
A 4–10% trailing drawdown by program off the closed-balance high that locks at the starting balance once you gain that percentage or request your first payout — withdrawing all profit leaves you with zero buffer. On the 1-Phase, FXIFY's own pages disagree: two rules FAQs say 6%, the how-it-works page says 10% trailing. Size to 6%.
What it costs you: Four percentage points of room across the whole account. The same disagreement repeats on size ranges.
A 3–5% daily limit by program based on the previous day's balance; the standard Instant account's is in documented conflict between 'none' and '8%'.
What it costs you: The difference between having a daily limit and not having one. Believing None and trading without a brake kills the account in one session.
Standard programs document no consistency rule; Lightning caps your best day at 30% of total profits and Instant Lite at 20%, withholding the payout (not the account) until met.
Phase 1 8% ($4,000), Phase 2 5% ($2,500), minimum 4 days each; static 10% ($5,000) max overall loss. Lightning plan: FXIFY's Lightning FAQ gives 5 trading days to hit the target; its how-it-works page says 7. Plan on 5.
What it costs you: Two days of runway on a timed target. Plan for 7 when it is 5 and you fail on the calendar, not on trading.
First payout on demand after your first closed trade on the live account, then monthly (or bi-weekly with an add-on), at up to a 90% split — the base without add-ons is unpublished — with the fee 100% refunded at first payout.
FXIFY's per-size price grids did not render on the pages we fetched, so we publish no $50K figure. The one price we confirmed first-hand is One Phase $5K at $250; the firm also advertises Lightning "from as low as $59", Instant "From $69" and Instant Lite "From $19". The evaluation fee is described as 100% refundable with your first payout. We found no activation fee but could not confirm its absence, and the ~20% codes in circulation come from affiliates, not from FXIFY's own pages.
What it costs you: Ten percentage points on every program. On the 400K we track, the gap between a 20% and a 30% code is $295. As of 9 September the disagreement sits inside one page rather than between pages: FXIFY's 2-Phase page — the page for the very program we rank — serves CHART30 at 30% and a separate CHART20 banner at 20%, both worded as applying to all programs, and only the 30% one carries an expiry. We budget on 20%, the more conservative figure, and leave the better-looking one alone. Check the total at checkout: the code that applies is the one the cart honours, not the one the banner shows.
On FXIFY main 1-Phase, 2-Phase and 3-Phase accounts news trading is fully allowed - no blackout window, only a warning that fills may slip and that reckless news risk can get you banned for improper risk management. Two other products differ: on Instant Funding Lite and on Crypto accounts you may not open or close anything from 5 minutes before to 5 minutes after a high-impact release. Trades caught in the blackout are invalidated - the profit is stripped, the loss is not.
Correction: we published $299 for FXIFY's $50K and a ~10% code depth our data does not support
Our FXIFY pricing summary said "$50K two-phase: one-time $299 (~$269 with a code), no activation". None of those three claims survives contact with our own data. The record says the per-size price grids did not render on the pages fetched and that the only first-hand confirmed point is One Phase $5K at $250. The implied ~10% code depth ($299 to $269) is not there either: what we hold is ~20% codes advertised by affiliates, which is third-party material. And the absence of an activation fee is marked unconfirmed in the record itself, not verified. The summary now says we publish no $50K figure, gives the one price we confirmed with its size, keeps the firm's promotional phrases in English, and separates what FXIFY says from what its affiliates say. No structured value changed and the verification date did not move.
SourceCorrection: our FXIFY targets summary did not mention that FXIFY's own pages give the Lightning plan two different windows
FXIFY's Lightning FAQ gives 5 trading days to hit the target; its how-it-works page says 7. Our record has logged that since 2026-07-23 and the conflict card renders, but the summary beside it described only the two-phase account and never mentioned Lightning. Plan for 7 when it is 5 and you fail on the calendar, not on trading. The summary now states both figures and says to plan on 5. No rule value changed. Neither page was re-read today: this run had no network access to any firm page.
SourceCorrection: our FXIFY drawdown summary folded a disagreement between FXIFY's own pages on the 1-Phase into a 4–10% range
Two of FXIFY's rules FAQs give the 1-Phase a 6% maximum drawdown; its how-it-works page says 10% trailing. Our record has logged that since 2026-07-21 and the conflict card renders, but the summary's "4–10% by program" range reads as if FXIFY stated 10% for the 1-Phase without dispute. Four percentage points of room across the whole account. The summary now names the disagreement and says to size to 6%. No rule value changed. Neither page was re-read today: this run had no network access to any firm page.
SourceFXIFY's code moved from CHART20 at 20% to CHART30 at 30%, and the old one is still hanging in a banner on the same page
We were tracking the code CHART20 at 20% since 6 September. Today FXIFY''s own coupon page publishes "CHART30", described as "THIS MONTH''S OFFER: 30% OFF ALL PROGRAMS (excl. Instant Lite)" and carrying "Expires: 1st October 2026". The exclusion is Instant Lite, so the 2-Phase we rank is covered. Alongside it the page serves "ONESTEP35", "NEW TRADERS: 35% OFF 1-PHASE", expiring 31 December 2026, and a 5% affiliate code for referrals of Tier 2 and above affiliates. CHART20 has not gone away: it still appears in a banner at the foot of that same coupon page, with no terms or expiry detailed, while the body of the page documents CHART30. We record both states and do not decide which one the checkout honours — we did not touch it. A caveat on the figure we publish. The 30% is verified today on FXIFY''s page. The $2,950 list price of the 2-Phase 400K is our reading of 6 September, and FXIFY serves it on no readable page today: its configurator computes the total in the browser and never delivers it. So the $2,065 the table now shows is a calculation against our last verified list price, not a figure quoted by FXIFY. We previously published $2,360, which was 20% off that same list.
SourceFXIFY's 2-Phase page now serves three discount codes at once, including both a 30% and a 20% code for the same programs — correcting what we published yesterday
Yesterday we recorded FXIFY's 2-Phase program page as serving the older code pair ONESTEP30 and CHART20, against ONESTEP35 and CHART30 on the coupon FAQ, the homepage and the Three Phase page. Read first-hand again today, that is no longer what the 2-Phase page serves, so we are correcting it publicly rather than editing it quietly. The page now carries "NEW TRADERS: 35% OFF 1-PHASE" with code ONESTEP35 expiring "31st December 2026", and "THIS MONTH'S OFFER: 30% OFF ALL PROGRAMS (excl. Instant Lite)" with code CHART30 expiring "1st October 2026" — matching the other three pages. But the same page also still carries a separate banner reading "Back to Trading — summer sun is down, charts are back up. 20% off all programs. Use code CHART20." with no expiry date at all. So the disagreement has not gone away; it has moved inside a single page. FXIFY's own 2-Phase page now offers both a 30% and a 20% code, each described as applying to all programs. We do not resolve it. Our tracked figure for the 2-Phase 400K stays at $2,360 on CHART20, the more conservative of the two, and no FXIFY page serves a 400K list price in HTML. Check the total the cart actually honours before paying.
SourceFXIFY's own pages disagree about its own coupon codes — the FAQ and homepage serve CHART30 at 30%, the 2-Phase program page still serves CHART20 at 20% — logged as a conflict
FXIFY's coupon FAQ, its homepage and its Three Phase page all serve two codes: ONESTEP35 (35% off 1-Phase, expiring 31 December 2026) and CHART30 (30% off all programs except Instant Lite, expiring 1 October 2026). Its 2-Phase program page serves an older pair on the same banner component: ONESTEP30 (30% off 1-Phase) and CHART20 (20% off all programs except Instant Lite), same 1 October expiry. Repeat fetches returned the same answer per URL, so this is a stale page rather than an unstable widget. The tracked row is a 2-Phase 400K, and the 2-Phase page is the one that still says 20%, so we have kept CHART20 and the $2,360 figure with the conflict attached rather than picking the better-looking discount. Budget on 20% and check the total at checkout. Note also that the FAQ carrying the current roster is itself stamped "Last Updated: January 31, 2024". No FXIFY page served a 400K price in HTML today, so the $2,950 list price behind that figure still rests on its earlier date.
SourceFXIFY's 35FLASH has expired as scheduled — CHART20 takes 20% off all programs except Instant Lite; our tracked 2-Phase 400K moves to $2,360
35FLASH is no longer listed on FXIFY's site after its stated September 3 end date. The current code on FXIFY's own coupon page is CHART20 — "20% OFF ALL PROGRAMS (excl. Instant Lite)", expiring October 1, 2026 — which covers the standard 2-Phase line, so our 400K row moves from $1,917.50 to $2,360 ($2,950 list minus 20%). NEW30 remains live at 30% but its own wording names 2 Phase Pro only, so it is not attached to our standard 2-Phase row.
SourceFXIFY replaces HOT20 with 35FLASH: 35% off every program except Instant Lite through September 3 — our tracked 2-Phase 400K moves to $1,917.50
FXIFY's own pages no longer list HOT20, which had been stated to run through September 1. The homepage and the two-phase program page now show "35FLASH" — "35% off (excludes Instant Lite)" — expiring September 3, 2026, alongside NEW30 ("NEW TRADERS: 30% OFF 2 PHASE PRO", to December 31, 2026). Applying the firm-stated 35% to the last verified $2,950 list price of our tracked 2-Phase 400K gives $1,917.50; the checkout fee itself renders client-side and could not be re-read today.
SourceFXIFY's Instant Funding line is live on its own site: no evaluation, up to $50K, payouts every 14 days; new code NEW30 (30% off 2 Phase Pro), HOT20 ends September 1
FXIFY's programs page states "NO EVALUATION NEEDED", sizes up to $50K, "Instant Funding accounts offer payouts every 14 days" and a split of up to 90%. On the pricing banners, "NEW30" gives "NEW TRADERS: 30% OFF 2 PHASE PRO" (expires December 31, 2026), and "HOT20" — "SUMMER SALE: 20% OFF (excl. Instant Lite)" — runs through September 1, 2026; HOT20 is the code on our tracked 2-Phase 400K row, whose exact fee could not be re-read today because prices render client-side.
SourceA score computed from four verified inputs — not an opinion. Weights are shown and it recomputes when the data changes.
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