The5ers New High Stakes $10K: Rules & AUDIT 10% Off
OCT 2
2026
Quick answer: The The5ers New High Stakes $10K CFD challenge has a $69 regular fee. The listed AUDIT 10% discount gives a calculated $62.10 purchase fee, saving $6.90. The New version requires $1,000 in Phase 1 and $500 in Phase 2, with a $1,000 static overall loss allowance, an initial $500 daily allowance and three qualifying profitable days per phase.
Prices and rules reviewed: 2 October 2026. This is the $10K CFD High Stakes program. Classic High Stakes, Summer Plan and The5ers Futures have their own prices or rules.
What are the New High Stakes $10K rules?
These daily and overall percentages are specific to the $10K selector. The current $50K and $100K High Stakes rows have different loss percentages, so account size must be included when describing the rules.
What are the New High Stakes prices after AUDIT?
The focused calculation is $69 × 0.90 = $62.10. The table uses the New High Stakes regular fees in the official selector, excluding unrelated programs, promotions or add-ons.
For comparison, the Classic $10K fee is $78, giving $70.20 at the same supplied 10% rate. New costs $8.10 less after the coupon, but requires a larger Phase 1 target.
New vs Classic $10K: what changes?
The New option reduces the purchase cost while adding $200 to the Phase 1 target. A trader should compare that extra qualification work against the $8.10 discounted fee difference. Phase 2 begins as a separate stage, so the two targets are not a single $1,500 goal on one continuous balance.
How do the daily and overall loss floors work?
The overall floor is $10,000 − $1,000 = $9,000. The absolute loss rule is based on the initial account balance and does not trail a new high.
The daily calculation uses 5% of the higher prior-day closing balance or equity, recorded at 00:00 server time. At an initial $10,000 reference, that produces a $500 daily allowance and a $9,500 floor.
Example after holding a profitable trade through rollover
Suppose the rollover balance is $10,300 and equity is $10,400. The higher reference is $10,400, so the daily allowance is $520 and the daily floor is $9,880. The overall floor stays $9,000.
This means an open profit at rollover can influence the next daily threshold. Use the platform's server-time reset and current dashboard limits when managing held positions. Floating losses and trading costs still matter, and reaching a limit terminates the account under the official drawdown rule.
How are profitable days counted?
Each phase needs three qualifying days. The published minimum is 0.5% of the initial balance, or $50 on $10K. The program page calculates qualifying profit using the lower of midnight balance or equity, less the previous day's balance.
A day that shows a realized gain can therefore need more scrutiny if open positions reduce midnight equity. A $20 green day can add to overall progress without meeting the $50 qualifying-day threshold.
For a simple illustration with no open positions at midnight, $400, $300 and $300 net profit across three days reaches the New Phase 1 target. Phase 2 might reach its $500 target through $200, $150 and $150. Each example still assumes full trading-rule compliance.
What are the news, holding and inactivity rules?
Overnight and weekend holding are allowed on High Stakes, subject to swaps and instrument conditions. The official page warns that holding indices over a weekend can carry high swaps.
Holding existing positions through news is allowed, but executing orders in the two-minute window before or after high-impact news is prohibited. Pending orders that trigger in that window also need to comply with the execution policy.
The evaluation does not have an overall pass deadline, but the current general-rules FAQ lists 30 consecutive days of inactivity for evaluation accounts, starting from registration, and 60 days for funded accounts. Unlimited completion time does not mean an account can remain unused indefinitely.
How do funded payouts and fee credits work?
The program page starts the funded profit share at 80%, with later scaling terms. Standard funded withdrawals follow the published bi-weekly eligibility schedule; evaluation-stage profit is not withdrawable.
The current High Stakes fee-credit FAQ describes 10% Hub Credit after Phase 1, 20% after Phase 2 and 70% added to funded equity for an eligible first payout. Hub Credit can be used for internal purchases and cannot be withdrawn. The 70% part applies to the externally paid portion, and the page specifies at least 14 active days and the relevant profit and withdrawal minimums.
For illustration, if the entire $62.10 discounted fee is paid externally and that policy is assigned to the account, the amounts are $6.21 Hub Credit, $12.42 Hub Credit and $43.47 eligible funded-equity refund. A different purchased route, especially Summer Plan, can assign a different schedule. Verify the selected agreement rather than describing all $62.10 as immediate cash back.
How to use AUDIT for New High Stakes $10K
- Open The5ers' official High Stakes page.
- Choose New, then $10K; verify that the fee is the New-version fee.
- Enter AUDIT before payment and apply the supplied 10% offer.
- Compare the $69 base fee with the calculated $62.10 amount.
- Check the $10K loss percentages, news rules, fee-credit schedule and final purchase agreement.
