Discount Code · Verified 10 September 2026
10Four Discount Code: FTR
Code FTR takes 50% off every 10Four plan, and it applies on its own when you arrive through our link. The prices below are calculated from 10Four’s list prices rather than from a fresh cart check, so confirm the total at checkout. Below is every plan priced with the code, and the one thing about 10Four’s headline 90% profit split that the pricing page does not put in the banner.
10Four is a futures prop firm operated by Ten Four Group in Hong Kong, trading CME, COMEX, NYMEX and CBOT contracts. It sells three different evaluation products, and the discount is the same 50% on all of them. This page covers the code and the pricing. For the drawdown model, the company details and how we arrived at 6.3, read our full 10Four review.
Every plan priced with code FTR
The discount is a flat 50% off the list price, so the saving scales with the plan. These are the prices we read off 10Four’s own pricing page on 10 September 2026.
| Plan | Account | List | With FTR | Split |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Daily | $25K | $122.86 | $61.43 | 90% |
| Daily | $50K | $192.86 | $96.43 | 90% |
| Daily | $100K | $265.71 | $132.85 | 90% |
| Daily | $150K | $368.57 | $184.28 | 90% |
| Static | $10K | $298.57 | $149.28 | 80% |
| Static | $25K | $398.57 | $199.28 | 80% |
| Static | $50K | $498.57 | $249.28 | 80% |
| Instant | $25K | $342.86 | $171.43 | 90% |
| Instant | $50K | $521.43 | $260.71 | 90% |
| Instant | $100K | $700 | $350 | 90% |
| Instant | $150K | $842.86 | $421.43 | 90% |
How FTR compares with 10Four’s own code
FTR is currently the deeper of the two, and we would rather show the comparison than just assert it. 10Four also publishes its own code, 10FOUR, on a banner across its site. We last saw that at 30% off, shallower than FTR, but check both at checkout and use whichever is deeper on the day.
The one practical difference is that FTR applies by itself. Arriving through our link puts the discount straight into the cart, shown as applied via referral link, so there is no field to remember and no chance of paying full price because the banner scrolled past. That is a convenience, not a bigger saving, and it is worth stating plainly on a page that exists to rank for a discount code.
The 90% split does not apply to every plan
This is the part worth more than the discount. 10Four’s pricing page says, in the line above the plans, that you keep 90% of profits. That is true of Instant and Daily. It is not true of Static, which pays 80%.
Two other things sit below the headline in the same way. Instant is advertised with no daily loss limit, and that holds for the $25K plan only. The $50K carries a $1,200 daily loss limit, the $100K carries $2,100 and the $150K carries $3,000. And Daily has no daily loss limit while you are in the evaluation, then adds one once you are funded, from $800 on the $25K up to $2,000 on the $150K.
| Plan | Split | Consistency | Drawdown | Daily loss when funded | Payouts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Instant | 90% | 25% | Max loss limit | None on $25K, $1,200 to $3,000 above | Standard |
| Static | 80% | 35% | Static | None | Standard |
| Daily | 90% | 40% | End of day | $800 to $2,000 | Daily |
Which plan to spend the discount on
Because the percentage is identical everywhere, the code does not push you toward any particular plan. The plans themselves do.
Daily is the cheapest way in by a wide margin. The $25K Daily costs $61 with the code, against $240 for the $25K Instant. You get the 90% split and daily payouts. What you give up is the tightest consistency rule of the three at 40%, end of day drawdown, and a daily loss limit once funded. Worth knowing before you treat the low price as a bargain: the reset fee is the same as the entry price, so a second attempt doubles your cost.
Static is the forgiving one, and you pay for it in split. No daily loss limit at either stage, static rather than trailing or end of day drawdown, and a 35% consistency rule. Against that, 80% instead of 90%, and it only goes up to $50K. On a $10,000 profit that 10 point gap is $1,000, which is more than the entry fee on any Static plan.
Instant skips the evaluation and costs the most. $240 for the $25K, $590 for the $150K. The 25% consistency rule is the tightest at the funded stage, and only the $25K plan is genuinely free of a daily loss limit.
How to use code FTR
- Open 10Four through this link. The code attaches to your session.
- Pick a tab on the pricing page, Instant, Static or Daily, then choose your account size.
- Add the plan to the cart. Check that the cart shows FTR and a discount line, not just the list price.
- Confirm the total matches the table above before you pay. A $50K Daily should read $96.43, not $192.86.
- If the discount has not landed, enter FTR manually, or or try 10Four’s own public code 10FOUR and keep whichever is deeper.
Is 10Four worth buying at 50% off
With a small account, it is a reasonable test. 10Four publishes more than most new firms do: a named Hong Kong company, Ten Four Group, registration number 79713385, a full CFTC Rule 4.41 disclaimer, and complete rule sets for all three plans on the pricing page rather than buried in a help centre. It charges one fee with no monthly subscription, and advertises a 24-hour payout guarantee with no payout windows.
The gap is track record. We could not find a Trustpilot profile or a public forum thread for 10Four anywhere, so there is no independent record of the payout guarantee being met. Traders have told us directly that they have been paid as described, and we have taken that into account, but secondhand testimony is not the same as a public record and we are not treating it as one. There is also no disclosure of which broker executes the live-capital stage once a trader is funded.
Our score is 6.3 out of 10. That reflects a firm doing the paperwork properly with nothing yet to prove it in practice. Buy the cheapest plan that matches how you trade, treat your first payout request as the real test, and compare it against the futures prop firm rankings before you commit to a large account.
FAQ
What is the 10Four discount code?
The code is FTR and it gives 50% off any 10Four plan, Instant, Static or Daily, at any account size. It applies automatically when you reach 10Four through our link. Our last cart check was on 10 September 2026, against the earlier 30% code.
Is there a bigger 10Four discount than 50%?
FTR at 50% is the deepest 10Four code we hold. 10Four also advertises its own code, 10FOUR, which we last saw at 30%. Compare both at checkout and keep whichever is deeper.
How much does the code save on the $50K account?
It depends which plan. On the $50K Daily it takes $192.86 down to $96.43. On the $50K Static it takes $498.57 down to $249.28. On the $50K Instant it takes $521.43 down to $260.71.
Does 10Four really pay 90%?
On Instant and Daily, yes. Static pays 80%. The 90% figure in 10Four’s headline does not carry a caveat, but the Static plan cards list the split as 80% under Trader Profit Split.
What is the cheapest 10Four account?
The $25K Daily plan at $61 with the code, down from $122.86. It is the only plan under $200 with the discount applied. Bear in mind the reset fee matches the entry price, so a failed attempt costs the same again.
Does 10Four charge a monthly subscription?
No. Every plan is a one-time payment with no recurring fee. A refund is available within 14 days only if you have placed no trades, and the fee is non-refundable once account access is granted.
Is 10Four legit?
10Four is operated by Ten Four Group, a registered Hong Kong company (No. 79713385), publishes a CFTC Rule 4.41 hypothetical performance disclaimer, and states plainly that it is not a broker or financial services provider. The rules for all three plans are public on its pricing page. What is missing is an independent track record: no Trustpilot profile, no public forum thread, and no disclosure of which broker handles the live-capital stage. Treat the rules as confirmed and the payout reliability as unproven.