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The Trading Pit — frequently asked questions
Does The Trading Pit have a discount code?
Yes — use code JOIN30 for 30% off (new clients) at checkout. You can also try GROW20. Firms rotate codes, so test it before paying; if it fails, check our codes page for the latest.
Is The Trading Pit legit and safe?
The Trading Pit holds an estimated Trustpilot rating of 4.2/5 from roughly 737 reviews. As with any prop firm, read the current rules and payout terms before buying, and start with a smaller account size.
What is The Trading Pit's profit split?
The Trading Pit's profit split is 60-80%.
Does The Trading Pit allow EAs or trading bots?
Scalping allowed on Prime (HFT banned); copy trading allowed between own accounts; external copy banned.
What is The Trading Pit's maximum drawdown?
7% static (1-step Prime) / 10% static (2-step Prime) — Prime program is FULLY STATIC, no trailing.