Alpha Swing $25K On-Demand: COMPARE50 Coupon, Rules, News and Weekend Holding
Alpha Swing $25K: $247 base, $123.50 with COMPARE50, $172.90 with COMPARE. $2,500 then $1,250 targets, $2,500 static loss, 5% daily, weekend holding, news duration rule, 5-lot Qualified cap and payouts.
Yash R
Alpha Swing $25K costs $247 at the regular price, $123.50 with COMPARE50 (50% off a first purchase) or $172.90 with COMPARE (30% off a later purchase). Swing is Alpha Capital's two-phase model built for traders who hold through news and weekends: $2,500 then $1,250 targets, a $2,500 static overall loss, a 5% daily loss on the opening balance, three minimum days per phase, 1:30 FX leverage and a duration rule instead of a news blackout.
This guide audits the Swing $25K from Alpha Capital's official Swing rule page and 21 September 2026 pricing update, reviewed on 1 November 2026.
In this guide:
- Price with COMPARE50 and COMPARE
- Rules in dollars
- Why Swing exists: news and weekend rules
- Static drawdown on a $25K
- Qualified limits: lots and Max Risk
- Payouts
- Swing $25K vs Pro 8% $25K vs One 10% $25K
- How to apply the codes
Price with COMPARE50 and COMPARE
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Model | Alpha Swing, on-demand payouts |
| Size | $25,000 simulated |
| Base fee | $247.00 |
| COMPARE50 (first purchase, 50%) | $123.50, saving $123.50 |
| COMPARE (later purchase, 30%) | $172.90, saving $74.10 |
| Add-ons | Priced separately, not covered |
| Refund | Non-refundable |
Rules in dollars
| Rule | Value on $25K |
|---|---|
| Phase 1 target | $2,500 (10%) |
| Phase 2 target | $1,250 (5%) |
| Overall loss | $2,500 (10%) static, floor at $22,500 |
| Daily loss | 5% of opening balance at 00:00 GMT+3 = $1,250 on day one |
| Minimum trading days | 3 per phase |
| Time limit | None; 30-day inactivity limit |
| Evaluation lot cap | None |
| FX leverage | 1:30 (metals 1:9, indices 1:10, oil 1:10) |
| Weekend holding | Allowed at every stage |
| News | Permitted, subject to the two-minute duration rule |
The Phase 1 ratio is 10% target against 10% loss, or 1.0, the most forgiving of any Alpha Capital phase.
Why Swing exists: news and weekend rules
| Rule | Swing | Pro / One / Direct (Qualified) |
|---|---|---|
| News execution | Allowed; a trade opened within 2 minutes before or after a release must last more than 2 minutes | No opening or closing 5 minutes either side, including pending, SL and TP |
| Weekend holding | Allowed, evaluation and Qualified | Pro and Direct: not allowed when Qualified; One: allowed |
The trade-off is leverage (1:30 rather than Pro's 1:100) and a Qualified lot cap half that of the standard models.
Static drawdown on a $25K
The overall floor stays at $22,500 for the life of the account, whether the balance is $25,000 or $28,000. Only the daily floor moves, from the opening balance each day. After a $1,000 gain, the next daily floor is $26,000 × 0.95 = $24,700, which is above the static floor, so the daily limit becomes the active constraint for profitable traders.
Because Swing uses the opening balance rather than equity, holding a floating winner through the reset does not raise the daily floor, unlike One and Direct. This is a meaningful advantage for weekend holds.
Qualified limits: lots and Max Risk
| Qualified rule | Value on $25K Swing |
|---|---|
| Maximum open lots | 5 combined (standard models: 10) |
| Max Risk Rule per asset | 3% = $750 combined losing exposure |
| Breach handling | First lot breach removes the performance fee; second can deactivate |
Five lots across a $25K account at 1:30 leverage is a real ceiling for multi-pair swing positions. Size each leg to keep combined losing exposure on any single asset under $750.
Payouts
| Payout rule | On-demand Swing |
|---|---|
| Minimum profit | 2% gross = $500 |
| Best day | ≤ 40% of total profit |
| Split | 80% |
| Static floor after payout | Unchanged at $22,500 |
A $500 best day needs $1,250 total profit. Because the overall floor is static, withdrawing all profit does not close a Swing account the way it can on a locked One account.
Swing $25K vs Pro 8% $25K vs One 10% $25K
| Metric | Swing | Pro 8% OD | One 10% OD |
|---|---|---|---|
| Base / COMPARE50 | $247 / $123.50 | $177 / $88.50 | $187 / $93.50 |
| Phases | 2 (10%, 5%) | 2 (8%, 5%) | 1 (10%) |
| Overall loss | $2,500 static | $2,000 static | $1,500 trailing |
| Daily loss | 5% balance | 4% balance | 4% balance/equity |
| FX leverage | 1:30 | 1:100 | 1:30 |
| Qualified weekend | Yes | No | Yes |
| Qualified news | Duration rule | 5-min window | 5-min window |
| Qualified lot cap | 5 | 10 | 10 |
Swing costs $35 more than Pro 8% and $30 more than One with the first-purchase code. For that it buys the largest loss allowance, news execution and weekend holding on the Qualified account.
How to apply the codes on Swing $25K
- Open the Alpha Capital product page and select Alpha Swing, $25K, platform and on-demand payouts.
- Enter COMPARE50 (first purchase) or COMPARE (later purchase) and apply.
- Confirm $123.50 or $172.90 on the base fee before paying.
See the Alpha Capital coupon page, the Swing $50K and $100K guides, the Swing news planner and the Alpha Capital audit.
Coupon recap: COMPARE50 $247 → $123.50; COMPARE $247 → $172.90. 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 $247. COMPARE50 gives 50% off a first purchase for $123.50; COMPARE gives 30% off a later purchase for $172.90.
Two phases with $2,500 then $1,250 targets, a $2,500 static overall loss, a 5% daily loss on the opening balance, three minimum days per phase and 1:30 FX leverage.
Yes. Swing allows weekend holding at every stage and permits news trading, with the condition that a trade opened within two minutes of a release must last more than two minutes.
Static. The floor stays at $22,500 regardless of profits, and withdrawing profit does not move it.
Qualified Swing accounts have a 5-lot combined cap on $25K, half the standard model cap, and a 3% ($750) Max Risk Rule per asset.
On-demand payouts need at least $500 gross profit and a best day no more than 40% of total profit, paid at an 80% split.