Atlas Funded Futures Contract Checks + Coupon Code COMPARE

Atlas Futures contract limits apply to positions held at the same time, and Direct has lower limits than Standard or Apex at the same nominal account size. Check the model before configuring order size. The current help lists separate mini and micro limits, but does not fully explain how a mixed mini-and-micro portfolio is aggregated. Do not invent a combined allowance from two table columns.

Verified code: COMPARE gives the listed 50% off eligible Atlas Funded Futures base purchase fees. Official rules and regular fees checked 9 October 2026.

Verified on 12 October 2026. Verified code: COMPARE.

Read the program row before the balance label

The official platforms and contracts guide describes a maximum held at once and gives these limits:

These are position limits, not recommended order sizes. The nominal balance is simulated and is not an amount that can be lost. Two accounts both labeled $50K can have different maximum quantities and different drawdown conditions.

The Standard guide repeats its 5-mini/50-micro $50K limits. The Direct guide lists 3 minis/30 micros at that size. Direct removes the evaluation, but that does not make its quantity allowance equal to Standard's.

Count simultaneous exposure rather than daily volume

An account's traded volume over the whole session answers a different question from the number of contracts held at a moment. A useful order journal needs a before-and-after position view, not just a total of completed trades.

For an all-mini illustration, suppose a $50K Standard account already holds three minis. An additional order for two could take the position count to five if filled. A further one-contract entry could take it to six. This is simple count arithmetic; it does not certify that the first order is otherwise permitted or that the platform will reject the second safely.

Record working entries as potential additions. Two individually small orders can fill near the same time. A scale-in button, copied order or reversal command should be understood before it changes exposure. A cancellation request is also different from confirmed cancellation, so use the platform's actual order state when updating the record.

Mixed minis and micros need an explicit answer

The contract guide says a micro is one tenth of a mini and labels separate limits. It does not establish every mixed-book counting rule. Neither of these conclusions is supported just by that wording:

• The full mini allowance can always be held together with the full micro allowance.
• A self-created weighted formula is necessarily the exact enforcement formula.

Ask how mixed positions across symbols are counted, whether offsetting positions are netted, and how pending orders are treated. Request an example for the selected model and size. Keep that response with the account agreement instead of taking a rule from another firm's platform.

A worksheet may show mini count and micro count side by side without turning their sum into a claim of permission. Mark any aggregation field “awaiting confirmation” until the exact rule is known. That is more reliable than building an automated limit check around an assumed conversion.

Quantity and loss limits remain independent

Being below the quantity maximum does not guarantee sufficient loss room. The futures rules summary separately describes drawdown enforcement and the Standard daily lockout. Review the active threshold and the current account state before considering another order.

A count can remain constant while market movement changes the account's remaining room. Conversely, a profitable account can still exceed a quantity restriction. Keep quantity, equity and session status as independent checks rather than using one green indicator to stand for all three.

The PFA daily-lockout guide covers the separate loss event. The Live transition guide explains why an earned program change calls for a new rule review. This article focuses on the order-size record before those events.

Price the selected model separately

The official public pricing component currently publishes these USD base fees. COMPARE is applied once, with no stacking and no assumed discount on extras.

The official offer describes one-time billing with no activation fee. Confirm optional services, taxes and payment costs on the complete order. A higher fee and a different entry route do not imply a larger contract cap.

Select Futures and the exact program on Atlas, enter COMPARE, and verify the eligible reduction before payment. Read the market-specific coupon and Futures review. Atlas's public help and marketing have differed on other rules; resolve any account-specific discrepancy rather than combining the most favorable statements.

Affiliate disclosure: PFA may earn commission through qualifying referrals or coupon use. Atlas describes simulated accounts, including the tier named Live. Fees can be lost, and neither the discount nor a quantity allowance guarantees a reward.