Traders Launch Legacy NYC 100K vs 200K: Promo Code COMPARE Costs

Traders Launch Legacy NYC $100K and $200K accounts have different purchase prices and profit targets, but both publish a $1,000 EOD maximum-loss allowance. With the site's unchanged COMPARE 30% offer, the 80%-split fees calculate to $69.30 and $104.30. The extra $35 for $200K does not buy twice the loss allowance.

This comparison reviews the official pricing cards and current FAQs on 4 October 2026. It focuses on the established Legacy NYC 80% configurations. Coupon totals are calculations from the recorded offer; no checkout test was performed.

Coupon summary

Keep the session, split and size together when comparing an order. A price for a Standard account or a different Legacy share is not interchangeable with the rows below.

What changes between the two sizes?

The $200K configuration raises the target by $1,000 and permits a larger starting position. Its $200K label describes nominal account size. It does not make $200,000 available for withdrawal, and it does not increase the initial $1,000 loss budget shown on the card.

A larger position limit is permission to use more size within the rules. It is not evidence that doing so is suitable for a particular strategy.

Compare price with the actual loss allowance

For these two accounts, a useful purchase comparison is the fee paid to access the stated $1,000 risk allowance:

• $100K costs a calculated $69.30 for a $1,000 allowance
• $200K costs a calculated $104.30 for the same allowance
• The $200K purchase costs $35 more while requiring a higher evaluation target

The target-to-allowance arithmetic is 2.0 for $100K and 3.0 for $200K. These ratios do not estimate passing probability. They simply explain why doubling the nominal label does not double every useful account parameter.

If an evaluation fails and a fresh identical purchase is needed, two attempts would cost $138.60 or $208.60 at the same calculated offer price. Those are budgeting illustrations, not current reset quotes. Do not assume the coupon discounts a reset or that future pricing will be unchanged.

Position limits and the New York session

The lower account starts at five micro contracts. The larger one starts at one mini or ten micros. More permitted exposure can increase both the rate of gains and losses; the same $1,000 maximum loss still applies.

Legacy NYC trades within the firm's published 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM Eastern Time session. Traders outside that timezone should convert the session for the actual date, because daylight-saving changes can affect the local equivalent.

Standard Futures uses a different session configuration. If trading outside the NYC window is essential, compare Standard directly rather than assuming the Legacy account can be used at the same hours.

Evaluation consistency and timing

The established futures evaluation uses a 40% best-day rule and at least three trading days. At exactly the published target, the arithmetic maximum contribution from one day would be $800 for a $2,000 total or $1,200 for a $3,000 total.

Those examples explain the percentage; they do not replace the firm's enforcement. The current homepage FAQ says approaching the daily limit can cause positions to close and the session to lock. A coupon does not change that behavior.

The current deadline FAQ describes 60 days, plus a free 30-day extension if the account is above half its target at day 60. The older dedicated rules page lists only the 60-day maximum. Confirm whether the extension applies to the selected Legacy configuration before relying on it.

Weekly activity also matters. The current FAQ says missing a week deactivates an evaluation, while a funded account is paused and requires reactivation. A one-time fee is not permission to leave the account inactive indefinitely.

The funded buffer needs a size-specific check

The current homepage buffer FAQ lists $1,000 for both Legacy NYC sizes compared here. The dedicated payout page uses a general statement that funded profit must be above 1%.

Those statements agree numerically for $100K but differ for $200K, where 1% would be $2,000. This guide preserves the discrepancy rather than silently choosing a payout threshold. Ask the firm which rule controls the exact purchase and keep its answer with the account terms.

A buffer is trading profit that must be accumulated under the rules. It is not a separate checkout fee, and clearing it does not waive identity, trading or payout requirements.

The payout page describes eligible same-day processing, no funded consistency rule and a review point at $100,000 cumulative payouts. Its terms also identify simulated trading in the evaluation and funded stages. None of these statements guarantees a payout.

Before using COMPARE

1. 1Open the official Traders Launch pricing selector and expand Legacy NYC.
2. 2Select the 80% share and the intended account size.
3. 3Check the NYC session, target, starting contract limit and EOD loss allowance.
4. 4Clarify the funded buffer and extension policy for that configuration.
5. 5Enter COMPARE and review the accepted discount and complete order total.
6. 6Save the receipt and rules shown for the purchase.

Do not combine the recorded 30% calculation with the separate homepage promotion. This comparison does not extend the offer to TL Early Access, crypto, upgrades or resets. The firm's published terms generally exclude refunds except for the stated fraud exception, so resolve pricing or rule questions before paying.

Official sources and scope

• Official pricing cards and current account FAQs
• Futures Evaluation Rules
• Payout eligibility and processing policy
• Terms of Service

The comparison uses the Legacy NYC 80% cards. The homepage's buffer and extension details are distinguished from older dedicated summaries. All arithmetic assumes one recorded coupon applied to the eligible base purchase fee.