For Cyber Monday, Atlas Funded reduces evaluations and add-ons by 50%, ending 6th December. This is a purchase price reduction only, with no change to trading rules or the risk involved.
A 50% reduction applies to all evaluations and add-ons in this Cyber Monday promotion. Only the amount paid at purchase falls – trading rules and trading risk remain exactly as they were.
Earlier on this site, a launch day sale that cut 40% off challenges set a lower mark for the firm. This 50% Cyber Monday reduction is deeper than that launch offer and it reaches evaluations and add-ons. The comparison covers price depth only and says nothing about trading conditions.
Atlas Funded publishes deal listings that track current savings on evaluations and funding programs, according to the firm’s published information. Those listings also highlight limited-time offers and special promotions, which frames this sale as a dated window rather than a standing price.
The promotion halves the purchase price of evaluations and add-ons for the next 48 hours only, ending on 6th December. It does not alter evaluation criteria, drawdown limits or payout terms, because none of those changes are part of this offer. The risk attached to trading an evaluation stays unchanged.
Buyers already set on an evaluation purchase may find the halved entry price relevant, while buyers unsure about the purchase itself should be cautious about deciding inside a 48-hour window. A saving tip for a separate purchase: readers can also use PFD for 50% off, as that standing option always works and is occasionally applied at the highest available rate. The final check before payment sits with Atlas Funded.
The saving is 50% off all evaluations and add-ons at Atlas Funded. It applies to the purchase price during the Cyber Monday window.
The promotion runs for the next 48 hours only and ends on 6th December. The exact closing time should be confirmed before purchase.
Trading rules, drawdown limits and risk parameters stay the same. Only the upfront entry cost is reduced.
Buyers should be cautious if the short window is pushing a decision they have not priced in full. The offer may suit buyers who had already planned to purchase an evaluation.
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