CK Capital - 60% Reduction on Challenge Pricing – Limited OfferVerified

This limited-time promotion provides an 85% cost reduction on $2.5K, $5K and $10K evaluation accounts. The offer strictly reduces the upfront entry cost and does not change evaluation rules or drawdown limits.

This 7-day promotion provides a 70% cost reduction on all evaluation accounts. It modifies the initial entry fee but does not change any trading rules or drawdown limits.

CK Capital offers a Buy 1 Get 1 Free promotion on 10K evaluation accounts, strictly limited to the first 100 users. This reduces the challenge fee but does not change the evaluation rules.

This May promotion reduces the upfront cost of all evaluations by 50% and lowers Phase 1 reset fees by 70%, without changing core trading rules. Valid during the May promotional period.

The current CK Capital promotion reduces the upfront entry cost for starting evaluation accounts to $9 for a limited time, but does not modify the firm’s established trading rules or risk parameters.

During this Easter promotional period, the active discount reduces upfront challenge costs by 70% on all evaluation accounts and includes a free reset. Valid for a limited time of 10 days, this offer operates strictly as a pricing adjustment and does not modify any risk rules or drawdown limits.

CK Capital’s April flash promotion reduces the upfront challenge pricing by 70% on evaluations and 60% on resets, valid for 72 hours only. This offer does not change trading risk.

Celebrate Eid Al-Fitr with a 70% discount on all CK Capital evaluation accounts and 60% off account resets. This limited-time promotion reduces upfront costs during the Eid window but does not modify trading rules or drawdown limits.

This limited-time promotion reduces the upfront entry cost of a $10,000 evaluation account to $19, representing an 85% discount, but it does not alter any trading rules.

This limited-time promotion reduces the upfront entry fee for CK Capital evaluation accounts by 50% and lowers the cost of account resets by 60%. It strictly modifies the initial purchase price and does not alter evaluation rules or risk parameters.