FundingPips 2 Step Flex $100K Guide 2026: AUDIT Coupon and Reward Choices
Understand FundingPips 2 Step Flex $100K targets, 12% static loss, 80% and 95% reward choices, and the AUDIT 10% final-fee calculation.
Yash R
Quick answer
FundingPips 2 Step Flex $100K uses a $10,000 phase-one target, an $8,000 phase-two target, a 4% daily loss rate and a 12% static overall loss allowance. Its 80% and 95% biweekly reward configurations have different day requirements, so the share must be considered alongside the conditions.
PFA lists AUDIT for 10% off all accounts. Multiply the current official configured purchase fee by 0.90. This guide does not publish a numerical $100K Flex base fee because a reliable current official quote was unavailable.
Coupon box and price method
Account: FundingPips 2 Step Flex $100K Code: AUDIT Listed discount: 10% Saving formula: current standard fee × 0.10 Final-fee formula: current standard fee × 0.90 Account sources checked: 20 October 2026
| Configuration | Current regular fee | Coupon | Discount | Savings | Calculated final base price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flex $100K, chosen reward setup | P = the official configured base | AUDIT | 10% | P × 0.10 | P × 0.90 |
A hypothetical $200 base would become $180, saving $20. This is a calculation example only, not a quoted Flex $100K price.
Record the actual selected fee and any paid options before applying AUDIT. Consult the PFA coupon page for the publisher's offer.
The $100K evaluation in one table
| Parameter | Current Flex setting | $100K calculation |
|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 target | 10% | $10,000 |
| Phase 2 target | 8% | $8,000 |
| Overall maximum loss | 12% static | $12,000 |
| Overall floor | Starting size less 12% | $88,000 |
| Daily loss | 4% of higher opening balance or equity | $4,000 at a $100K baseline |
| 80% evaluation route | At least 1 trading day per phase for new accounts | Per-phase count |
| 95% evaluation route | 3 profitable days per phase | Each day at least $500 |
FundingPips' official Flex guide states that the reward choice is fixed for the life of the account. The guide also distinguishes new purchases from older versions.
Choosing 80% or 95% requires a calendar
For the biweekly Master route, the 80% option uses the 14-day timer, while the 95% option adds three profitable days per cycle. The official guide says neither biweekly split has a consistency score.
On $100K, the profitable-day amount is $500. A cycle showing $2,000 of total profit could contain only two $500-plus days, so its total alone cannot establish the 95% route's day requirement.
Consider these hypothetical daily results: $900, $700, $300 and $100. Total profit is $2,000, but only two days meet $500. A second sequence of $700, $600, $500 and $200 also totals $2,000 and has three such days.
The comparison explains why the day distribution matters alongside the total and elapsed time.
Share arithmetic for the same approved gross amount
| Approved gross reward | At 80% | At 95% | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| $1,500 | $1,200 | $1,425 | $225 |
| $2,000 | $1,600 | $1,900 | $300 |
| $3,000 | $2,400 | $2,850 | $450 |
These figures are simple share calculations. They are not payout forecasts or proof that a request meets its other conditions.
Daily loss can be tighter than the static floor
At a $100,000 opening baseline, 4% gives a $96,000 daily boundary. The overall floor is $88,000. The account can therefore violate its daily rule while still far above the overall floor.
If opening balance is $101,000 and equity is $102,500, the higher baseline is $102,500. Four percent equals $4,100, giving a $98,400 daily boundary. Floating results at the snapshot can change the next day's working room.
A journal should show the applicable daily floor, the static overall floor and combined open exposure, rather than just account balance.
Master conditions beyond the selected share
The Flex guide permits overnight and weekend holding during evaluation. Master holding requires the Swing option; the standard Master schedule includes automated position closing. News-related profit adjustments and any relevant trade-idea risk rules must also be considered.
The monthly 100% route is a different structure with added profitable-day and consistency requirements. It should not be presented as an automatic upgrade to the biweekly 95% choice.
The choice is therefore operational as well as financial. Compare how the strategy produces qualifying days, how long it holds positions and what happens during scheduled events.
How to apply AUDIT to Flex $100K
Select the exact Flex account and reward configuration on the official purchase form. Record the standard price, enter AUDIT and check the accepted 10% reduction. Add separately charged options and payment costs only as shown on that order.
Keep the receipt with the purchase-date model rules. The PFA FundingPips review and AUDIT coupon page provide the site reference.
Sources
- Official Flex model and reward choices
- Official purchase website
- PFA FundingPips review
- PFA AUDIT offer
Written by Yash R. Accounts operate in a simulated environment. PFA may earn referral compensation. Purchase-fee examples are clearly separated from live quotes.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
The listed discount is 10%, so the final base is the actual configured standard fee multiplied by 0.90. This guide does not invent a current numerical base price.
Phase one requires $10,000, or 10%, and phase two requires $8,000, or 8%, under the current official model.
The 95% option requires three profitable days per reward cycle alongside the 14-day timer. The 80% biweekly option uses the timer without that added profitable-day requirement.
The official Flex guide says the purchase selection is fixed for the account's lifetime. Review the conditions before choosing.