PU Prime Promo Code GET100BONUS opts a trader into the broker's 100% deposit bonus, capped at $5,000 of trading credit on a first deposit. Most write-ups about it are aimed at people who have not yet opened an account. This one is for the other group: traders who already hold a funded PU Prime account and want to know whether the code does anything for them, what the subsequent-deposit rules mean in practice, and what is worth doing if the headline tier has already been used or is closed off.
The first question: have you already used your first deposit?
The structure of the promotion turns on the phrase "first deposit". The 100% tier applies to that first funding event, up to $5,000 in credit. Deposits after the first are treated differently: they attract a smaller percentage and are subject to their own cap. So the answer for an existing account holder depends entirely on whether the first deposit has already gone through, and whether it went through with the promotion attached.
Three situations cover most existing users:
You funded the account before ever opting into the bonus. The first-deposit tier has been consumed, so any credit from here comes at the lower subsequent-deposit rate — assuming your account type and country of residence qualify at all.
You opted in and received credit, but well below the $5,000 ceiling. There is headroom left under the overall ceiling the broker sets per client, and further deposits can add credit at the subsequent-deposit percentage.
You already sit at the overall ceiling the promotion allows one client to accumulate. Further deposits add margin from your own money only. No code changes that.
None of this is something to guess at. The credit line in the client portal is displayed separately from the cash balance, and the promotions area of the portal is where the current state of any campaign attached to your account is shown. Read it before you move money.
What existing holders can realistically claim
If your account type is eligible and you are resident somewhere the promotion runs, the practical claim available to an existing holder is credit on subsequent deposits at the lower percentage, within the promotion's own cap and within the overall per-client ceiling. That is a smaller benefit than the headline, and it should be sized accordingly.
The arithmetic to keep in mind is that a subsequent-deposit percentage below 100% means the credit no longer matches your cash one-for-one. Where a first deposit under the headline tier doubled your usable margin, a later deposit lifts it by a fraction of what you put in. The buffer is real, but it is thinner, and any decision to fund more should stand up on its own before the credit is factored in.
What existing holders cannot claim
Several limits are structural rather than negotiable, and it is worth naming them plainly.
The 100% tier does not reset. It is tied to the first deposit, not to each calendar period or each new funding event.
Credit is never withdrawable, whether earned on a first or a subsequent deposit. It raises the equity used to calculate margin level; it does not sit in the balance as cash you can request payment of.
Retrospective application is at the broker's discretion. If credit did not appear on a past deposit because you did not opt in, there is no entitlement to have it added after the fact.
Eligibility is not universal. Not every account type qualifies, and the promotion is restricted by country of residence. Retail deposit bonuses of this kind are prohibited for clients of regulated brokers in the UK and much of the EU, so residents there should not expect access.
Credit does not last indefinitely. It is generally valid for a fixed window — around 365 days from activation — after which unused credit expires.
The withdrawal trap that hits existing users hardest
New users tend to deposit and leave the money alone for a while. Existing holders are far more likely to be moving funds in and out, and that is exactly where this promotion bites.
Credit is tied to the deposit that generated it. Withdraw part of that deposit and a proportional share of the credit goes with it — take out half, and roughly half the credit disappears. The removal is normally triggered by the withdrawal request rather than by the money arriving, and in practice it is not reversed if you subsequently cancel the request.
For an active account with open positions, the sequence matters enormously. Submit a withdrawal while trades are running and the credit vanishes, the margin level drops accordingly, and positions that looked comfortable a moment earlier can sit close to a stop-out. The safe order is to close positions first, then request the withdrawal. If you routinely sweep profits out of the account, ask yourself honestly whether carrying credit is compatible with how you actually operate.
If the offer is closed to you, what is actually worth doing
Plenty of existing holders will find the promotion unavailable — wrong account type, wrong jurisdiction, or ceiling already reached. The reasonable response is not to hunt for a workaround but to redirect attention to the things that affect a trading account far more over any reasonable period.
Look at the costs you pay repeatedly
Spread and commission on the account type you hold, and swap charges on positions carried overnight, recur on every trade. A one-off credit line you cannot cash out does not. If two account types on the same platform carry different cost structures, the difference compounds in a way a single bonus never will.
Check which entity holds your funds
The group holds licences from ASIC in Australia, the FSCA in South Africa, the FSC in Mauritius and the FSA in Seychelles. These are not equivalent regimes. Which entity holds your account depends on where you live, and the offshore ones carry materially weaker client protections than the Australian arm. That question is worth more attention than any promotion.
Use the non-promotional services already on offer
Beyond the bonus, the broker runs copy trading, VPS hosting and rebate programmes, and provides access to more than a thousand instruments across currencies, indices, commodities, shares, ETFs, bonds and cryptocurrencies on MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5, plus a WebTrader and a mobile app. A rebate programme, unlike credit, works against costs you are paying anyway.
How to apply the code on a later deposit
For an existing, verified account holder, the process is shorter than for a new customer because identity verification is already done.
Read the promotion terms that apply to your country of residence and your specific account type, and confirm the account is eligible.
Open the promotions area of the client portal and locate the deposit bonus offer.
Enter GET100BONUS where a promo or bonus code is requested, or opt in directly if the campaign is already attached to your account.
Deposit to the specific account you want the credit applied to — with multiple accounts under one login, this is an easy thing to get wrong.
Confirm the credit has appeared as a separate credit line, distinct from your cash balance, before placing any trade.
If nothing appears, contact support before you trade rather than after.
Sizing a later deposit without talking yourself into it
The temptation for an existing holder is to top up specifically to trigger credit. Resist the order of operations that implies. Decide what you were going to fund the account with on trading grounds, then see what the promotion does to that number — never the reverse. The credit is not yours and cannot be withdrawn; the cash you added to chase it very much can be lost.
There is also a behavioural point that applies more to experienced accounts than to new ones. Credit inflates your margin level, which inflates how much leverage you can comfortably deploy. That is only an advantage if you leave position sizing where it was. A trader who doubles size because the margin allows it has swapped a cushion for extra exposure, and losses eat your own deposited capital first in any case — the credit only absorbs what is left after your money is gone.
The short version for existing account holders
If you have already used your first deposit, GET100BONUS is a modest add-on rather than a headline offer: credit at the lower subsequent-deposit rate, capped, time-limited to roughly a year, and gone in proportion the moment you request a withdrawal from the underlying deposit. It costs nothing to opt into if you were funding anyway and you keep position sizes unchanged.
If it is unavailable to you, the honest answer is that very little is lost. The variables that determine what an account is worth holding — costs per trade, swap charges, and which regulatory entity sits behind your money — are unaffected by any promotional code, and they are where an existing holder's attention pays off.
Trading carries a substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor. Evaluation fees are generally non-refundable unless the provider's terms state otherwise. Nothing here is financial advice.
Promotional terms, eligibility and values are set by the provider and can change at any time. Always confirm the current terms on the official site before signing up or completing a purchase.