FTUK - Winter Deal: 30% Off FTUK Evaluation CostsVerified

FTUK offers a 35% discount on all Forex and Futures accounts, plus a 20% boost on the first payout. Trading rules and drawdown limits remain unchanged.

This limited-time promotion for this week reduces the initial purchase price by 35% across all FTUK Forex and Futures accounts. Standard risk parameters remain unchanged for most accounts, though Forex Instant models receive a 2% increased maximum drawdown on Level 1.

This promotion provides a 35% reduction on the upfront fee for Instant Funding, Challenge and Futures plans, alongside a 20% boost on the first payout. The discount only changes the initial purchase price and does not modify the underlying trading rules or risk parameters.

FTUK offers a 30% discount on all forex and futures accounts along with a 20% boost on the first payout. This promotion reduces the upfront entry cost while keeping all trading rules and drawdown limits unchanged.

Valid for this week only, this promotion reduces the upfront entry cost for FTUK evaluation and instant funding accounts by 35% and includes a free retake on the first failure. The offer does not modify trading rules, drawdown limits, or risk parameters.

FTUK offers a 2% profit target and a buy-one-get-one entitlement on the first payout for Flex Challenge accounts. This promotion is valid until the end of this weekend.

FTUK provides a 30% reduction on the initial purchase price for its Forex Instant and Challenge accounts. This promotion is valid until the end of this weekend.

This promotion reduces the upfront entry cost for FTUK Instant accounts by 40% with a 4% profit target and a BOGO entitlement. Valid for a limited window.

Applying the active promotion grants a free retake on MetaTrader 5 Flex Challenges with no explicit expiry. This offer reduces the cost of a subsequent attempt but does not alter trading rules or drawdown limits.

This FTUK promotion offers all Flex Challenge evaluations for a fixed $9 upfront fee, featuring a 2% profit target and 6% drawdown limit without altering standard risk rules.