TradeifyFX Classic Split Add-On Math + Promo Code AUDIT

Verified on 12 October 2026.

Verified code: AUDIT.

TradeifyFX's optional 90% reward-share add-on costs 25% of the base account price. PFA verifies AUDIT for 50% off eligible account fees. On the current $50K Classic base fee of $419, the account-only coupon calculation is $209.50. The add-on's published undiscounted cost is $104.75; this guide does not assume AUDIT also discounts it.

Prices and rules checked 4 October 2026. The active TradeifyFX coupon page supplies the promotional code. Official price and add-on documents were updated on 3 October. No fixed expiry is confirmed. Prop Firm Audit may receive a commission through affiliate links.

What you are paying to change

The official add-on guide raises the simulated-funded share from 80% to 90%. The option must be selected during the original purchase, cannot be attached later, and is non-refundable and non-removable. On Daily and Classic evaluations it carries forward when the funded account is provisioned; it does not turn evaluation profit into withdrawable rewards.

This creates a timing decision. You pay for the additional share before knowing whether the evaluation will pass or the funded account will generate eligible profit. The higher percentage is useful only on profits that become payable. It does not lower targets or widen drawdown.

Classic base fees with AUDIT

The table uses the current official pricing article, not older price snapshots. Values are USD, one-time account fees with the standard 80% share. There are no recurring or activation fees in that source; trading commissions and swaps remain separate.

Tax, payment conversion and the 90% add-on are outside this table. Do not apply AUDIT again to an automatic sale price, and do not combine it with the separate promotion displayed on the main website.

Break-even uses ten percentage points

Moving from 80% to 90% adds 10 percentage points, or $0.10 for each $1 of eligible gross profit. It is a 12.5% relative increase in the trader's 80% share, but using 12.5% of gross profit would overstate the incremental dollars.

The basic arithmetic is:

• Extra reward = eligible gross profit × 0.10
• Gross profit needed to recover an extra fee = actual extra fee ÷ 0.10

Using the full published add-on cost as the extra fee gives:

These are conditional calculations, not expected returns or an instruction to target those profits. They assume the same compliant performance with or without the add-on, that rewards are actually paid, and no differing fee treatment.

A $50K comparison in dollars

At $800 eligible gross profit, an 80% share is $640 and a 90% share is $720. The $80 difference has not recovered a $104.75 add-on. At $1,500, the shares are $1,200 and $1,350; the $150 difference exceeds the add-on by $45.25.

If the actual checkout charges less for the add-on, replace $104.75 with the confirmed incremental charge. Compare two otherwise identical order configurations to isolate that number. Do not infer a discounted add-on from the base-account discount.

Why buying several evaluations changes the comparison

As a hypothetical budgeting example, two failed $50K accounts with the add-on and a third that reaches funded would incur three add-on charges. At the full $104.75 rate, they total $314.25. If only the third produces rewards, it would need $3,142.50 of eligible gross profit for its extra ten points to recover those three add-on costs. There is no assumed pass rate here; this is a warning against forgetting costs on unsuccessful attempts.

Passing and payout rules still decide when value appears

Classic uses 5% in phase one and 10% in phase two, with 3% daily loss and 10% static overall drawdown. Its funded account starts at base balance; evaluation gains are not paid. The funded schedule is biweekly from the first funded trade with a stated $100 minimum and no Classic consistency or minimum-profitable-day requirement. KYC, 2FA, agreement completion and review also apply. Official Classic guide.

On a $50K illustration, the two targets are $2,500 and $5,000 in their separate stages. Do not count that $7,500 toward add-on break-even because the reward-share benefit begins on eligible funded performance. Likewise, an open gain or a request awaiting approval is not the same as a received reward.

Funded news restrictions and trading-cost deductions can affect eligible profit. A theoretical gross-profit target should never encourage taking positions that do not fit the account's risk rules. The TradeifyFX overview explains the broader plan differences.

The Live Program narrows the add-on's useful window

The add-on guide says the Live Program begins with 90% regardless of add-ons. Therefore the incremental benefit modeled here concerns the simulated-funded stage before a Live transition. Do not project an extra ten-point advantage indefinitely into a stage where the standard share is already 90%.

The reasonable decision is conditional: if you are comfortable risking the non-refundable premium and your own record supports enough compliant simulated-funded profit, compare it. If the base evaluation fee already stretches the budget, the add-on creates another cost before any outcome is known. Neither route guarantees passing or payouts.

How to apply AUDIT and review the add-on

1. Open the official TradeifyFX site and select Classic, the intended size and platform.
2. Record the standard 80% base price and choose whether the 90% option fits the budget.
3. Enter AUDIT and verify the 50% account-fee reduction.
4. Inspect the add-on line separately. Use its actual incremental charge in the break-even calculation.
5. Read the non-refundable and cannot-add-later conditions, other charges and current trading rules.
6. Save the itemized order and agreement. Resolve any unexplained price difference before paying.

Read the TradeifyFX review for the full CFD program. It is distinct from Tradeify futures. The account balance is simulated and the purchase fee can be lost.