AquaFunded Country and Allocation Rules + Promo Code COMPARE

Quick answer: AquaFunded's country policy can limit both the account family and total funded allocation available to a trader. Where the Instant-only restriction applies, choosing several smaller accounts does not turn a per-trader cap into a per-account cap.

Verified code: COMPARE. Discount: 25% off AquaFunded Forex accounts. The coupon reduces the purchase fee; it does not expand country eligibility. The AquaFunded offer and firm review provide the wider comparison.

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Start with the country policy

The official country guide limits Thailand, Brazil, Bulgaria, Japan, Jordan, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines to Instant Funding, with a maximum $50,000 funded per trader. It separately excludes Cuba, Iran, Syria, Vietnam, Kenya, Albania, Algeria, North Korea, Senegal, Myanmar, Russia, Belarus, Sudan, South Sudan, Venezuela, Crimea, Donetsk and Luhansk.

Those two categories have different consequences. Restricted access to one program family is not permission to buy every product. Complete exclusion is not resolved by selecting a smaller account. Resolve any unclear citizenship, residence or relocation situation with the firm before purchase; do not assume that an available checkout button settles it.

Build an allocation ledger before choosing another account

The following examples are arithmetic illustrations of the stated $50K cap, not confirmation that every proposed combination will be accepted. Model availability, account-count rules and the firm's own allocation record still control.

Keep an account-by-account list containing the model, starting size, current status and whether the firm still counts it toward allocation. Account balance after trading is not automatically the same as allocated starting capital. Likewise, withdrawing a reward should not be assumed to release capacity for another account.

For example, two $25K accounts represent $50K of starting allocation even if one currently shows a loss. Do not subtract that loss from the allocation ledger and use the apparent difference to justify another purchase. Ask support how it treats a closed, breached or pending account before recording released capacity.

Instant Flex purchase prices with COMPARE

The current official AquaFunded Forex selector publishes these regular Instant Flex base prices. The table intentionally stops at $50K for the country-limited planning question; it is not a claim that all countries face this restriction.

These calculations apply to the regular base fee. Optional upgrades, tax, conversion costs and other separate charges are not discounted here. No additional promotional code is stacked with COMPARE.

One account versus two: a fee comparison

Two $25K Flex purchases would have combined calculated base fees of $658.50, compared with $468.75 for one $50K purchase. The difference is $189.75. That arithmetic does not establish that one configuration is better: two accounts involve two separate risk records, while one account concentrates the operating routine in a single account.

Before comparing those choices, obtain confirmation that the intended combination is allowed. A theoretical saving has little value if the chosen configuration cannot be issued for the trader's location or existing allocation. Avoid paying first and asking about a second account only after the order is complete.

Country access and trading rules are separate checks

Instant products have their own conditions. For example, the Instant Standard documentation states a 3% daily limit, 5% trailing maximum loss, five qualifying days and a 15% reward-consistency threshold. That is a different model from Instant Flex, so do not use its limits on a Flex account.

The Instant Flex risk guide explains Flex's open-risk and reward mechanics. A country policy permitting Instant funding does not mean every Instant program has the same trading rules, reward share or purchase price.

A useful decision sheet therefore has two independent columns: access and suitability. Access records country, program availability and remaining allocation. Suitability records whether the actual strategy fits the selected program. Both need a satisfactory answer before a purchase makes sense.

A practical sequence for applying the discount

1. Read the current country policy for your actual circumstances.
2. List existing accounts and ask how any unclear statuses count toward allocation.
3. Select an available Instant program and size within the permitted total.
4. Compare the program's own trading and reward rules.
5. Enter COMPARE before paying and retain the account configuration and receipt.
6. Update the allocation record when the firm confirms the new account's status.

If you are outside the named Instant-only group, do not assume this article proves unrestricted access. Use the full current policy. For an evaluation comparison, see the One Step Flex guide, while keeping its evaluation rules separate from the Instant accounts discussed here.