximum open lots | Swing maximum open lots |
|---|---|---|
| $5,000 | 2.5 | 1.25 |
| $10,000 | 5 | 2.5 |
| $25,000 | 10 | 5 |
| $50,000 | 20 | 10 |
| $100,000 | 40 | 20 |
| $200,000 | 80 | 40 |
| $300,000, where permitted | 120 | 60 |
The cap covers combined simultaneous positions, rather than a separate allowance per order. A first breach removes the affected performance fee; a second can forfeit the performance fee and deactivate the account. Breaches are counted per position. See the Qualified lot exposure policy. The $300K rule tier is not a claim that a standalone $300K account is sold.
How do Alpha Capital payouts and consistency rules work?
On-demand requests require minimum profit and a best-day test. Biweekly Pro accounts follow a scheduled request cycle. The payout choice is selected at purchase and affects the evaluation fee.
| Payout arrangement | When a request can be made | Profit condition | Best-day ceiling |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pro / One / Swing on-demand | After account conditions are met | At least 2% gross profit | 40% of total profit |
| Pro biweekly | Every 14 days, starting 14 days after the first Qualified trade | $100 gross minimum; 5 valid trading days for the first request | The on-demand 40% test does not apply |
| Alpha Direct on-demand | After its buffer and payout conditions are met | Retain a 3% buffer; earn at least another 1% gross | 15% of total profit |
Sources: on-demand policy, biweekly policy and Direct rules. Biweekly trading days must follow the same strategy; token-size trades used only to fill the day count are disallowed. Biweekly accounts cannot switch to on-demand requests.
How is the best-day percentage calculated?
Divide the best day's net profit by total net profit. For a standard 40% on-demand test, a $1,200 best day needs at least $3,000 total profit, alongside the plan's 2% minimum. An account with $2,000 profit but a $1,200 best day has a 60% score and does not yet meet the test.
For Direct, a $100K account with $4,000 total profit retains its $3,000 buffer. A $600 best day is 15% of $4,000. Requesting the $1,000 above the buffer produces $900 at the 90% split, before payment-provider charges. A request window does not guarantee instant approval or delivery.
Are Expert Advisors and copy trading allowed?
Only approved MT5 risk-management and trade-assistance EAs are permitted under the current EA policy. Fully automated strategies that independently execute trades are prohibited.
| Activity | Published requirement |
|---|---|
| MT5 trade-management EA | Select EA use at checkout and obtain pre-approval before use |
| EA on a Qualified account | Must have been enabled and used in evaluation |
| EA on cTrader, DXtrade or TradeLocker | Not available |
| EA on Swap-Free, Direct or Focused Trader Group accounts | Not permitted |
| Fully automated trading bot | Prohibited |
| Copying your own accounts | Requires the firm's authorisation and account details before starting |
| Copying another trader or signal group | Prohibited |
For copying, an external master must belong to you; only one master is allowed at a time. Copying on or from cTrader, DXtrade and TradeLocker is unavailable under the published policy. Sources: EA rules and copy-trading rules. Do not assume that buying an EA tool or enabling its platform button grants permission.
What trade duration and prohibited-strategy rules apply?
Average trade duration must exceed two minutes, and at least 50% of the relevant profit must come from trades lasting more than two minutes. For evaluations, the measure is targeted profit; for Qualified accounts, it is gross profit above the initial balance.
Some individual shorter trades are allowed. Meeting the average alone is insufficient if the profit-contribution test fails. The duration policy can require a Phase 1 restart after an evaluation breach or remove Qualified profits and reset the balance.
Is rapid position splitting allowed?
Intentional position spamming is prohibited. The current policy identifies three or more positions in the same intended exposure, each opened within 60 seconds of the preceding position, as a prohibited pattern. Genuine scaling remains subject to its execution guidance.
Latency exploitation, arbitrage, high-frequency trading, group trading, reverse trading/group hedging and third-party account management are also prohibited. See the prohibited strategies policy. Permission to hold multiple positions does not remove these execution restrictions.
How many trading days are required, and can the account expire?
One requires one evaluation trading day; Pro and Swing require three per phase. Completing the target early does not remove the remaining days. Under the trading-day definition, opening and closing a trade on the same day counts; carrying one trade across several dates does not create several trading days.
There is no maximum evaluation completion period, but every stage has a 30-day inactivity limit. Logging in alone does not count as trading activity. Contact support in advance if a long break is planned; deactivation is not a routine reset.
What are the allocation, merging and identity requirements?
Qualified allocation is capped at $400,000 per household before capital growth, with a separate $300,000 limit per trading strategy. Evaluation purchases do not remove these Qualified-stage limits.
| Requirement | What it means |
|---|---|
| Household allocation | $400,000 combined Qualified allocation; household traders must trade different assets |
| Strategy allocation | $300,000; correlated assets cannot be used to evade the same-setup limit |
| Accounts above the strategy cap | Asset-based separation applies even on different days, as explained in the official examples |
| Merging | Only matching Qualified account type and platform; both at initial balance; maximum $300,000 |
| Direct | Cannot be merged or scaled |
Sources: household and strategy allocation, merging rules and Direct rules. Merged accounts cannot be scaled, and Focused Trader Group accounts cannot be merged.
A shared household IP or a VPN/VPS requires advance notification under the IP policy. Each person must operate only their own accounts. For evaluations, KYC, withdrawal details and a signed contract precede Qualified credentials. Direct performs its initial KYC at the first payout stage unless identity is already verified. Check country and platform access before paying; the public purchase form includes a declaration that the purchaser is not a US resident or citizen.
What are the COMPARE50 and COMPARE offers?
COMPARE50 gives 50% off the first purchase. COMPARE gives 30% off later purchases. PFA's offer record lists these as separate promotions, verified by Yash R on 25 October 2026.
| Code | Discount | Purchase condition | Calculation |
|---|---|---|---|
| COMPARE50 | 50% | First purchase | Official base fee × 0.50 |
| COMPARE | 30% | Later purchases | Official base fee × 0.70 |
The documented coverage used here is Pro 6%, Pro 8%, One 10% and Swing. Direct, Pro 10%, legacy plans, resets and paid add-ons require separate coverage confirmation. The coupon reduces the accepted fee; it does not relax targets, loss limits, trading restrictions or payout requirements. Full terms: Alpha Capital coupon page.
How much does each Alpha Capital account cost after discount?
The tables show 36 account configurations, with an official published base fee and separate final prices and savings for each code. All amounts are USD, before additional options, taxes or payment-conversion costs.
The base fees follow Alpha's plan and pricing update and evaluation cost schedule, both dated 21 September 2026 and accessed for this guide on 25 October 2026. The tables calculate the two discounts from that published schedule. Confirm the current configured fee and accepted reduction in the official order before payment.
For clarity, newer published biweekly figures are used: for example, Pro 6% $5K is $30 and Pro 8% $5K is $40 before discount. Choose the matching payout schedule when comparing fees.
How much does Alpha Pro 6% On-Demand cost with each code?
Alpha Pro 6% On-Demand prices after the two separate offers are shown below. OD means on-demand performance fees; BW means biweekly performance fees.
| Account type | Simulated size | Official base fee | COMPARE50: final at 50% off | Saving with COMPARE50 | COMPARE: final at 30% off | Saving with COMPARE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pro 6% OD | $5,000 | $27.00 | $13.50 | $13.50 | $18.90 | $8.10 |
| Pro 6% OD | $10,000 | $47.00 | $23.50 | $23.50 | $32.90 | $14.10 |
| Pro 6% OD | $25,000 | $117.00 | $58.50 | $58.50 | $81.90 | $35.10 |
| Pro 6% OD | $50,000 | $217.00 | $108.50 | $108.50 | $151.90 | $65.10 |
| Pro 6% OD | $100,000 | $397.00 | $198.50 | $198.50 | $277.90 | $119.10 |
| Pro 6% OD | $200,000 | $797.00 | $398.50 | $398.50 | $557.90 | $239.10 |
How much does Alpha Pro 6% Biweekly cost with each code?
Alpha Pro 6% Biweekly prices after the two separate offers are shown below. OD means on-demand performance fees; BW means biweekly performance fees.
| Account type | Simulated size | Official base fee | COMPARE50: final at 50% off | Saving with COMPARE50 | COMPARE: final at 30% off | Saving with COMPARE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pro 6% BW | $5,000 | $30.00 | $15.00 | $15.00 | $21.00 | $9.00 |
| Pro 6% BW | $10,000 | $55.00 | $27.50 | $27.50 | $38.50 | $16.50 |
| Pro 6% BW | $25,000 | $127.00 | $63.50 | $63.50 | $88.90 | $38.10 |
| Pro 6% BW | $50,000 | $227.00 | $113.50 | $113.50 | $158.90 | $68.10 |
| Pro 6% BW | $100,000 | $427.00 | $213.50 | $213.50 | $298.90 | $128.10 |
| Pro 6% BW | $200,000 | $847.00 | $423.50 | $423.50 | $592.90 | $254.10 |
How much does Alpha Pro 8% On-Demand cost with each code?
Alpha Pro 8% On-Demand prices after the two separate offers are shown below. OD means on-demand performance fees; BW means biweekly performance fees.
| Account type | Simulated size | Official base fee | COMPARE50: final at 50% off | Saving with COMPARE50 | COMPARE: final at 30% off | Saving with COMPARE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pro 8% OD | $5,000 | $37.00 | $18.50 | $18.50 | $25.90 | $11.10 |
| Pro 8% OD | $10,000 | $57.00 | $28.50 | $28.50 | $39.90 | $17.10 |
| Pro 8% OD | $25,000 | $177.00 | $88.50 | $88.50 | $123.90 | $53.10 |
| Pro 8% OD | $50,000 | $297.00 | $148.50 | $148.50 | $207.90 | $89.10 |
| Pro 8% OD | $100,000 | $527.00 | $263.50 | $263.50 | $368.90 | $158.10 |
| Pro 8% OD | $200,000 | $997.00 | $498.50 | $498.50 | $697.90 | $299.10 |
How much does Alpha Pro 8% Biweekly cost with each code?
Alpha Pro 8% Biweekly prices after the two separate offers are shown below. OD means on-demand performance fees; BW means biweekly performance fees.
| Account type | Simulated size | Official base fee | COMPARE50: final at 50% off | Saving with COMPARE50 | COMPARE: final at 30% off | Saving with COMPARE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pro 8% BW | $5,000 | $40.00 | $20.00 | $20.00 | $28.00 | $12.00 |
| Pro 8% BW | $10,000 | $67.00 | $33.50 | $33.50 | $46.90 | $20.10 |
| Pro 8% BW | $25,000 | $197.00 | $98.50 | $98.50 | $137.90 | $59.10 |
| Pro 8% BW | $50,000 | $327.00 | $163.50 | $163.50 | $228.90 | $98.10 |
| Pro 8% BW | $100,000 | $577.00 | $288.50 | $288.50 | $403.90 | $173.10 |
| Pro 8% BW | $200,000 | $1,097.00 | $548.50 | $548.50 | $767.90 | $329.10 |
How much does Alpha One 10% On-Demand cost with each code?
Alpha One 10% On-Demand prices after the two separate offers are shown below. OD means on-demand performance fees; BW means biweekly performance fees.
| Account type | Simulated size | Official base fee | COMPARE50: final at 50% off | Saving with COMPARE50 | COMPARE: final at 30% off | Saving with COMPARE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| One 10% OD | $5,000 | $47.00 | $23.50 | $23.50 | $32.90 | $14.10 |
| One 10% OD | $10,000 | $87.00 | $43.50 | $43.50 | $60.90 | $26.10 |
| One 10% OD | $25,000 | $187.00 | $93.50 | $93.50 | $130.90 | $56.10 |
| One 10% OD | $50,000 | $277.00 | $138.50 | $138.50 | $193.90 | $83.10 |
| One 10% OD | $100,000 | $477.00 | $238.50 | $238.50 | $333.90 | $143.10 |
| One 10% OD | $200,000 | $947.00 | $473.50 | $473.50 | $662.90 | $284.10 |
How much does Alpha Swing On-Demand cost with each code?
Alpha Swing On-Demand prices after the two separate offers are shown below. OD means on-demand performance fees; BW means biweekly performance fees.
| Account type | Simulated size | Official base fee | COMPARE50: final at 50% off | Saving with COMPARE50 | COMPARE: final at 30% off | Saving with COMPARE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Swing OD | $5,000 | $70.00 | $35.00 | $35.00 | $49.00 | $21.00 |
| Swing OD | $10,000 | $147.00 | $73.50 | $73.50 | $102.90 | $44.10 |
| Swing OD | $25,000 | $247.00 | $123.50 | $123.50 | $172.90 | $74.10 |
| Swing OD | $50,000 | $357.00 | $178.50 | $178.50 | $249.90 | $107.10 |
| Swing OD | $100,000 | $577.00 | $288.50 | $288.50 | $403.90 | $173.10 |
| Swing OD | $200,000 | $1,097.00 | $548.50 | $548.50 | $767.90 | $329.10 |
What is the cheapest listed account with each code?
The cheapest configuration in these tables is Alpha Pro 6% $5K On-Demand, with a published $27 base fee. It calculates to $13.50 with COMPARE50, saving $13.50, or $18.90 with COMPARE, saving $8.10.
Those are first-purchase and later-purchase scenarios. They cannot be combined into an 80% discount. A $5K simulated balance is the account's trading reference, not cash paid to the purchaser.
How do I apply the Alpha Capital discount code?
Enter the correct code in the official site's discount field, click Apply and confirm the final order amount before paying.
- Open Alpha Capital's official product page.
- Choose the account model, target variant and simulated size.
- Select the platform and performance-fee schedule, then review any paid upgrades.
- Enter COMPARE50 for your first purchase or COMPARE for a later purchase.
- Apply the code and compare the accepted percentage, base fee, savings and total with the matching configuration.
- Read the account agreement, country restrictions and refund terms, then save the order details after purchase.
If the accepted rate or price differs, ask Alpha support about that exact configuration before completing payment.
Do the codes cover the 90% split or Swap-Free upgrades?
Add-on coverage is not established by PFA's recorded base-fee offer. Check the order's treatment of each upgrade.
The official add-on guide prices optional upgrades at approximately 10% of the base plan and requires selection at purchase. The 90% split upgrade is offered on One and on-demand Pro. Swap-Free is MT5-only for One and Pro; it replaces overnight swaps with extra commission of $5 per lot per direction, uses Standard spreads and disables EAs.
Are evaluation fees refundable after passing?
The official evaluation-fee policy states that evaluation plans are non-refundable. Passing does not create a fee refund under that policy. Check the purchase agreement for any distinct cancellation or payment issue.
Does COMPARE50 or COMPARE expire?
PFA's current offer record does not state a fixed expiry date. 25 October 2026 is the verification date, rather than an expiry date. Merchant terms and acceptance for the chosen order still apply. No stacking permission or automatic future verification is claimed.
Which Alpha Capital model should I compare for my trading style?
Compare the rule structure before choosing by fee. The following matches are based on the published conditions, rather than a promise of results.
| Trading requirement | Model to examine | Main condition to assess |
|---|---|---|
| Static overall loss floor with a lower phase target | Pro 6% | Tight 3% daily loss and two 6% targets |
| Static overall loss floor with more daily room | Pro 8% | 8% then 5% targets; 4% daily loss |
| A one-phase evaluation | One 10% | 6% trailing loss floor |
| Qualified weekend holding | Swing or One | Different drawdown, news and leverage rules |
| A Qualified account without evaluation | Direct | 1% asset risk, retained buffer and 15% best-day test |
For more detail, read the Alpha Capital review, One versus Pro drawdown comparison, daily drawdown guide and allocation and merging guide.
Why trust this Alpha Capital rules and offer guide?
This article links to the firm's own rule policies, explains the calculations and separates evaluation from Qualified conditions. Coupon codes were verified by Yash R on 25 October 2026; the official source review and dated price schedule are identified separately.
PFA may earn an affiliate commission from referred purchases or code use. The account agreement and current merchant rules control the selected account. The verification date records Yash R's coupon check; the rules and pricing analysis uses the linked official documents.
See PFA's assessment methodology, the Alpha Capital coupon offer and the prop firm coupon directory for related information.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Meet the chosen plan's profit targets and minimum trading days while respecting daily equity loss, overall drawdown, execution restrictions and Qualified account conditions. Pro and Swing use static overall limits; One and Direct use trailing limits.
COMPARE50 gives 50% off a first purchase. COMPARE is the separate code for 30% off later purchases. Yash R verified the codes on 25 October 2026; account coverage and add-on restrictions are explained in this guide.
Yes. PFA's Alpha Capital offer lists COMPARE for 30% off later purchases. A $27 base fee calculates to $18.90, saving $8.10. Confirm the accepted reduction for the exact configuration before paying.
The published $27 Alpha Pro 6% $5K On-Demand configuration calculates to $13.50 with COMPARE50 on a first purchase. It saves $13.50 before options, taxes or payment costs. The underlying official fee schedule is dated 21 September 2026.
No combined reduction is stated. The 50% first-purchase and 30% later-purchase offers are alternative purchase conditions. The article does not calculate an 80% discount or assume stacking with another promotion.
No. A coupon reduces the accepted purchase fee. Profit targets, daily and overall loss limits, minimum days, lot exposure and payout conditions still belong to the selected account model and stage.
Evaluation news trading is unrestricted under the dedicated news policy. Qualified Pro, One, Three and Direct accounts have a five-minute restriction before and after listed announcements. Swing uses its separate rule for trades opened within two minutes either side of news.
Pro allows weekend holding during evaluation but prohibits it on Qualified accounts. One and Swing allow it at both stages. Alpha Direct prohibits weekend holding.
Pro 6%, 8% and 10% use matching static overall limits; Swing uses 10% static. One 10% uses 6% trailing and Direct uses 5% trailing, with the published high-water-mark floor locking at the initial balance.
On-demand Pro, One and Swing requests require at least 2% gross profit and a best day of 40% or less of total profit. Direct uses a retained 3% buffer, at least 1% extra gross profit and a 15% best-day ceiling. Biweekly requests follow separate conditions.
Fully automated trading strategies are prohibited. Only approved MT5 risk-management and trade-assistance EAs are permitted under the current policy; Direct, Swap-Free and specified platforms or account groups do not support EA use.
The codes were verified by Yash R on 25 October 2026. PFA's current offer record provides no fixed expiry date. That verification date is separate from the price-source date and does not reserve the price for a future order.