Watch the video below before scrolling through the rest of the page. It explains how everything fits together.
The popup, the welcome email design, and both lead-to-customer email sequences. Use the nav above to jump between them.
You grabbed the bonus.
Here's your code.
{{DISCOUNT_CODE}}
That's {{DISCOUNT_PERCENT}}% off any FXIFY challenge.
Four more emails this week:
Watch for the next one tomorrow.
You grabbed the bonus yesterday. Good start.
Here's what actually keeps traders with us.
On-demand first payout. Open one trade. Close it. Request your payout. No 14-day wait, no minimum lots, no minimum trading days. The first money out of your account hits in days, not weeks.
$400K starting capital scaling to $4M. Hit 10% in three months and your account size grows by 25%. After that, every three months at 10% pace, the balance doubles. Most firms cap you at $200K. We don't.
TradingView, DXtrade, MT4, MT5. We're the only major prop firm with TradingView built in.
No stop-loss required. EAs allowed. News trading allowed. Hedging allowed. Trade your real strategy, not a sanitized version of it.
Code {{DISCOUNT_CODE}} is good for 6 more days.
Tomorrow I'll send you the email most prop firms hide: what actually happens if your first challenge breaks.
Most people fail their first prop firm challenge.
Here's what to do at FXIFY when it happens.
You have three options.
Switch to the 3-Phase program. Targets drop to 10% / 5% / 5% instead of one big push. Easier on traders who cracked under pressure.
Try the 2-Phase Classic. Cheaper than Standard. Has a 25% consistency rule on funded.
Buy a fresh attempt of the same program. Most traders pass on attempt two or three.
The fee on the challenge you eventually pass gets refunded in your first payout. So your real cost is just the breached attempts. The pass itself is free.
Hit reply with a number so we know where you're at:
Just the number. We read every one and send something targeted back.
Code {{DISCOUNT_CODE}} is good for four more days.
Most prop firms cap you at $200K and call it a day.
FXIFY doesn't.
Here's how the scaling plan works.
You start at any account size from $5K to $400K. The bonus code knocks the fee down. You pass the challenge.
Once funded, your job is steady. Hit 10% over three months and your account size grows by 25%.
After the first month, the math gets aggressive. Every three months you maintain that 10% pace, your balance doubles.
At the high end, the scaling plan can take a $400K starter to $4M in trading capital within about a year.
Code {{DISCOUNT_CODE}} still gets you {{DISCOUNT_PERCENT}}% off. Two days left.
The code expires tonight.
Most prop firms make you wait two weeks for your first payout. Some make you wait 30 days. Some make you place a minimum number of trades or hit a minimum profit before they'll process anything.
FXIFY doesn't.
You pass the challenge. You get funded. You open one trade. You close it. You request your payout.
That's the entire process.
The money hits your wallet in days, not weeks.
Tonight is the last chance to use {{DISCOUNT_CODE}} for {{DISCOUNT_PERCENT}}% off.
P.S. The code expires at 11:59 PM tonight.
You created an account at trader.fxify.com.
You haven't picked a challenge yet.
That's fine.
Quick context before you decide.
A challenge is a test you take to prove you can trade well.
Pass it and FXIFY funds you. You trade with their money and keep most of what you make.
Four emails this week to help you pick the right one:
Watch for the next one in two days.
While you wait, you can poke around the dashboard.
Browse the programs, try the calculator, see what fits.
FXIFY has six different challenges.
Which one fits depends on three things: how confident you are in your trading approach, what you want to spend on the entry fee, and how fast you want to be funded.
One Phase is a single 10% profit target. Hit it once and you're funded.
Best for confident traders who want the fastest route. The 10% in one stretch is the cost of skipping a second round.
Two Phase Standard splits the work: 10% profit in the first round, then 5% in the second.
Most popular pick because the smaller second target gives you breathing room. Easier on traders who can't hit 10% in a single push.
Two Phase Classic is the cheaper version of Standard.
The catch comes after you're funded. A rule says no single trading day can be more than 25% of your total profit for that pay period.
Fine for traders who win small and steady. Bad for the ones who tend to have one huge day a week.
Three Phase is the cheapest path to funding. Three rounds at 10%, 5%, 5%.
The fee per attempt is the lowest of any program, so retries don't sting. The tradeoff is time: three rounds takes longer than one or two.
Lightning is the fast lane. Hit 5% in 3 to 7 days.
The catch: no automated trading bots, no trading during major news releases, no copying other traders' positions, and a strict rule that one day can't be more than 30% of your total profit.
For experienced traders who can put in clean back-to-back trading days. Skip this one if you're still figuring out your approach.
Instant Funding skips the test entirely. You pay more upfront and get a funded account the same day. No profit target to hit.
The tradeoff: you get paid every two weeks instead of getting your first payout on demand. Best for traders confident enough in their strategy to skip proving it first.
The most common mistake is picking by price.
People buy the cheapest program to limit risk, then fail because the rules don't fit how they trade.
The right program for your style saves you more long-term than the cheapest entry fee does upfront.
Most people fail their first prop firm challenge. FTMO, FundingPips, us. The numbers are similar across firms.
What's different at FXIFY is the refund.
When you eventually pass, the fee for the challenge you passed gets added back to your first payout.
It works like this.
Pass One Phase, Two Phase Standard, or Three Phase, and the fee for that attempt comes back to you on your first payout.
Two Phase Classic and Instant Funding don't include the refund. Those are priced lower or skip the test entirely, so the math is structured differently.
So when you fail your first try on a refund-eligible program, the cost works like this.
The failed attempt costs you the fee.
The successful attempt that follows is effectively free, because the second fee returns to you in your first payout.
Your only out-of-pocket cost is whatever you spent on the attempts that didn't pass.
Most firms don't do this at all. They keep your fee whether you pass, fail, or never trade.
Two things this changes about how you should think about your first attempt.
Don't pick the cheapest program just to limit losses. Pick the one that fits your style.
The math evens out when you pass. The wrong-fit program is more likely to fail you anyway.
Don't wait for the perfect setup before buying. Trading on a real account is what teaches you to pass.
Practicing on a fake-money account or watching from the sidelines doesn't translate to real performance.
Pass the challenge. Get funded.
Open one trade. Close it. Ask for your payout.
That's how first payouts work at FXIFY.
No 14-day wait.
No minimum trade size you have to take.
No minimum number of trading days.
The money hits your wallet in days.
Your first payout is when you find out if a prop firm is for real.
Most firms drag it out. 30 days of waiting, minimum profit you have to make first, payments stuck in "review" for a week.
We don't do any of that.
Once you're past the first payout, your account starts to grow.
Every three months you keep making 10% profit, your account size grows by 25%.
After that, your account doubles every three months you keep up the same pace.
A $5K starter can grow into a $4M account in 12 to 18 months.
The biggest reason browsers don't become traders is "I'll do it next month."
That decision usually ends up meaning never.
Here's what waiting costs in real terms.
A trader who buys today is funded somewhere between day 30 and day 60.
They take their first payout about two weeks after that.
By month four they're working toward Tier 2 (the next step up in profit share).
By month nine they're at the top tier, where they keep the highest cut of every dollar they make.
A trader who waits 90 days to buy starts the same sequence three months later.
Whatever today's buyer reaches by month nine, the waiter is still chasing in month twelve.
Same skill, same approach, three months behind on every step.
What holds people up isn't talent or strategy.
It's the daily habit of waiting.
If you're stuck, here's what's usually behind it.
Fear of failing? Failed attempts get refunded on a refund-eligible program when you eventually pass.
Not sure which program? Email two of this sequence walked through which one fits which style.
Waiting for a discount? There's almost always a current code. Check the dashboard or hit reply for whatever's live.
When you're ready, the dashboard is here.