Traders Launch Payout Review + Promo Code COMPARE

Traders Launch distinguishes ordinary payout access from a $100,000 cumulative-payout threshold that pauses trading for a scaling review. “No payout caps” should not be read as permission to ignore that separate milestone. COMPARE is PFA’s listed 30% purchase discount.

Verified on 12 October 2026.

Code: COMPARE

Coupon summary: COMPARE is the listed 30% discount. The price table uses the published 80% share configurations; alternative reward-share options can change the fee.

Official sources checked: 5 October 2026. This guide separates account rules from the purchase discount.

Three amounts that should not share one column

The official payout policy publishes the cumulative review threshold alongside eligibility above 1% funded profit and same-day processing for eligible requests. It does not supply a guaranteed scaling offer or a fixed review completion time.

Keep nominal account size, qualified profit and cumulative payouts separate:

A $100K account label and the $100,000 review threshold happen to contain the same number. They refer to different things. Buying a $200K account does not by itself mean the payout-review milestone doubles.

Build a ledger before the milestone becomes urgent

Record each request ID, account ID, gross requested amount, approved amount, trader share and actual receipt. Keep canceled, pending and completed entries separate. The public rule does not precisely define every aggregation or gross-versus-net convention, so reconcile the running total with the dashboard or support before assuming one.

A purely illustrative reconciliation

Suppose a trader’s confirmed cumulative figure is $96,400. A later qualifying payment recorded as $2,100 brings the same-basis total to $98,500. The arithmetic gap to $100,000 is $1,500. This does not establish that the trader should request $1,500, that a request crossing the threshold is automatically approved, or that splitting requests avoids review.

If another dashboard reports a different total, ask which accounts, adjustments and amount convention it includes. Comparing gross requests in one ledger with net receipts in another creates an apparent discrepancy even when both calculations are internally correct.

What to ask when a pause begins

Ask for the effective time, affected account IDs, treatment of pending requests and any required next steps. Request the actual proposed scaling terms before planning around higher limits. Preserve correspondence and avoid treating a broad marketing statement as permission to continue placing orders during a pause.

This is an editorial preparation process, not a claim that Traders Launch requires a particular spreadsheet or provides automatic expansion. No minimum scaling amount, guaranteed extra account balance or review deadline was established from the cited policy.

Keep evaluation rules separate

The futures rules retain three minimum trading days, a 60-day evaluation maximum, weekly activity and 40% best-day consistency. They publish no funded consistency percentage and no activation fee. Evaluation completion and later cumulative-payout review are different stages; neither should be described as an unconditional entitlement to cash.

The standard $100K card currently lists a $2,000 evaluation target and a $1,000 EOD loss allowance. Its nominal size does not equal spending power outside the simulated account. Use the dedicated consistency and first-payout guides for those earlier milestones, rather than using this cumulative ledger as a substitute.

A useful record survives platform changes

Save a dated export at a regular interval and mark any currency conversion separately from the firm’s USD amount. If a payment provider shows a lower receipt because of a separately disclosed fee, retain both numbers. Do not alter the payout total merely to make it match a bank statement without documenting the adjustment.

The goal is to know which rule is being applied and which amounts were counted. That is more useful than inferring a new limit from another trader’s experience or an unrelated program.

Purchase fee and coupon scope

The official catalog shows these Standard 80%-share one-time evaluation prices. Lower-share or Legacy NYC configurations are separate.

No separate promotion is stacked. Trading costs and optional selections are outside these base calculations.

How to apply COMPARE

1. Open the official Traders Launch website.
2. Select the precise program, size, platform and optional settings discussed in the rules.
3. Enter COMPARE in the coupon field before payment.
4. Compare the base-fee reduction with the published offer and separate any extra charges.
5. Retain the order receipt and the rules issued for that account.

Related PFA guidance

• Full Traders Launch review
• Current COMPARE offer and terms
• First-payout sequence
• Evaluation consistency calculation

Affiliate disclosure: Prop Firm Audit may earn a commission from qualifying purchases through its links or codes. Trading-program fees can be lost. Simulated balances are not money paid to a trader, and passing or qualifying for a review does not guarantee rewards.