FTUK Promo Code GETFUNDED: Swapping Plans After the Code Is Applied
FTUK promo code GETFUNDED gives 30% off the one-off account purchase fee, shown as its own line in the order summary at checkout. This piece covers a situation many buyers run into: they apply the code to one plan, then want to switch to a different size or account type before paying. The knowledge does not say how the code behaves in that case, so the sections below separate what is stated from what needs checking on the site or with the firm.
What the code is attached to
The code applies to the account purchase fee, which FTUK describes as a one-off fee per plan. Its scope is limited. It does not change trading rules, drawdown limits, payout split or pass probability, and it does not touch trading earnings or payouts. Because the fee is tied to a specific plan and account size, the discount is calculated against whichever fee is on the order at the moment the code is applied.
Where the switch happens
The redemption route runs through the pricing page, checkout and the order summary. A buyer who has already opened the 'Promo code', 'Coupon code' or 'Discount code' field, pressed Apply and seen the 30% reduction may then go back to the plans page to choose another size or account type. The knowledge lists the steps in order: pick account type and size, go to checkout, enter the code, check the summary, then pay by card or crypto. It does not describe a step for changing the plan after the code is in place.
What is not stated
Several points are open. The knowledge does not say whether the code stays attached when the plan changes, whether it recalculates against the new fee automatically, or whether it needs to be re-entered. It also does not say whether the discount carries over to resets or add-ons, although that item appears in the unknowns list. Expiry and validity are not covered either. Firms are generally not obliged to retro-apply a discount after payment is completed, so a discount that disappears after a switch cannot be assumed to return later.
A practical check before paying
After any change, look at the order summary again. The reduction should appear as its own line with a new total. Compare that total with the fee shown on the plan you actually want. If the reduction line is missing, or the total does not match what you expected for the new plan, stop and resolve it before paying. Note the plan name, size and totals on screen, since prop firms revise plans and balances frequently and the figures you saw may later differ from the current comparison table.
If the summary is unclear, do not rely on memory. Use the 'Have a coupon?' link to confirm the state of the field, and do not assume that a code accepted on one plan will be accepted on another. Codes are usually case-insensitive, and stray pasted spaces are the common cause of failure, so type the code in exactly as GETFUNDED and check that no extra space has been pasted in.
Where to get an answer
The knowledge says the code is not entered via support ticket, so the firm's support channel is not the place to apply it. The unknowns list also says to check the refund policy on the account fee on the site. If the plan-switch question is still open, put it in writing to the firm before paying, quoting the code and both plans, and keep the reply. Until a clear answer is on record, treat the discounted total as provisional for the plan you have actually selected.
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