Funded Futures Family Devices + Promo Code COMPARE

Two Funded Futures Family traders cannot share one computer for their FFF accounts, even with separate browser profiles. The policy also covers dashboard access. Shared Wi-Fi alone does not establish device sharing. Resolve who will use each device before buying an evaluation or helping a relative check an account.

Verified code: COMPARE gives 80% off Velocity, 40% off Premier for the first five uses and 30% afterward, and 30% off Prime. These rates cover eligible initial monthly base evaluation payments.

Verified on 12 October 2026. Verified code: COMPARE.

Official sources checked: 9 October 2026.

Start with the person using the device

The official Device Sharing policy requires each trader to use their own device. It permits one person to access their own multiple FFF accounts through their profile. A second browser does not turn a shared computer into another device, and permission from a family member does not create an exception.

This distinction is useful before a household buys two evaluations. A practical setup worksheet should identify the account owner, the device that person uses and the intended activity. Keep the worksheet private; it is a preparation aid, not a document FFF requires you to submit.

These are editorial planning steps. They do not grant approval to a particular household configuration. Where an arrangement is unclear, describe the facts to support before using it.

Keep convenience from turning into account access

A common avoidable problem is informal assistance: one person is away, so someone else opens their dashboard to check a status message. FFF expressly prohibits accessing another trader's account for dashboard checks, management or trading. Its restriction is therefore relevant even when no order will be placed.

For a household workflow, decide in advance how each person will handle messages, receipts and support questions without another person signing in. An account owner can prepare their own questions or request help understanding a published rule. That does not require transferring account control or handing over credentials.

If the owner cannot access the usual device, a useful support question describes the proposed device, its previous FFF use and the intended activity. Avoid vague requests such as “Can my partner help?” because the answer depends on what help actually means. Keep any written clarification with the relevant dates and account reference.

Separate network facts from device facts

FFF says it uses device fingerprints and that a shared Wi-Fi connection, office network or IP address alone does not establish device sharing. A network match and a physical-device match are different observations. This is not a promise that every shared-network arrangement will pass review.

If an account is flagged, preserve an accurate chronology: who accessed which account, on which device, and when. Note a repair, replacement or travel event if it actually occurred. Keep original support messages and avoid guessing at the firm's detection method. Contact support for review rather than changing settings to conceal the arrangement.

The five-funded-account guide answers a separate allocation question. A permitted account count does not settle who may operate the accounts. Likewise, the bot and copying guide addresses trading methods; it does not authorize another person to use a profile.

Check the payment owner separately

The Third Party Name Purchases policy requires the payment method to belong to the registered account holder. It rejects another person's card even when that person agrees, including a spouse or relative. If your own payment method fails, the published next step is support, rather than substituting someone else's card.

This makes the pre-purchase checklist straightforward: confirm the profile holder, the person operating it, the intended device and the name on the payment method. Check each field independently. A correctly named card cannot resolve a shared-device problem, and a separate computer cannot resolve a payment-name mismatch.

Velocity entry prices with COMPARE

The official Velocity plan page currently displays the following regular base subscription prices. Amounts are USD. These calculations apply the verified 80% Velocity offer to the eligible initial base payment, without the Daily Payout Add-On.

The calculation is regular base multiplied by 0.20. The PFA coupon record preserves the different Premier and Prime rates. Do not extend the Velocity percentage to those plans or apply another promotion's usage limits to COMPARE.

Renewal, reset, Straight-to-Funded, invitation-only and add-on discounts are not established here. Review the subscription's renewal amount and cancellation conditions separately. Taxes, currency conversion and payment adjustments are outside the table; no stacking or fixed expiry is assumed.

Select the exact plan and options, enter COMPARE and review the accepted reduction before payment. Keep the receipt and the account terms with your own records. For broader plan differences, see the Funded Futures Family review.

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