TradeifyFX Classic $25K Guide 2026: AUDIT 50% Off and Two-Phase Rules
See TradeifyFX Classic $25K pricing after AUDIT, the 5% then 10% targets, static drawdown, daily loss and biweekly funded reward conditions.
Yash R
Quick answer
TradeifyFX Classic $25K is a two-phase Forex/CFD evaluation whose lower target comes first: 5% in phase one, then 10% in phase two. It uses a 3% daily loss limit and a 10% static overall loss allowance.
The official one-time fee is $249. PFA lists AUDIT for 50% off, giving a $124.50 base-fee calculation. The coupon does not change the order of the two targets.
Coupon box and final price
Account: TradeifyFX Classic $25K Code: AUDIT Publisher-listed offer: 50% off Official base fee: $249 once Calculated discounted base: $124.50 Official documents reviewed: 20 October 2026
| Product | Regular fee | Coupon | Discount | Savings | Final base fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic $25K | $249.00 | AUDIT | 50% | $124.50 | $124.50 |
The official price schedule lists no recurring monthly or account activation fee. Optional share upgrades and trading costs are separate from this calculation.
Two phases, two targets
| Requirement | Phase 1 | Phase 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Target rate | 5% | 10% |
| Target amount on $25K | $1,250 | $2,500 |
| Daily loss rate | 3% | 3% |
| Initial daily allowance | $750 | $750 |
| Overall loss rate | 10% static | 10% static |
| Initial overall floor | $22,500 | $22,500 |
The Classic guide explicitly uses 5% first and 10% second. Reversing those figures would describe a different evaluation.
The targets apply to successive account phases. They are not a single continuous $3,750 profit objective on one unchanging trading record.
Why the static floor helps with planning
The overall floor starts at $22,500 and remains static. At a $26,000 account balance, distance to that floor is $3,500. A later decline to $25,300 leaves $2,800 above the same floor.
That is different from a trailing model, where a profitable high can raise the overall boundary. The daily limit still operates independently, so this extra overall room does not automatically become usable during the same day.
Worked daily-loss example
The official Classic explanation uses a daily snapshot and a fixed allowance based on initial size. On $25K, 3% is $750.
If the daily snapshot balance is $25,600, subtracting $750 gives a $24,850 daily floor. An account at $25,050 equity is only $200 above that illustrative daily boundary, although it remains $2,550 above the static overall floor.
A proposed $300 loss would therefore be too large for that remaining daily distance before considering costs. Planning from the overall floor alone would miss the tighter constraint.
Compare target difficulty phase by phase
At inception, phase one's $1,250 target is half the $2,500 overall allowance. Phase two's $2,500 target equals that initial allowance.
This comparison does not predict pass rates. It shows why a trader should budget time and risk separately for phase two instead of assuming its difficulty matches phase one.
For an illustrative internal risk amount of $125 per independent idea, phase one represents ten profit units and phase two twenty. Results will also include losing trades, fees and execution differences; the unit comparison is a planning tool rather than a forecast.
Funded Classic reward rules
The current Classic guide describes an 80% standard share and biweekly requests counted from the first funded trade. It lists no consistency rule or minimum trading-day requirement before the first request, while retaining the 3% daily and 10% static overall loss rules.
Suppose an approved gross request is $1,200. At an 80% share, the trader amount is $960 before separate transfer costs. A paid 90% share option would change the arithmetic to $1,080, provided that option was purchased and the request met all conditions.
The static floor does not move because of a payout under this model. Withdrawing still lowers the balance and therefore reduces distance above that floor.
Handover, inactivity and execution
Evaluation profit does not carry into the funded account. The funded stage begins at its base balance after review and setup.
The guide describes manual review, possible trader check-ins, identity verification, two-factor authentication and contract completion. It also keeps a 30-day inactivity requirement despite having no evaluation time limit.
Funded execution around relevant high-impact news has specific restrictions. The absence of a Classic consistency rule should not be read as permission to ignore those conduct and session requirements.
Applying AUDIT to Classic $25K
Choose Classic and $25K on the official TradeifyFX purchase flow. Check the live regular price and selected options, enter AUDIT and compare the accepted result with the $124.50 base calculation.
Keep the order and account rules together. Read the PFA TradeifyFX coupon and firm review for the publisher's offer and broader context.
Sources
- Official account prices and fee structure
- Official Classic model and funded conditions
- PFA AUDIT coupon
Written by Yash R. Accounts are simulated program accounts. PFA may earn referral compensation. Hypothetical dollar examples explain mechanics rather than predict outcomes.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
The official $249 base fee calculates to $124.50 at PFA's listed 50% AUDIT rate, before separately charged options or payment costs.
The current official guide lists 5% in phase one and 10% in phase two. On $25K, those amounts are $1,250 and $2,500 respectively.
Yes. Its published maximum loss is 10% static, giving a $22,500 overall floor from the initial $25K balance. A separate 3% daily limit also applies.
The current Classic guide says there is no consistency rule on Classic. Its loss limits, review, inactivity and other trading conditions still apply.