Atlas Futures Live Transition + Coupon Code COMPARE

Atlas Live is an earned Atlas Funded Futures tier, not a checkout product. The current official guide says an Atlas Standard, Apex or Direct funded account moves to Live after its fourth paid payout. A submitted request and a paid payout are different milestones, so track confirmed payments before expecting the transition.

Verified code: COMPARE gives the listed 50% reduction on qualifying Atlas Funded Futures base-account purchases. The Atlas Standard $25K regular fee is $89; the calculated discounted base fee is $44.50, saving $44.50. There is no Atlas Live purchase price to discount because the tier is earned.

Verified on 12 October 2026. Verified code: COMPARE.

Code: COMPARE

Rules and regular fees checked 8 October 2026. Prop Firm Audit may earn affiliate commission through its links. Atlas describes its trading environment as simulated, including on the Live program page; the tier's name alone is not evidence of a brokerage account or guaranteed execution with real capital.

Count paid payouts rather than requests

The official Atlas Live page describes the fourth paid payout as the transition event. Build a record with request date, resolution status, payment date and certificate reference. If a request remains pending, do not add it to a count labeled paid.

A hypothetical ledger could contain three paid requests and one pending request. It has four requests, but only three paid payouts. This is a recordkeeping example, not a prediction about approval or processing time. A trader should rely on the actual dashboard status and the firm's confirmed transition rather than assuming that clicking Request completes the milestone.

The Futures payout guide says a certificate becomes available after payment. That gives the ledger a useful evidence field. Keep the record tied to the same account; this guide does not assume that payout counts can be pooled between accounts.

What to reconcile when the program changes

The Live documentation describes a change in drawdown mechanics: the floor follows equity, including open profit, rather than simply inheriting the earlier program's end-of-day behavior. An intraday open winner can therefore matter to the floor in a way that a trader accustomed to the previous model may not expect.

Before trading the transitioned account, record the new account state and the displayed drawdown threshold. Keep a screenshot or export for personal records without sharing credentials. Do not reuse a risk worksheet that assumes the old account's floor timing or locking behavior.

The current Live guide lists these limits by size:

These are program-rule amounts, not purchase fees. A larger minimum payout should not be confused with a required deposit, and the first cap should not be presented as an amount the trader is guaranteed to receive.

The first Live payout and later payouts are different

The official Live page states that payout caps end after the first Live payout. It also states a 100% profit split, a seven-day cycle, four qualifying days of at least 1% per cycle and a 20% consistency rule. Removing a later cap does not remove the remaining conditions or the risk limits.

For planning, keep separate columns for cycle profit, qualifying days, best day, account equity and the applicable payout minimum. That prevents a headline such as “no caps” from becoming an inaccurate assumption that every positive balance can be withdrawn immediately.

This guide does not calculate a guaranteed reward. Atlas's help pages and broader legal documents have differed on payout terms, so the account terms and the agreement presented for the transitioned account must be checked for any conflict. If the dashboard, agreement and help page disagree, request clarification before relying on a specific payment schedule.

A handover checklist that preserves useful evidence

1. Confirm the fourth payout is marked paid rather than merely submitted.
2. Record the certificate or payment reference and the account identifier.
3. Confirm the actual Live transition in the dashboard.
4. Review the new agreement and any outstanding onboarding requirement.
5. Record the Live drawdown amount, contract limits and payout minimum for that size.
6. Replace old-stage assumptions in the trading journal before opening another position.

This workflow is about evidence and account-state accuracy. It is not a promise that reaching a numeric milestone overrides review, rules or contractual requirements. Avoid buying a second account solely because a transition has not appeared; first ask support to reconcile the existing account's paid-payout record.

Purchase-price examples before the earned tier

The official Atlas pricing component publishes the regular USD base fees below. These are Standard and Apex purchases, not Atlas Live admission fees. The 50% calculation uses COMPARE once on the qualifying base purchase.

Optional upgrades, taxes and payment conversion are separate; no extra-item discount is assumed. For the full offer, read the Atlas Funded Futures coupon guide. The Futures review keeps this market separate from Atlas Forex.

Apply COMPARE to the right purchase

Choose the Futures market and a currently sold Standard, Apex or Direct program. Select the size, enter COMPARE and review the discounted base fee separately from other order items. Save the receipt and applicable terms. Do not look for a paid Atlas Live upgrade or describe the coupon as buying the earned tier.

The main answer is to track paid payouts, verify the actual transition, and rebuild the risk checklist for the new program. The COMPARE saving belongs to the original qualifying purchase; the Live milestone belongs to the account's subsequent record.