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Atlas Funded Coupon Code COMPARE 2026: 2-Step Pro $100K Account Guide

Plan the two separate 2-Step Pro evaluations with the current COMPARE fee, phase-by-phase account math and the funded Pro qualification checklist.

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Yash R

Atlas Funded Coupon Code COMPARE 2026: 2-Step Pro $100K Account Guide

Quick answer

Atlas Funded 2-Step Pro $100K has a $460 regular base fee. Coupon code COMPARE at 50% off gives a calculated $230 payment and a $230 saving.

The Forex/CFD model uses 7% in Phase 1 and 4% in Phase 2, with an 8% static maximum-loss allowance and no daily-loss limit or evaluation minimum days in current help. Each phase must qualify independently.

Coupon verified by Yash R. on 15 October 2026. Account information checked the same day. The figures below describe 2-Step Pro, separate from standard 2-Step.

Compare the 2-Step Pro fee ladder

Simulated sizeRegular one-time baseCOMPARE discountSavingCalculated base payment
$5,000$52.0050%$26.00$26.00
$10,000$88.0050%$44.00$44.00
$25,000$177.0050%$88.50$88.50
$50,000$257.0050%$128.50$128.50
$100,000$460.0050%$230.00$230.00
$200,000$833.0050%$416.50$416.50

These are supported base-account calculations, not total configured prices. Paid payout-frequency or split upgrades, resets and payment charges remain separate. Confirm the 50% COMPARE rate on the selected order before payment.

The $100K fee is one purchase covering the model's evaluation route. A breach and separately purchased restart/reset are different costs; no free retry is assumed.

Separate the two $100K phase targets

DetailPhase 1Phase 2
Simulated phase starting balance$100,000$100,000
Target percentage7%4%
Required phase profit$7,000$4,000
Target closed balance$107,000$104,000
Static maximum-loss allowance$8,000$8,000
Initial static floor$92,000$92,000
Daily-loss limitNone in current helpNone in current help
Minimum phase daysNoneNone
Phase consistencyNoneNone

The target balances apply to the separately issued phase accounts. Phase 1's $7,000 is not carried into Phase 2 to satisfy the second target. Neither phase's evaluation profit is automatically a funded cash reward.

Keep a ledger for the phase you are actually trading. A combined note reading “11% target” hides the requirement to complete and receive approval for the first stage before trading the second.

A phase-by-phase planning example

An original Phase 1 illustration records +$2,000, +$2,500 and +$2,500 for a $107,000 close. After that phase passes and the next account is issued, a separate Phase 2 records +$1,500, +$1,000 and +$1,500 for a $104,000 close.

The six sessions are an example, not a six-day requirement. The model help lists no evaluation day minimum. A shorter or longer route still has to satisfy the correct target, active floor and prohibited-practice checks.

If Phase 2 instead ends at $103,000, the trader has not passed it merely because Phase 1 was $1,000 above its target. The new phase still needs another $1,000 of compliant net profit.

This is the practical reason to label every account record with the model, phase, starting balance and target balance.

What Pro changes compared with standard 2-Step

Current help gives Pro lower 7%/4% targets and an 8% static loss allowance. Standard 2-Step publishes 8%/5%, 10% static loss, a 5% daily limit and three evaluation days per phase.

Those differences are a tradeoff: Pro removes the daily and day-count conditions but offers less overall initial loss room. On $100K, Pro's $8,000 allowance is $2,000 smaller than standard's $10,000.

The standard two-step phase-day guide covers that other model. Its three-day evaluation rule should not be transferred to this Pro guide.

Funded Pro qualification is another stage

Current help lists no funded target, no consistency test and a fixed Pro overall floor. It also lists three trading days per payout cycle, a $50 profit threshold and 14-day first/subsequent request windows.

The funded Protector remains separate: 2% of initial balance is $2,000 on $100K. Open-loss closure and split penalties can therefore occur before the full $8,000 static allowance is exhausted.

Current help also includes funded news-window, short-trade and margin restrictions. Read them with the selected account agreement before assuming evaluation trading permissions continue unchanged.

Record the reward terms that apply to the order

Atlas help currently uses a 90% default share, while storefront/general terms show 80%. Published sources also differ on payout and fee-return wording.

The $230 purchase calculation does not depend on choosing either reward share. Save the actual agreement and dashboard terms for the account instead of treating a high marketing maximum as a guaranteed standard entitlement. The full Forex review explains these discrepancies.

Use COMPARE on the Pro configuration

Open the Forex account selector, select 2-Step Pro, $100K and the available platform. Apply COMPARE before payment and verify both the $230 base reduction and any additional charges.

Keep the current coupon terms with the order. The offer does not establish coverage for Access's deferred fee, paid upgrades or resets.

Sources and disclosure

Checked 15 October 2026: 2-Step Pro rules, phase progression, maximum drawdown, trading days, official price data and the Forex selector. Examples are original account arithmetic. Publisher verification supports the coupon claim. PFA may earn referral commission; simulated trading and a paid fee do not guarantee rewards.

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The $460 regular base becomes $230 at 50% off, saving $230 before separately charged extras.