This article covers the Japan FundedElite.jp Flash (Flash Activation) checkout screen.
Use USK at Flash purchase for a 2% profit target
Enter coupon code USK when purchasing Flash. It sets the evaluation profit target (pass target) to 2%. It is not a 2% fee discount, and it is not a discount on the activation fee after you pass. On the checkout screen, confirm that code USK, the 2% profit target, and the final amount are shown. Eligible sizes, expiry, and stacking with other offers should be confirmed on the official site. FundedElite Japan confirmed that the code-setting change was complete (update: November 12, 2026). The official Flash page also describes the 2% profit target. Stacking with ACT20 has not been verified. On the JPY 20 million checkout screens dated November 13, 2026, the display after entering USK is shown in the examples below.
Toreko: Senpai, is the USK coupon a code that makes the fee 2% cheaper?
USK: No. The default Flash profit target is 6%. If you enter USK when you buy, you keep that default (6%) pricing, and only the profit target becomes 2%. It is not a 2% off the fee, and it is not a code that discounts the activation fee itself. Today we will line up three JPY 20 million screens and see what stays the same and what changes.
1. What the USK coupon does
The current USK coupon is a code you use when you buy Flash. Its role is to set the evaluation profit target (pass target) to 2%. The default profit target is 6%, and with USK, you keep that default (6%) price, and only the target becomes 2%.
It is not used for the following:
- 2% off the purchase fee
- A discount on the activation fee itself after you pass (ACT20 is a different code, used at a different time)
The 2% is the profit target you need to pass, not a discount rate on the fee. USK itself is not a discount on the activation fee. A useful way to read the activation-fee display is that it lines up with the default 6% pricing. FundedElite Japan confirmed that the code-setting change was complete, as of November 12, 2026.
Eligible sizes, expiry, and stacking with other offers such as ACT20 should be confirmed on the official site. This article has not verified a completed payment, or whether the code applies to every size.
Toreko: So it is less “I can buy it cheaper,” and more “I get a lower target at the same price”?
USK: That is the right reading. In the JPY 20 million example, both the default 6% screen and the screen with USK entered showed a starting price of ¥700 and an activation fee of ¥108,000. When you wanted the same 2% target and changed only the target to 2% by hand, both the starting price and the activation fee went up. The important difference is the activation fee.
2. How to use it at Flash purchase
The steps themselves are short. The important part is what you confirm on the checkout screen. The wording and amounts on the screen can change, so the official screen immediately before you proceed is the authority.
- Open the Flash checkout from the official Flash Activation page.
- Choose the account size and the rules or options listed on the screen. The displayed amounts can change depending on what you select.
- Enter code USK in the coupon field and press Apply.
- On the same checkout screen, confirm code USK, the 2% profit target (for example, wording such as “included in the current offer”), the starting price, the activation fee, and the final amount.
- Before you complete the purchase, confirm expiry, eligible sizes, and stacking with other offers on the official site.
This article has not confirmed what a success message looks like after you press Apply. Do not assume that the starting price shown is a USK-discounted price.
Login and payment-method screens are outside the scope of what this article checked. Follow the official instructions.
3. Comparison of the JPY 20 million screens on November 13, 2026
The following are three records of the JPY 20 million Flash checkout, provided by USK, as they appeared on November 13, 2026. They show what was displayed on those screens at that time. They do not guarantee current prices or terms. The items listed here are also not the complete set of rules.
The wording that could be read on all three screens was: daily loss limit 3%, max loss limit 6%, profit split 80%, payout interval 14 days, and leverage 1:30. What differs is how the profit target is chosen, plus the starting price and the activation fee.
On a phone, you can scroll the comparison table left and right.
| Item | ANo coupon · 2% profit target chosen manually | BDefault 6% profit target | CUSK in the coupon field |
|---|---|---|---|
| Profit target | 2%chosen manually | 6%default | 2%“included in the current offer” |
| Starting price | ¥840 | ¥700 | ¥700 |
| Activation fee | ¥129,600 | ¥108,000 | ¥108,000 |
| Coupon field | Not entered | default display | USK |
Compared with A (the same 2% chosen manually), C (USK) showed a starting price ¥140 lower and an activation fee ¥21,600 lower. B (default 6%) and C showed the same starting price and the same activation fee. The amount at purchase is the same with the default settings or with USK entered. What changes is the pass target, and the activation fee when you set 2% by hand.
¥700 is the starting price that was displayed on this day’s JPY 20 million screen, the same as the default 6% starting price. We do not treat it as a USK-discounted price. We also do not write that USK itself discounted the activation fee.
Use the A / B / C buttons (or swipe left and right) to switch the JPY 20 million checkout screens. Each face has its own caption.
The same screens also listed other account sizes and option choices. This article has not confirmed the display after choosing a size other than JPY 20 million, or the total if multiple accounts are selected. Amounts change with size and settings.
Toreko: So ¥700 is not a lower price because I entered USK, right?
USK: Right. On this day’s JPY 20 million screens, the default 6% with nothing entered was also ¥700. What USK does is keep that price and make the target 2%. When you set 2% by hand, both the starting price and the activation fee went up. So the figure to look at is the activation fee.
Toreko: There is also a 20% off the activation fee that you use after you pass, right?
USK: That is ACT20. It is not a code for when you buy Flash. You use it at activation after you pass. Official email says the eligible activation fee is 20% off, with two Whale Packs (six cards in total) and 10,000 Credits. The deadline is November 22, 2026, 23:59 JST. You must activate during the period. It is not 20% off the initial fee, and it is not 20% off the total cost of a deferred-payment plan. Please confirm on the official activation screen for the eligible account.
Toreko: So a lower profit target gives you more of a chance to use ACT20 after you pass?
USK: That is one way to look at it. A lower target can be easier to pass, and that can lead to a chance to use the 20% off at activation after you pass. It does not guarantee a pass, or that ACT20 will apply. This article has also not confirmed whether USK and ACT20 can be stacked. We do not calculate the fee after the 20% off here. Check the final amount on the official activation screen.
4. What to check before you buy
Please confirm on the official screen before you buy
- Whether coupon code USK, the 2% profit target, the starting price, the activation fee, and the final amount are shown on the checkout screen
- That 2% is the pass target, not a 2% fee discount, and not a discount on the activation fee itself after you pass
- That the default pass target is 6%, and with USK you keep that default pricing and the target becomes 2%
- Eligible sizes (the only example this article compared in three shots is JPY 20 million on November 13, 2026)
- Expiry
- Stacking with other offers such as ACT20 (unverified; confirm on the official activation screen)
- Options you chose yourself, and the amounts displayed for those options
- The activation fee that arises after you pass. In this example, the screens with USK entered and with the default 6% showed ¥108,000, and the manual 2% screen showed ¥129,600, but amounts can change with settings and timing
Check the official Flash page immediately before purchase to see whether fees, rules, or coupon handling have changed.
The activation discount after you pass (ACT20), how Flash was chosen and the payout log, and the purchase-time campaign (NOV40) are covered in separate articles. NOV40 is a purchase-time offer, and Flash is described as excluded.
FundedElite account selection and payout-process logJapanese articleWhy Flash was chosen, and the log through payout. The USK coupon guidance has also been updated there.Read article →
FundedElite NOV40: 40% Off + 2 Whale Packs and 6 CardsPoints to check for NOV40 at purchase. Flash is excluded, and it is used in a different situation from ACT20 and USK.Read article → PR / affiliate advertising: The link above is USK’s referral link. Code USK is a benefit for Flash purchase that keeps the default price and sets the pass target to 2%. The 20% off the activation fee after you pass is ACT20, used at a different time. This does not guarantee a discount, profit, or payout.
5. FAQ
Is USK a 2% discount on the fee?
No. Coupon code USK is used when you buy Flash, and it sets the evaluation profit target (pass target) to 2%. The default profit target is 6%, and with USK you keep that default (6%) price and the target becomes 2%. It is not a 2% fee discount, and it is not a discount on the activation fee itself after you pass.
Can I use it on the activation fee after I pass?
No. USK is not a discount on the activation fee after you pass. The activation-time offer is treated as code ACT20. Official email says ACT20 is 20% off the eligible activation fee you pay after passing, plus two Whale Packs (six cards in total) and 10,000 Credits. The deadline is November 22, 2026, 23:59 JST. You must activate during the period. It is not 20% off the initial fee, and it is not 20% off the total cost of a deferred-payment plan. Confirm on the official activation screen for the eligible account. Stacking with USK has not been verified. This article does not calculate the fee after the 20% off.
Which account sizes can I use it on?
Confirm eligible sizes on the official site. The only example this article compared across three screens is JPY 20 million as of November 13, 2026. Other sizes were listed on the same screen, but the display after selecting them has not been confirmed.
Is the ¥700 on the screen a discounted price after applying USK?
We do not treat it that way. In the November 13, 2026 JPY 20 million example, both the default 6% profit-target screen and the screen with USK in the coupon field showed a starting price of ¥700 and an activation fee of ¥108,000. Because the same ¥700 also appears on the default side, we do not describe it as a USK-discounted price.
When does it expire? Can I use it together with ACT20?
The expiry of USK, and stacking with other offers such as ACT20, have not been verified. Please confirm on the official site. ACT20’s own deadline, as stated in the official email, is November 22, 2026, 23:59 JST. You must activate during the period, and you should confirm on the official activation screen for the eligible account.
Can I use it on a standard challenge or Instant?
The current guidance is a 2% profit target at Flash purchase. This article does not describe applying it to a standard challenge or Instant. Confirm eligible plans on the official site.
6. Summary
On the checkout screen, confirm code USK, the 2% profit target, the starting price, and the activation fee.Toreko: What is the most important thing to check before I buy?
USK: Look at the checkout screen for code USK, the 2% profit target, the starting price, and the activation fee. The default is 6%, and USK keeps that price while setting the target to 2%. Do not assume ¥700 is a discounted price. The 20% off after you pass is ACT20, and the official activation screen is the authority.
Key points
- ✅ Coupon code USK is for Flash purchase. It keeps the default (6% profit target) pricing and sets the pass target to 2%.
- ✅ It is not a 2% fee discount, and it is not a discount on the activation fee itself after you pass. USK does not directly discount the activation fee.
- ✅ In the November 13, 2026 JPY 20 million example, both the default 6% and the USK-entered screens showed a starting price of ¥700 and an activation fee of ¥108,000. Choosing the same 2% manually showed a starting price of ¥840 and an activation fee of ¥129,600. The differences were ¥140 on the starting price and ¥21,600 on the activation fee.
- ✅ On these screens, ¥700 is the same starting price as the default 6%, and we do not treat it as a USK-discounted price.
- ✅ The 20% off the activation fee after you pass is ACT20. The deadline is November 22, 2026, 23:59 JST. You must activate during the period. It is not 20% off the initial fee or the total deferred-payment cost. Confirm on the official activation screen for the eligible account. This article does not cover stacking with USK, or the amount after the 20% off.
- ✅ Confirm eligible sizes, the expiry of USK, and stacking with other offers on the official site.
Toreko: So I should look at the activation fee, not only the starting price.
USK: Yes. Terms can change, so please treat the official screen immediately before you proceed as the authority.
Disclaimer
This article includes affiliate links.
The JPY 20 million checkout examples dated November 13, 2026 are a record of the display provided by USK at that time. Prices, coupon terms, and rules may change. Always confirm the latest information on the official site and official FAQ.
This article is not investment advice. Purchase, evaluation, and account operation are at your own risk. This does not guarantee profit or payouts.








