Alpha Futures Payout Checklist + Coupon Code COMPARE
Track Alpha Futures winning days, request limits and 90% receipts, with COMPARE up to 50% purchase examples and a worked Qualified Account payout ledger.
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Alpha Futures code COMPARE offers up to 50% off eligible account purchase fees. The actual discount depends on the selected account and does not change withdrawal requirements. On Zero, Standard and Advanced Qualified accounts, five qualifying winning days are only one part of the payout check.
Verified on 12 October 2026. Verified code: COMPARE.
Code: COMPARE
Rules and regular fees checked: 7 October 2026. This guide separates qualifying days, account profit, requested withdrawals and money received. The active COMPARE offer supplies the coupon scope; official Alpha Futures sources support the account rules.
What counts toward a payout request?
The official payout policy requires five winning trading days of at least $200 between requests for the evaluation-to-Qualified routes. The days need not be consecutive. It permits up to four requests monthly, limits requests to half of account profit subject to the plan cap, and pays the trader 90% of the amount removed from the account.
Keep four fields in a ledger: qualifying-day count, available account profit, largest profitable day for any applicable consistency test, and the gross request. A good result in one field does not replace the other checks.
Direct uses a different target-based structure. The Direct fresh-profit guide covers that route; do not apply this five-day worksheet to it.
A seven-session example: green days and qualifying days
Assume an illustrative Qualified account has the following finalized daily results. These are invented figures for arithmetic, not observed trader performance or a trading target. Use the dashboard's official day classification and reconcile commissions or adjustments before relying on your own count.
| Session | Final daily result | Meets the $200 day threshold? | Running qualifying count | Cumulative profit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $240 | Yes | 1 | $240 |
| 2 | $180 | No | 1 | $420 |
| 3 | $260 | Yes | 2 | $680 |
| 4 | -$120 | No | 2 | $560 |
| 5 | $300 | Yes | 3 | $860 |
| 6 | $220 | Yes | 4 | $1,080 |
| 7 | $210 | Yes | 5 | $1,290 |
Session 2 is profitable but below the threshold. Session 4 reduces total profit without erasing the fact that earlier qualifying days occurred. The count reaches five only after Session 7.
A trader who counts every green day would reach the wrong conclusion. A trader who counts only the last five consecutive sessions would make a different mistake. Store the actual qualifying dates, not just a running total copied from memory.
Do not force a marginal day from $180 to $200 simply to complete a checklist. Additional trading adds loss risk. A payout condition is not a signal to enter a position.
The same ledger can produce different request outcomes
Half of the example's $1,290 account profit is $645. The Standard overview lists a $500 minimum request and size-based caps above this amount. Subject to all other conditions, the example has room for a $645 request on Standard.
The Advanced overview lists a $1,000 minimum request. The same $1,290 profit ledger is insufficient for that minimum under a half-profit ceiling, even though five days have been completed. At least $2,000 account profit would be needed for a $1,000 request under this particular calculation.
That is an eligibility comparison, not a suggestion to change accounts after trading. Choose the minimum, cap and other rules before purchasing. Moving to a larger nominal balance does not turn its full balance into withdrawable money.
Check consistency separately from the day count
Zero and Standard Qualified accounts use a 40% best-day consistency test. Advanced Qualified has no consistency percentage. The official consistency article ties the Qualified calculation to net profit since the previous withdrawal request.
Its prose is inconsistent at exact equality: one sentence prohibits greater than or equal to 40%, while another refers to greater than 40%. Use the dashboard's eligibility indicator and obtain clarification at the boundary; this guide does not promise approval at exactly 40%.
In the seven-session example, the largest day is $300 and total profit is $1,290. The ratio is about 23.26%, comfortably below 40%. A later $600 loss would reduce total profit to $690 while leaving the historical $300 best day unchanged. The ratio would then rise to about 43.48%.
This illustrates why a day-count milestone can remain complete while another payout condition stops being satisfied. Recalculate after losses as well as wins. Do not omit losing sessions from the denominator.
Requested amount and received money are different entries
For the hypothetical $645 approved request, the trading-account deduction is $645 and the 90% trader share is $580.50 before any separate payment-provider charges. The account would retain $645 of the example's profit immediately after that debit, before subsequent trading or adjustments.
Do not subtract only the $580.50 cash receipt from the trading ledger. Doing so would overstate remaining profit by $64.50. Also keep submitted, approved and received dates separate; a request is not a guarantee of payment or a bank arrival time.
After a withdrawal request, start a fresh qualifying-day record as required by the policy. Record the new consistency period separately from retained account profit. Retained balance, new-cycle profit and cash received answer different questions.
Advanced evaluation prices with conditional COMPARE examples
The official Advanced product page supplies these regular monthly evaluation fees. The table illustrates only a maximum 50% initial-purchase reduction where the selected account is eligible.
| Plan | Account size | Regular monthly evaluation fee | Code | Conditional discount | Savings at 50% | First base fee at 50% |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Advanced | $50,000 | $209.00 | COMPARE | Up to 50%; eligibility varies | $104.50 | $104.50 |
| Advanced | $100,000 | $349.00 | COMPARE | Up to 50%; eligibility varies | $174.50 | $174.50 |
| Advanced | $150,000 | $489.00 | COMPARE | Up to 50%; eligibility varies | $244.50 | $244.50 |
Amounts are USD base fees. There is no assumed stacking or discount on resets, renewals, optional services, tax or other charges. Public sources disagree about Qualified-stage monthly billing; see the renewal-cost guide before budgeting beyond evaluation.
Advanced evaluation uses a 40% consistency rule according to the current product and consistency pages. Its absence on Qualified accounts should not be applied backward to evaluation.
Final review before buying or requesting
To use COMPARE, select the exact model, size and platform on the official Alpha Futures website, enter the code before payment and verify the actual reduction. Save the account terms with the receipt.
Before requesting a payout, reconcile the five qualifying dates, applicable consistency period, eligible profit, minimum, cap and planned account debit. Review news, conduct and loss rules as well. The Alpha Futures review provides broader context, but the current account agreement and dashboard govern the actual request.
Disclosure and risk
Prop Firm Audit may earn a commission through eligible links or codes. Examples are educational calculations, not personal trading experience, financial advice or a payout forecast. Simulated balances are not personal cash. Fees can be lost, and the coupon does not guarantee passing, approval or profits.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
No. The qualifying days need at least $200 each on the applicable evaluation-to-Qualified routes, and minimum, cap, profit, consistency and conduct conditions still apply.
The payout policy says they need not be consecutive, but five qualifying days must be accumulated between withdrawal requests.
Under the half-profit limit, $1,290 allows only $645 before other checks. That is below the published $1,000 Advanced minimum, so the example is not eligible for that request.
At a 90% trader share, it is $580.50 before separate payment-provider charges. The amount removed from the trading account is $645.
No. COMPARE offers up to 50% off eligible purchase fees at an account-specific rate. It does not change qualifying days, consistency, request limits or trading restrictions.