Fintokei’s FINTO5KEI is one of the few prop-firm coupon codes we can state a number for: 5% off, confirmed by Fintokei’s official materials rather than a third-party aggregator. The entry mechanics are on our Fintokei coupon page — here we do the math on what a challenge actually costs once the code and Fintokei’s fee-back policy are combined.
Transparency first: FINTO5KEI is an official code Fintokei issues for partner blogs, and the links here are affiliate links. Commissions never affect our reviews.
Fintokei’s pricing (verified from the Japanese site)
Fintokei is a Japan-focused prop firm running evaluation and education in a simulated environment — it is not a broker and does not hold client funds. Background is in our Fintokei reputation review.
Entry prices listed on the official Japanese site at the time of writing (tax included; other currencies are shown at checkout):
| Plan | From (JPY) | Model |
|---|---|---|
| StartTrader | ¥10,000 (~$65) | beginner, stepped evaluation |
| ProTrader | ¥12,500 (~$80) | standard 2-step challenge |
| SwiftTrader | ¥23,800 (~$155) | 1-step, fast track |
Plan selection is covered in Fintokei plans compared. Prices can change — verify on the official site.
What FINTO5KEI takes off
Applying the official 5% to those entry tiers:
| Plan | List | With FINTO5KEI |
|---|---|---|
| StartTrader | ¥10,000 | ¥9,500 |
| ProTrader | ¥12,500 | ¥11,875 |
| SwiftTrader | ¥23,800 | ¥22,610 |
One honest caveat: Fintokei’s own tier documentation has also listed FINTO5KEI under repurchase discounts, while its partner materials promote it as a general 5% code. The practical rule is simple — enter the code, and only pay if the discounted total actually shows on the checkout screen.
The fee-back policy is the bigger lever
Our verified understanding is that when you pass the evaluation and reach your first payout, the challenge fee is credited back on top of the reward (conditions can change — confirm on the official site). Combined:
| Scenario | Net cost |
|---|---|
| Buy ProTrader at ¥11,875, pass, reach first payout | effectively ~¥0 (fee credited back) |
| Fail once, pass on second attempt, reach first payout | ~¥11,875 (one fee) |
| Two failed attempts, walk away | ~¥23,750 |
Seen this way, the 5% code is insurance on the downside — it trims what you lose if you never pass — while the fee-back policy is what makes a successful run nearly free. The payout mechanics are in our Fintokei payout guide.
5% standing code vs. campaign codes
Fintokei has issued official limited-time codes above 20% during anniversary campaigns, announced on its official blog. Nothing of that size was verifiable when we checked, and such codes expire fast. Since only one code applies per checkout, check the official site (and official LINE, for Japanese readers) at purchase time and take the largest valid discount. FINTO5KEI, with no usage limit, is the one that always works.
Pre-purchase checklist
- Used the free trial (up to twice per plan) to test the environment?
- Read the Fintokei rules for prohibited practices?
- Does the checkout show the 5%-discounted total?
- Is a larger official campaign code currently live?
Evaluation fees are real money and passing is never guaranteed. Buy at a size you can afford to lose.
→ Fintokei official (code FINTO5KEI at checkout)