BluSky Trading - $99 Challenge Fee on 50K Premium EvaluationsVerified

BluSky Trading provides a $250 discount on the Direct 2 Funded account, lowering the challenge pricing to $499. This offer is valid until Monday at 9:00 AM ET and does not modify risk parameters.

BluSky Trading offers a $300 discount on the Instant Sim Funded account, reducing the upfront fee to $299. Valid until Monday at 9:00 AM ET, this promotion lowers entry costs but does not alter trading rules or drawdown limits.

This active promotion reduces the upfront entry fee by 30% for the first month at BluSky Trading. All trading rules and drawdown limits remain unchanged.

Lower the upfront challenge fee for Propel evaluations by 30% during the Earth Day week campaign. This discount reduces the purchase price only and does not alter evaluation rules or trading criteria.

Reduce the upfront entry cost for Orbit 50K and 100K evaluations by 25% with this Earth Day week discount, lowering prices to $149.25 and $186.75. Valid until Friday, April 24th at 5:00 PM ET, this offer changes pricing only without modifying trading rules.

The Tax Week promotion lowers the challenge fee for the 100K Launch Account by $40, resulting in a $29 price. This offer runs until Friday, April 17th at 5:00 PM ET and maintains standard evaluation criteria.

This Tax Week promotion provides a $300 discount on the Instant Sim Funded Account, bringing the entry cost to $299. The offer is valid until Friday, April 17th at 5:00 PM ET and does not alter any trading rules or drawdown limits.

BluSky Trading introduces a $99 fixed evaluation cost for the 100K Premium account. This one-day offer expires on April 7 at 11:59 PM ET and does not alter any trading rules or drawdown limits.

BluSky Trading offers a reduced upfront cost of $99 for the 25K Premium evaluation account. This fixed pricing is valid for one day only and expires on April 7 at 11:59 PM ET, with no changes to underlying risk rules.

This promotion reduces the upfront entry fee by 30% during the month of April. It is strictly a cost reduction and does not alter any trading rules or drawdown limits.