Alpha Capital Group runs a standing affiliate code alongside a separate campaign code, and the two behave differently. The standing code applies whenever the firm's programme is open. The campaign code is the one that changes — it tracks whatever promotion Alpha is running at that moment, and it stops working when the campaign ends.
PFTrace lists both against the Alpha Capital Group discount code page, and the listing above this article shows which one is live right now. You do not need an account or a newsletter signup to use either; they are plain promo codes typed into the same field at checkout.
Which Alpha Capital Group accounts the code applies to
Alpha Capital Group sells two different routes to a funded account, and it is worth knowing which one you are buying before you apply a code:
- Evaluation accounts. You pay an entry fee for a simulated account, hit a profit target inside defined risk limits, and qualify for a funded account. This is the standard prop firm model.
- Instant funding accounts. You skip the evaluation stage and pay a higher entry fee for a live account from day one. Less time, more money upfront.
Alpha splits these across five programmes — Alpha Pro, Alpha One, Alpha Three, Alpha Swing and Alpha Direct — and they differ in how many stages you complete and whether the drawdown is static or trailing. Alpha Direct is the instant-funding route; the others are evaluations with different step counts.
The entry fee is the only thing a discount code touches. It does not change your profit split, your drawdown limits, or the size of the account you end up trading. That is worth stating plainly, because "discount" in this sector is sometimes read as "better terms" — it is not. You are reducing the cost of entry, not buying a different product.
One consequence worth knowing: Alpha caps your total allocation across all accounts rather than letting you buy unlimited size, so the programme you pick affects how much room you have to scale later. The code does not change that ceiling either.
How to apply the code at checkout
The process is the same across the prop firm sector, and Alpha is no exception:
- Copy the code from the listing on this page.
- Follow the link through to Alpha Capital Group's account selection.
- Choose your account size and programme.
- Paste the code into the promo code field on the checkout screen.
- Check the order total changes before you pay.
Step five matters. If the total does not move after you apply the code, the code has expired or does not apply to the account you picked — do not complete the payment assuming it will be adjusted afterwards. Prop firm codes are applied at the point of sale, not refunded later.
Why the code changes so often
Alpha Capital Group's campaign codes are tied to promotions, and promotions have end dates. PFTrace re-checks the listing daily and updates the code shown on the firm page when it changes. The date at the top of that page tells you when the last check happened.
This is the practical reason to use a tracked listing rather than a code you found in a YouTube description or a forum post from three months ago. A stale code fails silently at checkout — you simply pay full price, and there is no error message to tell you what went wrong.
What to check before you buy
A discount reduces what you pay. It does not change whether the programme suits you, and the differences between prop firms are mostly in the rules rather than the price. Before you commit to an evaluation, read the firm's own terms for:
- Drawdown type and size. A trailing drawdown that follows your highest balance is much harder to trade than a static one fixed at your starting balance, even at an identical headline percentage. Alpha uses both across its range — static on some programmes, trailing on others — so check which applies to yours.
- Daily loss limits. Whether the limit is measured on equity or balance changes which positions breach it.
- Profit split and payout schedule. The percentage you keep, the minimum you can withdraw, and how long the first payout takes. Alpha's standard split has a higher tier available that costs extra, which is worth weighing against the discount itself.
- Consistency rules. Some firms cap how much of your profit can come from a single day, and some cap how fast your trades can be. A great one-day trade can fail you.
- Time limits and minimum trading days. Alpha requires a small number of trading days per stage but sets no maximum, so you are not racing a clock.
The PFTrace glossary defines each of these terms if any are unfamiliar. Getting them clear before you pay is worth more than the discount itself — the most expensive mistake in this sector is not paying full price, it is buying the wrong programme.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Alpha Capital Group discount code work on every account size?
Not always. Some promotions apply across the board and some are limited to specific account sizes or to evaluation accounts only. The listing above shows the code and what it currently covers.
Can I stack two codes?
No. Checkout accepts one promo code per order, so apply the largest discount available rather than trying to combine them.
Is the discount the same if I go direct?
Yes. PFTrace codes are the firm's own codes. You pay the same either way — the difference is that we re-check the listing daily, so you are less likely to be using an expired one. See how we make money for why we publish them anyway.