Funded Futures Family Pro Transition + Promo Code COMPARE

When Funded Futures Family delivers a Professional account, its current operational policy says all simulated accounts close, including evaluations and Prestige accounts, whether active, still in progress or already passed. Prepare an account inventory before that handover; an unused or passed evaluation should not be assumed to survive it.

Verified code: COMPARE gives 80% off eligible Velocity base purchases, 40% off the first five Premier+ uses and 30% afterward, and 30% off Prime. These offers do not establish a Professional or Prestige discount. Official sources checked: 10 October 2026.

Verified on 12 October 2026. Verified code: COMPARE.

Distinguish eligibility from an actual transition

The Professional Stage structure describes review eligibility after three approved simulated-funded payouts or $10,000 in total approved payouts. Meeting a benchmark does not guarantee advancement. The Risk Management Team makes the final decision and may also advance a trader earlier after its review.

That creates several distinct events: reaching a benchmark, being reviewed, receiving instructions, and having the new Professional account delivered. Keep the corresponding dates and messages separately. A milestone on a spreadsheet is not evidence that a new account is active, and an invitation should be read for its actual effective conditions.

List every account that could be affected

The current operational policy expressly includes active, in-progress and already-passed simulated accounts in the closure on Professional delivery. It also says traders cannot return to ordinary Simulated Funded accounts after advancing; a closed or breached Professional account requires passing a Prestige evaluation to re-enter that stage.

Create one row per account with its identifier, model, stage, current status, purchase date and any unresolved transaction. A useful handover record can look like this:

The four rows illustrate an inventory, not an official required form. The important feature is that the list includes accounts the trader is not currently using. Looking only at the most successful funded account can hide unfinished administrative items elsewhere in the profile.

Do not translate account closure into an assumed refund

A closure instruction does not by itself state that an earlier fee is refunded, that a pending reward is approved, or that every billing item has been reconciled. The cited transition policy does not establish those outcomes. Ask the firm about the actual open item rather than adding a refund to the personal budget because an account disappeared from the trading screen.

For example, suppose a trader has two unused evaluation purchases and one request awaiting review. Record all three items, their existing status and the relevant receipt or request reference. Obtain a clear answer about each item before treating the financial record as settled.

This approach also helps before another purchase. If a Professional handover is already being arranged, clarify how a newly bought simulated evaluation would be treated. A lower fee is not useful merely because it is available; the account needs to fit the trader’s actual next stage.

Save evidence before changing workspaces

Export available statements, record final positions and working orders, and save the handover correspondence. Use the platform’s supported process and the firm’s instructions for any required trading stop. Keep a clear distinction between the old account identifiers and the new Professional identifier.

After delivery, compare the dashboard with the expected inventory. Record which accounts are closed, which new account is available and which issues still need a reply. Do not interpret a temporarily visible old account as permission to continue using it after the governing transition conditions take effect.

Avoid sending sensitive identity documents or credentials in an ordinary support message. A concise question can name the account and administrative issue without including passwords, payment-card details or unrelated personal data.

Verify limits before the first Professional trade

The Professional structure page specifies account-specific contract limits and a separate risk framework. Do not copy the old simulated account’s maximum position, daily-loss assumptions or drawdown settings into the new workspace simply because its nominal size looks familiar.

The operational policy says Professional scaling uses end-of-day realized profit and requires Live Desk review plus broker implementation. Until that work is complete, the current approved limits remain in force. Mini-contract tiers require an explicit request and approval.

For a hypothetical example, a trader’s current permission is ten micros, while a request for a larger allowance is pending. A profitable session or a sent request does not establish the replacement limit. Record the approval and implementation status separately, and use the actual permission reflected in the completed setup.

Keep the coupon within its verified scope

The current COMPARE offer covers the eligible initial base evaluation fees stated at the top of this guide. No Professional-transition purchase price or Prestige coupon rate is established by the cited sources, so this article does not invent a discounted fee for either stage.

For an eligible evaluation purchase that remains appropriate after the account review:

1. Open the official Funded Futures Family site and choose Velocity, Premier+ or Prime.
2. Review the exact plan, size, billing terms and how it fits any pending Professional transition.
3. Enter COMPARE and check the applicable plan rate, including the Premier+ usage tier.
4. Confirm the final total and separate charges before payment, then retain the receipt and issued terms.

Renewals, resets, data services and paid add-ons are not assumed to receive the same reduction. Read the Funded Futures Family review and billing-timing guide for wider context. Prop Firm Audit may earn an affiliate commission. Evaluation and Simulated Funded balances are simulated, fees can be lost, and Professional advancement or future payouts are not guaranteed.