Top One Access Profit Progression + Promo Code COMPARE

For funded Elite Access Intraday accounts, Top One says at least 50% of every payout request after the first must be supported by profit generated since the previous payout. Passing that test alone does not establish payout eligibility. Verified code: COMPARE is PFA’s owner-attested 55% reduction on eligible Top One Futures base purchases; separate activation payments are not assumed to receive the discount.

Verified on 12 October 2026. Verified code: COMPARE.

Checked: 7 October 2026. This guide is specifically about Access Intraday. It should not be used for Elite Daily, regular Access EOD, Ignite or another similarly named account. The coupon record defines the recorded purchase offer.

Use the account name as the first check

Top One maintains distinct rule collections for its programs. Write the complete dashboard name and stage at the top of your ledger before using a percentage. “Elite” by itself is not sufficient identification.

The Access Intraday progression article exempts the first payout from the 50% new-profit test. It also says processed payouts reset the new-profit count, consistency calculation and five-profitable-day counter. Keep the official processed event in the record rather than assuming that clicking submit starts every new counter immediately.

If the dashboard’s cycle boundary differs from your understanding, ask Top One to confirm the timestamp. The summary and detailed pages use request and processed-payout language in places, so ambiguous timing should not be resolved by counting the same trade in two cycles.

Keep retained profit and new profit in separate columns

An account may retain profit above its protected buffer after a withdrawal. That retained amount is different from new trading profit earned during the following cycle. A large account balance can therefore coexist with an incomplete progression test.

A useful ledger contains the last processed payout reference, post-payout balance, current cycle’s net trading results, largest profitable day, qualifying-day count and proposed request. Reconcile it with the dashboard rather than treating a manually prepared spreadsheet as the authoritative account record.

This structure is useful when a trader returns after a break and cannot remember which profits belong to which cycle. It also helps identify a request that is large relative to recent performance.

Calculate the progression test without calling it approval

The arithmetic is required new profit = proposed request × 0.50. Equivalently, twice the verified new profit is the request ceiling from this one test. That figure is not a guaranteed withdrawable amount because other conditions still bind.

These rows are illustrative progression calculations. Some request amounts exceed the cap on smaller accounts. Do not select a row without checking the actual size-specific maximum, minimum and available profit.

For example, $700 of verified new profit supports no more than $1,400 under progression arithmetic alone. A trader should still check every other requirement before assuming that $1,400 can be requested. Reducing the request may fix this test while leaving another condition unmet.

Check profitable days and request caps separately

The official payout-requirements page publishes the following Access Intraday figures. Each cycle requires five qualifying profitable days, and the minimum request is $500.

An ordinary green day is not automatically a qualifying day. A positive result below the specified threshold can add to profit without advancing the qualifying-day count. This distinction is one reason a simple new-profit total cannot replace the complete dashboard checklist.

The stated 90% trader share also belongs in a separate column from the gross request. Do not treat a share calculation as an increase in the amount the account can release.

Retain the buffer and meet the profit threshold

The buffer guide lists required profit levels of $2,000, $2,500, $3,500 and $5,000 for 25K, 50K, 100K and 150K accounts respectively. Its retained buffers are $1,500, $2,000, $3,000 and $4,500.

Confirm the account’s available amount and post-request balance. A calculation that meets progression but consumes the protected buffer is incomplete. The buffer is not a purchase fee and must not be added to activation costs when calculating cash spent on the program.

Likewise, the initial nominal balance is not money available for withdrawal. Use the dashboard’s profit and request fields, supported by the issued rules, rather than subtracting an arbitrary amount from the headline account size.

Recheck consistency and the active loss floor

The 40% consistency guide compares the largest winning day with current-cycle profit. A $600 best day requires at least $1,500 of total profit under that formula. Losses can reduce the denominator, so a ratio that passed earlier can fail later.

The funded maximum-loss guide says the Intraday variant tracks peak live equity, including unrealized profit, before its first-payout lock mechanism. This is separate from the evaluation’s EOD calculation. Review the actual enforced floor after account changes and do not assume that closing a trade resets it.

The practical decision is therefore a set of checks, not a single percentage: new profit, qualifying days, consistency, buffer, request bounds and risk status. Preserve a dated snapshot when the request is made so later reconciliation has a clear starting point.

Keep COMPARE in the purchase budget

A reliable current regular price for the exact Intraday configuration was not established in the retrieved selector, so this guide does not convert an older Access price into a current quote. Confirm the variant’s coupon eligibility and total in the order before payment.

1. Open Top One Futures.
2. Select Elite Access and explicitly confirm the Intraday funded variant.
3. Review the base fee and separate activation obligation.
4. Enter COMPARE and inspect the eligible reduction.
5. Save the issued rules and create a per-account payout ledger.

See the Access activation-cost guide and Top One Futures review. Affiliate disclosure: PFA may earn commission from qualifying purchases. Fees can be lost, simulated balances are not owned cash and meeting an arithmetic test does not guarantee payout approval.