Skip to content
guides 5 min read

The5ers Futures Swing $50K Guide 2026: AUDIT Coupon, Fee and Holding Rules

Review The5ers Futures Swing $50K: the $120 fee, AUDIT 10% calculation, $3,000 target, overnight size limits and separate reward conditions.

YR

Yash R

The5ers Futures Swing $50K Guide 2026: AUDIT Coupon, Fee and Holding Rules

Quick answer

The5ers Futures Swing $50K is designed for multi-session futures trading within its overnight position limits. The documented Swing price is $120 once. With PFA's listed AUDIT 10% offer, the calculated base fee is $108.

The program uses a 6% evaluation target and a 4% EOD maximum loss framework. On an initial $50K reference, those amounts are $3,000 and $2,000 respectively. Swing permission does not include weekend holding.

Coupon box and final fee

Account: The5ers Futures Swing $50K Code: AUDIT Listed purchase discount: 10% Documented regular fee: $120 Calculated base after discount: $108 Official sources reviewed: 20 October 2026
AccountRegular one-time feeCodeDiscountSavingsFinal base fee
Futures Swing $50K$120.00AUDIT10%$12.00$108.00

The official Swing pricing FAQ lists $120 as the new $50K price and says the reductions remain after the summer campaign. Check the current purchase order before paying; the calculation does not include separate payment costs or assume another promotion can be combined.

Swing $50K account parameters

RequirementAccount explanation
Evaluation target6%; $3,000 on $50K
Maximum loss framework4% EOD
Initial allowance reference$2,000
Initial overall floor reference$48,000
Consistency40% per position
Overnight holdingPermitted within reduced position limits
Overnight position limit1 mini or 10 micros
Weekend holdingNot permitted

The Futures program page and overnight holding FAQ separate daytime capacity from overnight permission.

Build the plan around the overnight position

A strategy may enter multiple contracts during the liquid session and still have to reduce exposure before carrying a trade overnight. The relevant question is how much of the intended position can remain, rather than whether the plan contains the word Swing.

Consider a hypothetical position of twenty micros. If the overnight ceiling is ten, half the exposure must be closed before the applicable transition. The plan should specify which portion is closed, how stops are adjusted and whether pending orders could recreate excess exposure.

That workflow affects execution and results. Reducing ten contracts just before a thin session can produce a different average exit from closing them gradually earlier.

An overnight risk worksheet

Planning itemWhat to record
Permitted overnight sizeCurrent rule for the exact contract/account
Exposure remainingPositions plus orders that can add exposure
Intended exitStop level and order type
Estimated riskContract value × distance × remaining size, plus costs
Session boundaryCurrent exchange schedule and program cutoff
Weekend planFull close before the deadline

This worksheet is a planning method, not a substitute for the platform's current risk controls.

Compare the target with the loss allowance

At inception, $3,000 divided by $2,000 gives a 1.5 target-to-allowance ratio. That ratio can be used when comparing whether historical strategy drawdowns fit the account.

For example, a hypothetical strategy that regularly experiences $1,700 pullbacks would use 85% of the initial $2,000 allowance before costs. A strategy's profitable average result alone would not reveal that narrow room.

The maximum-loss FAQ uses the highest midnight balance or equity in its EOD framework. Read the account's issued floor after each update rather than assuming it remains at its initial $48,000 level.

Per-position consistency and a multi-day winner

The official calculation guide uses best-trade profit divided by total profit. A single long-held winner can therefore affect consistency even when its profit arose over several sessions.

A $1,000 best trade against $3,000 total profit is about 33.33%. A $1,400 best trade against the same total is about 46.67%. Keeping that best trade at $1,400 requires total profit above $3,500 to be strictly below 40%.

A larger target balance alone is not enough to judge this metric. Keep the trade-level record alongside the daily journal.

Payout conditions remain a separate check

The payout-requirement FAQ lists a 4% profit requirement from initial balance and a minimum fourteen-day account age. Four percent of an initial $50K is $2,000.

The latest cap notice states 3% across accounts. Three percent of $50K is $1,500 as an initial-balance reference; confirm the actual request limit and baseline in the Hub.

A $2,000 profit gate and a $1,500 reference cap describe different controls. They should not be combined into a claim that every $2,000 profit balance can be withdrawn in full.

Applying the AUDIT coupon

Choose Futures, Swing and $50K on the official purchase page. Record the live standard fee, enter AUDIT and check the accepted final price. Against the documented $120 base, the 10% calculation gives $108.

For the site offer, read the PFA Futures coupon. The PFA Futures review provides broader program context.

Sources

Written by Yash R. PFA may earn a referral commission. Coupon terms are publisher supplied; hypothetical risk calculations are examples rather than trading recommendations.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

The official documented base is $120. The listed 10% AUDIT reduction gives a $108 base-fee calculation before separately charged items.