FTMO Discount Code: There Isn't One
FTMO's own FAQ says an affiliate code does not change the price. So there is no code to type. The real savings are the 2-Step fee refund and FTMO's own sales, when it runs them.
Disclosure: the buttons on this page are affiliate links. There is no code to use, but if you buy through them we earn a commission. FTMO says the affiliate code does not change the price. The checkout total is the number that counts.
Short answer: don't search for an FTMO code. FTMO's FAQ says: "The affiliate code does not change the price." Third-party sites that list "30% off" codes are unofficial, contradict FTMO, and are not repeated here. If you want to cut the cost of a 2-Step Challenge, the lever is the refund FTMO says it pays after your first Reward withdrawal request.
- Has it paid me?
- Yes: $26,138.16 across 4 payouts in 2026
- Affiliate discount code
- None (per FTMO's FAQ)
- Official sale right now
- None seen on 28 October 2026
- 2-Step fee refund
- Yes, after your first Reward withdrawal request
- 1-Step fee refund
- No ("Not refundable")
- Checked
- 28 October 2026
Why there is no code
FTMO's affiliate FAQ (source, checked 28 October 2026) says the affiliate code only credits the purchase to the affiliate. It does not lower what you pay. Discounts go in a separate Discount field at checkout.
- Challenges and Instant Accounts: the affiliate link is what credits the referral. There is no code to type.
- FTMO Futures: the affiliate code is entered in a separate field at checkout. It credits the affiliate and, per FTMO, does not change the price.
- Your own code: you can't use your own affiliate code or link for your own purchases.
FTMO can issue its own discount codes through the separate discount field. None is public today. Coupon sites advertise codes such as DGT30 (30%). One such site listed it on 13 October and marked it "paused" on 28 October, and had said on 21 September that FTMO had no public code. That is unofficial and conflicts with FTMO's FAQ, so it is not published here.
The 2-Step fee refund
This is the one official way to get the Challenge fee back. FTMO's entry fee FAQ says it will refund the initial purchase fee once you request your first Reward withdrawal, using the same payment method as the purchase.
| Question | Answer (FTMO FAQ) |
|---|---|
| 2-Step: is the fee refunded? | Yes, when you request your first Reward withdrawal. |
| 1-Step: is the fee refunded? | No. Not refundable (FAQ as read on 23 October 2026). |
| Where does it go? | Back to the payment method you used. |
| Deadline or profit threshold? | None stated on the page. |
| If you fail? | No refund. You have to pass both phases and reach a funded account first. |
The refund means a passed 2-Step can cost you nothing net in fees, but only after you've passed two phases, followed every rule and asked for a withdrawal. It does nothing for attempts that fail. See the FTMO review for the rules.
Sales and Black Friday
- Right now: no sale, discount or limited-time offer was shown on FTMO's homepage on 28 October 2026. The banner read "New FTMO Instant Account". It also says "As many Free Trials as you need", which is a free trial, not a discount.
- Past sales: third-party summaries (not FTMO pages) report a New Year 2026 sale of 20% off all Challenge accounts until 3 January 2026, applied automatically with no code, and "up to 20%" at Black Friday / Cyber Monday 2025.
- Black Friday 2026: no official announcement has been found. Don't wait for a sale that may not come. Check FTMO's homepage near the date.
FTMO Futures
FTMO's Futures page lists a monthly subscription per account, no activation fee on the sim-funded account, up to $450,000 in simulated capital, a 90% payout ratio and "No Intraday Trailing". Prices and refund terms are not on that page. It is labelled "New", so it has little track record, and a monthly fee keeps running if you take longer to pass.
The code field at Futures checkout is the affiliate field described above. It does not lower the price.
List prices
FTMO's own pricing section could not be read, so no official price is quoted. These third-party figures are unverified and may be out of date.
| Product | Reported price | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 2-Step Challenge 50K | €345 | Third-party, 23 October 2026 |
| 2-Step Challenge 100K | €540 (seen at €439 and €449 on promotions) | Third-party, 23 October 2026 |
| Futures, cheapest plan | 50K $119, 100K $169, 150K $229 | Damn Prop Firms, "verified 28 October 2026" |
My experience
Watch out
- The refund needs a funded account. You only get it after passing both phases and requesting your first Reward withdrawal. Failed attempts are not refunded, and the 1-Step fee never is.
- Coupon sites push codes FTMO says don't exist. Affiliate sites included. Treat any "FTMO 30% code" as unverified.
- The 1-Step best-day rule changed on 12 October 2026, so older reviews may describe it wrongly. Details in the FTMO review.
- Futures is new. It has a monthly fee per account and no long payout record.
- Prices here are third-party. Confirm the total at checkout.
FAQ
Is there an FTMO discount code?
Not an affiliate one. FTMO's FAQ says the affiliate code does not change the price. FTMO can run its own discounts, but none was public on 28 October 2026.
Does your link give me a discount?
No. Per FTMO, the affiliate link or code only credits the referral. If you buy through our links we earn a commission.
Will there be an FTMO Black Friday sale in 2026?
Nothing has been announced that we could find. Past sales were reported by third parties, so check FTMO's homepage near the date.
Is the FTMO fee refunded?
The 2-Step fee, yes: FTMO says it refunds it after your first Reward withdrawal request, to the original payment method. The 1-Step fee is not refundable.
Has FTMO paid you?
Yes. I passed a 2-Step in about two weeks, payouts took about 2–3 days, and four 2026 payouts total $26,138.16. See the FTMO review.
More offers are on the deals page, and the FTMO review covers rules, payouts and platforms.