PU Prime Coupon GET100BONUS attaches a 100% deposit bonus up to $5,000 to a funded account, and most people now meet that code on a phone screen rather than a desktop one. That changes the practical problem. The code itself is simple — it matches your first deposit with trading credit up to the $5,000 ceiling — but the promo field, the account-type selector and the verification steps all behave differently in a mobile app than they do in a browser window, and the order you tackle them in matters. This guide walks through claiming the offer from a handset, where each control tends to hide on a small display, and the quirks that catch people out.
App or mobile browser: which one to start in
PU Prime gives you several ways in. There is a proprietary mobile app, a browser-based WebTrader, and MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5. Those are not interchangeable for this task. MT4 and MT5 are trading terminals — they show charts, orders and positions, and nothing about a broker's promotions lives inside them. So if your only PU Prime software is MetaTrader, the coupon cannot be entered there at all. It belongs to the client portal, which is a separate thing.
That leaves two realistic starting points on a phone: the PU Prime app, or the client portal loaded in your mobile browser. Both can get the job done, and which is smoother depends on where you are in the process.
The app is generally the better place for identity verification, because it can use the phone camera directly to capture documents and a selfie instead of asking you to upload files you must first save to the device.
The mobile browser is often the better place for reading. Account comparison tables, terms pages and client agreements are long documents, and a browser lets you zoom, search the page text and open a second tab to compare two tiers side by side.
The app is better for checking the result afterwards, because balance and credit lines usually appear together on the account summary screen without navigating a menu tree.
A sensible split is: read and decide in the browser, register and verify in the app, then confirm the credit in the app once the deposit lands.
Where the promo field hides on a small screen
On a desktop sign-up form, a promo code box normally sits in plain view near the deposit or account-opening details. On a phone the same form is stacked vertically, and optional fields are the first thing a responsive layout collapses. Expect the field to be behind one of these:
A collapsed row labelled something like "promo code", "bonus code" or "optional details", which needs a tap to expand before the input appears.
The final screen of a multi-step account-opening flow, after the account type and currency have been chosen, rather than the first screen.
The deposit screen, below the amount and payment method, where it is easy to scroll straight past on the way to the confirm button.
A separate promotions area of the client portal, which on mobile usually sits inside a hamburger or profile menu rather than on the main navigation bar.
That last route matters. PU Prime lets you either type GET100BONUS into a promo code field or opt into the promotion from the promotions area of the client portal. If you cannot find a text box anywhere, look for the promotions list and an opt-in toggle instead. The two paths lead to the same place, and on a phone the toggle is frequently the easier one to find.
Deciding the account type before you touch the code
The single decision that outweighs the coupon is which of the four account tiers you open. PU Prime runs Cent, Standard, Prime and ECN, and they differ in minimum deposit, spread profile and commission structure.
Cent has a minimum deposit around $20 and shows balances in cents, so $100 deposited appears as 10,000 cents. On a small screen that large number is even more prominent, and it makes losses feel smaller than they are.
Standard opens from around $50 with no separate commission; the cost sits in the spread, from roughly 1.3 pips on major pairs.
Prime needs around $1,000, quotes raw spreads from 0.0 pips, and charges commission near $3.50 per side per lot — about 0.7 pips round-turn on a standard lot.
ECN needs around $10,000 with commission near $1 per side per lot, aimed at high volume.
The comparison that counts is total round-turn cost per lot. On Standard the spread is the whole cost. On Prime you add the raw spread to commission on both sides before comparing. Prime works out cheaper than Standard once the raw spread you are quoted is meaningfully below the Standard spread, which on liquid majors it generally is. Do that arithmetic before you open anything, because switching later is more friction than getting it right first time — and do it on a device where you can actually read the numbers.
Two constraints also tie the coupon to the tier. Bonus promotions are usually restricted to particular account types, and eligibility is also restricted by jurisdiction. Confirm that the tier you want qualifies in your country before depositing.
Step by step on a phone
Open the official PU Prime site or app and register. Note which entity your client agreement names — ASIC in Australia, the FSCA in South Africa, the FSC in Mauritius or the FSA in Seychelles. Your country of residence decides this, and the protections attached to each differ substantially.
Choose your account type based on realistic trading volume, not ambition.
Check that the tier you picked is eligible for the deposit bonus in your country.
Complete identity verification. This is the step the app handles best, using the camera rather than file uploads.
Enter GET100BONUS in the promo code field, or opt into the promotion from the promotions area of the client portal.
Deposit, then confirm the credit appears as a separate line from your balance before placing a trade.
Mobile-only quirks worth knowing
Some of the friction on a phone has nothing to do with the broker and everything to do with the device. Watch for these.
Autocorrect and autocapitalisation. Promo code fields are usually treated as plain text, and a phone keyboard may insert a space or alter the case of a run of capitals. Type GET100BONUS manually, then read it back character by character before submitting.
Paste artefacts. Copying the code from a web page often brings a trailing space with it, which some forms reject and others silently accept and then fail to match. Paste, then delete anything after the final S.
Password managers and autofill. Autofill occasionally drops a stored value into the nearest empty text box, including a promo field. Check the field contains the code and nothing else.
Session timeouts. Switching apps mid-flow — to fetch a document, read an email verification or answer a call — can end the portal session. Any optional field you filled, including the promo code, may be cleared when you return. Re-check it rather than assuming it survived.
Truncated confirmations. Success messages on narrow screens can be cut off or appear as a brief toast notification you scroll past. If you did not see explicit confirmation, open the promotions area and verify the opt-in is recorded instead of depositing on faith.
Bank app hand-offs. Funding usually bounces you out to a payment provider or banking app and back. That round trip is where mobile flows break most often, so confirm the deposit and the promo opt-in separately afterwards.
What the credit does and does not do
GET100BONUS is an opt-in, not a discount. It does not reduce spreads, waive commission or lower any fee. It adds trading credit equal to your first deposit, capped at $5,000, which raises the margin available in the account without raising the money you can withdraw. The credit is non-withdrawable, and it shrinks proportionally when you withdraw from the underlying deposit. That makes it better suited to an account you intend to leave funded than one you cycle cash through.
Two further checks are easy to skip on a phone and expensive to skip in practice. First, spreads quoted as "from" a figure are best-case numbers from the deepest part of the session; the spread at a news release or in thin overnight hours is the one that costs you. Second, positions held overnight accrue financing charges that, on a multi-week hold, routinely exceed the entry spread several times over. If you plan to use copy trading or VPS hosting, confirm your account type supports them and that the promotion does not exclude accounts running copied trades.
A realistic mobile workflow
Use the phone for what it is good at and do not force the rest. Reading the client agreement, pricing the same trade on two tiers and checking swap rates are desk tasks, or at least browser tasks with a tab open for each. Registering, verifying with the camera, opting into the promotion and monitoring the credit line are all comfortable on a handset. Serious analysis is not: the web platform and mobile app are built for monitoring and manual entry, with MT4 the better-supported terminal for expert advisors and third-party indicators, and MT5 the sensible default for anyone starting fresh across equities and other non-forex CFDs.
Sequenced that way, the coupon becomes a thirty-second step at the end of a considered decision rather than the reason for it. Pick the tier that matches your volume, confirm the entity holding your money, verify eligibility, then enter the code and check the credit posted as its own line.
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.