AquaFutures Three-Reward Limit + Coupon Code COMPARE

AquaFutures' current Flex No Daily Loss FAQ describes a funded account that closes after its third approved reward. It permits only one active funded account at a time under that model, so buying more evaluations does not mean all passed accounts can trade funded simultaneously.

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Verified on 12 October 2026. Verified code: COMPARE.

Verified code: COMPARE gives 25% off applicable AquaFutures purchase fees. This guide covers the specific Flex No Daily Loss rules, not every AquaFunded Forex/CFD or Futures product. Official sources checked: 6 October 2026.

The AquaFutures review and COMPARE offer page provide wider context. The question here is what happens after the last permitted reward and how to track the lifecycle without confusing it with an indefinitely renewable account.

Identify the exact Flex version

The current Flex No Daily Loss FAQ specifies three rewards per funded account, no scaling or path to live, and one active funded account. The official Futures storefront also describes the original Flex model as closing after three rewards.

The separate Flex Daily Loss guide, reached from the earlier generic Flex URL, covers a different configuration. These model-specific documents should not be blended. This article uses the dedicated No Daily Loss FAQ checked today; it does not claim that old purchased accounts were automatically migrated to it.

Record the account's exact model, purchase date and issued terms. If the dashboard presents another version, obtain the matching policy rather than forcing today's guide onto an older account.

A finite account lifecycle

The dedicated guide allows unlimited evaluations but only one active funded account in this model. After the third reward closes that account, a waiting passed Flex No Daily Loss account may become active. If none is waiting, another evaluation can be purchased and attempted.

This is a sequence, not an entitlement to unlimited concurrent funded trading. An evaluation inventory and a funded-account inventory answer different questions.

Why the third reward is a planning event

A trader used to open-ended payout cycles may assume a fourth request will be available after completing another set of days. Under the described model, that assumption is wrong: the third approval is an account-ending event.

Before requesting it, record the trading history, reward history and any unresolved account questions. Do not assume remaining simulated profit will automatically transfer to a new account or become an extra payout. The published closure statement does not establish such a transfer right.

A new evaluation also starts a new performance challenge. Previous success is not a substitute for its own objectives or review. Buying the next account early may create a queue, but it does not make the next funded account active ahead of the permitted sequence.

A two-account example

Suppose Account A is funded and Account B has passed its evaluation. Keep B marked waiting until the firm confirms it can activate. Do not copy A's trades into B merely because both account IDs appear in the portal.

When A's third reward is approved, save the approval reference and closure status. Then verify B's activation and initial risk settings before using it. This prevents an account-switching error in which an order template still targets the closed account.

The example illustrates administration only. It does not promise that every passed account is automatically approved or that activation happens at a particular minute.

Reward limits are separate from available profit

The current FAQ publishes the following request caps and a 90% reward share:

A cap is a ceiling, not a forecast. Multiplying three by the cap only gives an arithmetic upper bound before all qualification, split and fee conditions. It is not an expected return, and the nominal account size is not withdrawable money.

For planning, keep requested amount, approved amount and money received in different columns. A reward request that is still under review should not be treated as a completed payment or a confirmed account closure.

Price and coupon scope without stale figures

The accessible official selector did not establish a current regular fee for this exact No Daily Loss configuration. The page displayed unresolved price placeholders in the retrieved version. This guide therefore does not carry over older Flex prices as a current quote.

The calculation once the regular fee is confirmed is straightforward:

Optional settings, bundle offers, resets and payment charges require their own confirmed treatment. Do not multiply a separate sale or multi-account promotion by the coupon unless its terms explicitly permit that combination.

A lower entry fee does not increase the number of permitted rewards. Evaluate the finite lifecycle, not only the discounted checkout number.

A useful account ledger

Keep one row per account with purchase date, exact model, evaluation status, funded activation date, approved reward count and closure status. Add a link to the actual issued rules in your private records.

Before each request, confirm which account is active and how many rewards it has already received. After approval, update the count before placing the next trade. This simple habit makes the third-reward condition visible without relying on memory.

For payment timing, consult AquaFutures review timelines. Do not use that operational timing guide to override model-specific eligibility.

Apply COMPARE to the intended configuration

1. Select Futures and the exact Flex No Daily Loss model.
2. Confirm the three-reward lifecycle and applicable issued terms.
3. Select size and review the current regular fee.
4. Enter COMPARE before payment.
5. Retain the receipt, configuration and policy version.
6. Track evaluation and funded status separately.

Affiliate disclosure: PFA may earn a commission through qualifying links or codes. Evaluation fees can be lost. Passing, reward eligibility and a queued account do not guarantee future payments.