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Crypto Prop Firm Discount Codes Updated October 2026
Discount codes for crypto and perpetual-futures prop firms: one-step evaluations and instant-funded accounts on exchange-style platforms, 24/7 markets, leverage caps and static drawdown.
Crypto prop firm codes at a glance
| Market | Crypto |
|---|---|
| What is traded | Crypto perpetual futures and spot pairs (BTC, ETH, SOL and alt perps) |
| Typical platforms | Exchange-style web terminals, Bybit-linked routes, MT5 crypto CFDs |
| Live codes | 0 |
| Firms with a code | 0 |
| Verified by | Yash R |
| How codes are checked | Entered at the firm's own checkout and confirmed to reduce the order total before publication; re-tested before every update to this page. |
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Questions about these codes
How do crypto prop firm discount codes work?
Enter the code at checkout and the evaluation fee drops by the listed percentage. Fees at crypto firms are normally one-time and non-refundable, so the discount is the saving.
Are crypto prop firm evaluations different from forex ones?
They trade 24/7 perpetual futures with exchange-style leverage and position limits, usually with a static maximum drawdown and a daily loss limit, and often with no minimum trading days or consistency rule.
Do codes apply to the profit-split upgrade?
Usually not. A 90/10 split is often a paid add-on at checkout and the discount applies to the base evaluation fee, so the deal page quotes the base price with the code.
Which crypto prop firm has the largest discount?
The table on this page is sorted largest discount first. Crypto firm codes tend to be smaller (5% to 30%) than futures promotions, so the price after the code matters more than the percentage.
Terms used on these deal pages
- Perpetual futures (perps)
- Crypto derivatives with no expiry, kept near spot by a funding rate paid between longs and shorts.
- Static drawdown
- A fixed max loss from the starting balance; it does not trail profit.
- Holding fee
- Some crypto firms charge an hourly or daily fee on open positions, mirroring exchange funding.
- Leverage cap
- The maximum leverage allowed per asset, often lower for alt-coins than for BTC and ETH.