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PU Prime Coupon GET100BONUS – Fund, Trade And Withdraw Without Losing The Bonus

PU Prime Coupon GET100BONUS adds a 100% deposit bonus up to $5,000 — here is how funding minimums, payment methods and withdrawals interact with the credit.

Written by John Mueller
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PU Prime Coupon GET100BONUS attaches a 100% deposit bonus of up to $5,000 to a funded trading account, matching your first deposit with trading credit rather than cash. That distinction is the whole story on the payment side. The credit increases the margin available in the account, but it does not increase the money you can withdraw, and it is removed proportionally when you take funds out of the underlying deposit. So the practical questions are not about spreads or platforms — they are about how much you fund, how you fund it, and what happens the first time you press withdraw.

The Credit Is Margin, Not Money

A 100% match means the credit line equals your deposit, subject to the $5,000 ceiling. Deposit below that ceiling and the match is one-for-one. Deposit above it and the match stops at $5,000, so the matched proportion of your total funding falls: the ceiling is fixed, your deposit is not. Anyone funding well past the ceiling should understand that the extra money buys no extra credit.

Because the bonus is non-withdrawable, it never appears in the figure you can move back to your bank. Treat it as headroom on margin and nothing else. Two things follow from that. First, a matched account looks better capitalised than it is, which makes position sizing easier to get wrong. Second, any plan that involves cycling money in and out of the account will keep triggering the proportional clawback, which is the opposite of what the promotion rewards.

Funding Minimums by Account Tier

The amount you need to deposit before anything happens depends on which of the four account types you open, and the spread between them is wide:

  • Cent — around $20 to open, with balances shown in cents rather than dollars, so $100 deposited displays as 10,000 cents

  • Standard — around $50 to open, commission-free, with cost built into the spread

  • Prime — around $1,000 to open, raw spreads from 0.0 pips plus commission near $3.50 per side per lot

  • ECN — around $10,000 to open, with commission near $1 per side per lot

These are account-opening minimums, not bonus thresholds. The important point for funding is that bonus promotions are usually restricted to particular account types — a broker will not hand extra margin to accounts designed for high-volume professional flow — and eligibility is also restricted by jurisdiction. Confirm that the tier you intend to open is eligible in your country before you send any money, because a deposit made into an ineligible account is simply a deposit.

Note also the arithmetic of the ceiling against the tiers. On a lower-minimum account, a modest deposit is matched in full and doubles your margin. On the highest tier, the account-opening minimum alone is twice the bonus ceiling, so the match covers only part of what you fund. The credit is proportionally most useful to smaller accounts on eligible tiers.

Which Payment Methods Qualify

Broker funding pages typically list several routes, and the promotion terms — not the payments page — decide which of them count towards a bonus-eligible deposit. Rather than assuming, read the promotion terms in the client portal alongside the deposit screen and check the following general points, which apply to almost every deposit bonus you will encounter:

  • Whether the match applies to your first deposit only, or to later ones as well

  • Whether internal transfers between your own accounts count as a qualifying deposit

  • Whether the deposit must be made in the account's base currency, and how conversion is handled if not

  • Whether the name on the payment instrument must match the name on the verified account — this is standard practice and mismatches are the most common cause of rejected funding

  • Whether processing fees or conversion spreads reduce the credited amount, since the match is normally calculated on what lands in the account, not what leaves your bank

On timing, card and wallet-style payments usually credit fastest and bank transfers slowest, which matters if you want the code attached to a deposit that arrives while the promotion is still open to you. If a transfer takes days to clear, plan for that rather than depositing at the last moment.

Getting the Code Attached Correctly

  1. Register on the official PU Prime site and note which entity your client agreement names.

  2. Choose the account type — Cent, Standard, Prime or ECN — based on realistic trading volume, then confirm that type is eligible for the deposit bonus in your country.

  3. Complete identity verification before funding, so the payment is not held while documents are reviewed.

  4. Enter GET100BONUS in the promo code field, or opt into the promotion from the promotions area of the client portal.

  5. Make the deposit using a method the promotion terms accept, in the account's base currency where possible.

  6. Once the payment settles, check that the credit appears as a separate line from your cash balance before placing a trade.

That final check is the one people skip. If the credit is not showing as its own line, you do not yet have the bonus, and any position you open is sized against cash alone. If you are using copy trading or a VPS, confirm the promotion does not exclude accounts running copied trades — some brokers disallow promotional credit in that situation, and discovering it after funding is unpleasant.

How Withdrawals Change the Picture

The credit shrinks proportionally when you withdraw from the underlying deposit. Withdraw half of the matched deposit and, in proportional terms, half the credit goes with it; withdraw all of it and the credit goes entirely. There is no version of this where you take the deposit back and keep the extra margin.

The mechanical risk is margin, not money. If open positions are sized against cash plus credit, a withdrawal that removes part of the credit reduces available margin by more than the cash amount withdrawn. A withdrawal that looks comfortable against your balance can therefore squeeze positions that were fine the day before. Before requesting funds out, work out what your margin position looks like with the reduced credit, not the current one.

General payment hygiene applies on the way out as well. Withdrawals are normally returned to the original funding method where possible, which is standard anti-money-laundering practice, so the route you fund by often determines the route you can cash out by. Verification should be complete before you need the money rather than after, and partial withdrawals are worth thinking about in whole steps rather than repeatedly nibbling at the balance, since each one triggers the clawback again.

Which Entity Actually Holds the Funds

PU Prime operates through several regulated entities: ASIC in Australia, the FSCA in South Africa, the FSC in Mauritius and the FSA in Seychelles. Your country of residence decides which one you contract with, and the protections attached to each differ substantially. Since this is the entity that holds your deposit and processes your withdrawal, it is the most consequential fact about the account, and it is not the one the marketing leads with. Read the name on your client agreement before funding.

A Funding Approach That Suits the Offer

Because the credit is removed proportionally on withdrawal, the promotion suits an account you intend to leave funded rather than one you cycle money through. That argues for depositing an amount you can genuinely leave in place, taking the match on it, and treating anything you may need back within weeks as money that belongs outside the account.

Set against costs, the credit is a footnote. PU Prime's tiers price the same trade very differently — commission-free spreads from roughly 1.3 pips on majors at Standard, versus raw spreads from 0.0 pips plus around $3.50 per side per lot at Prime, which converts to roughly 0.7 pips round-turn on a standard lot. Add swap charges on anything held overnight, which on a multi-week hold routinely exceed the entry spread several times over. Over a year, those running costs move your balance more than a one-off credit line you can never withdraw. Price your own volume across the tiers first, confirm eligibility and funding method second, then apply the code.

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.

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