Funded7 has launched a limited-time 30% off promotion on its Two-Phase funding plans, covering all account sizes. The offer runs from September 6 through September 8 with the code SEPT30, giving traders a short window to reduce the upfront cost of entering the firm’s two-stage evaluation model.
Funded7 30% Off Covers All Two-Phase Accounts
The promotion is notable because it has no restriction to a single entry-level account. Funded7’s Two-Phase program currently ranges from $15,000 to $500,000, meaning the discount applies across the full advertised account-size range.
Under the standard structure, traders must reach an 8% profit target in Phase One and 6% in Phase Two, while respecting a 5% daily loss limit and 10% maximum loss. Each phase requires at least three trading days, but there is no maximum trading period.
That combination makes the promotion more relevant to traders who prefer a slower evaluation rather than having to hit targets within an artificial deadline.
Why the Discount Matters for Challenge Traders
The main operational benefit is straightforward: reducing the evaluation fee lowers the cost of attempting the same funding structure. That matters particularly for traders who already have a tested strategy but want to preserve more capital for future evaluations or potential resets.
The Two-Phase model also offers an 80% profit split, while the challenge fee can be available with the second withdrawal if the stated conditions are met. Funded7 says payouts are available every seven days after the applicable first-payout requirements are there.
For traders, however, the lower entry price should not encourage larger risk. A discounted challenge still has the same drawdown boundaries. The better use of the promotion is to reduce acquisition cost without changing the risk model that made the account viable in the first place.
A Short Window Could Influence Trader Decisions
The September 8 expiration creates a conventional urgency mechanism: traders considering a Two-Phase account have only a few days to act. That can improve conversion for the firm, but traders should avoid allowing the deadline to dictate position sizing or account selection.
With account sizes reaching $500,000, choosing the largest available account simply because it is discounted can still produce an unnecessarily large financial commitment. The discount is most useful when it improves the economics of an account size the trader already intended to purchase.
Funded7’s broader offering also includes no maximum trading period, news and weekend trading availability, and MT5 and cTrader access, giving the Two-Phase model flexibility beyond the temporary price reduction.
Traders interested in the promotion can use SEPT30 for 30% off all Funded7 Two-Phase plans through September 8. For a closer look at the firm’s funding programs, rules, and payout structure, check the Funded7 review on Forex Prop Reviews.
