QT Funded runs a global code, so the discount in the listing above applies across its plan range rather than to a single campaign. But QT's offers are worth reading closely for a different reason: most of the ones we have logged pair a percentage reduction with a second account rather than offering a deeper cut on one.
Discount, or discount plus an account?
These are not the same proposition, and the difference decides whether an offer is good value for you specifically.
- A straight discount reduces what you pay for the account you chose. The saving is banked at checkout, and it is worth the same to everyone.
- A discount with a bundled second account gives you more to trade rather than less to pay. Its value depends entirely on whether you will use the second account.
For a trader running two accounts at once, a bundled half-size or full-size account can be worth more than a substantially larger percentage cut elsewhere. For a trader running one account, it is worth nothing — the second account sits unused, and a plain discount would have been the better deal. Our record includes both bundled and plain offers from this firm, so which you are looking at changes the comparison entirely.
Our record also includes occasional offers built around refunding the entry cost on reaching a funded account. Those are conditional in a different way: the saving only arrives if you meet the condition, so they suit a trader confident of passing and are worth nothing to one who is not.
What our record shows
PFTrace logs each firm's offers on a dated basis. QT Funded's record is a moderately long one, and the pattern within it is consistent: the firm discounts steadily, with recurring figures in the middle of the range and occasional deeper reductions layered on top.
What distinguishes QT is the shape of its offers rather than their depth. Across the deals we have logged, the recurring pattern is not a bare percentage discount but a percentage discount bundled with a second account — often a half-size evaluation thrown in at no extra cost, sometimes a full additional account. That is a different proposition from a straight cut, and it is the thing to understand before comparing QT to another firm on percentage alone.
Unconditional versus conditional is the distinction that matters here. A discount reduces what you pay now, and the saving is banked at checkout. A bundled second account is worth something only if you will actually trade it: for a trader running two accounts it can be worth more than a much deeper percentage cut, and for a trader running one it is worth nothing at all.
Our record also includes occasional offers built around refunding the entry cost on reaching a funded account. Those are conditional in a different way — the saving only arrives if you meet the condition — so they suit a trader confident of passing and are worth nothing to one who is not.
What to check on the listing
- Whether it is a discount, a refund, or both. The listing above identifies the current offer type.
- The refund condition, if there is one. What exactly has to happen for the fee to come back, and by when?
- Which plans and sizes are covered. Coverage has not always spanned the full range.
- Whether resets are included, at what price, and whether a reset voids a refund condition.
Applying the code
- Copy the code from the listing above.
- Follow the link through to QT Funded's plan selection.
- Choose your plan and account size.
- Paste the code into the promo code field at checkout.
- Confirm the total changes before you pay.
What to check before buying
- Drawdown type and size. Static or trailing, and whether unrealised profit counts against it.
- Daily loss limits and their basis.
- Profit split and payout schedule, including the minimum withdrawal.
- Consistency rules that can fail a profitable trader.
- Refund terms in full if the offer involves one — the conditions are where the value lives or dies.
See the QT Funded listing for the current code and our last check date, and the glossary for any unfamiliar terms.
Frequently asked questions
Is a bonus account better than a deeper discount?
Only if you will trade it. For a trader running two accounts it can beat a larger percentage cut; for a trader running one, a plain discount on that account is worth more.
Does the QT Funded code cover all account sizes?
Coverage has varied between offers. The listing above reflects the current scope.
Can I claim a refund on the entry fee?
Some of this firm's offers have included one, conditional on reaching a funded account. Check the listing for whether the current offer does, and read the condition in full — that is where the value lives or dies.