Hola Prime is a proprietary trading firm rather than a broker or a shop. You pay a fee to attempt an evaluation challenge, and if you meet the profit target inside the risk limits you are given a simulated funded account and paid a share of the simulated profits. That structure changes what a discount is worth here: the fee is the product, and the terms attached to it matter more than the headline price.
The refund is the largest offer on the page
Hola Prime returns the full challenge fee to traders who pass, described on its own site as a 100% reimbursement of your account fee. In practice a successful attempt costs nothing and an unsuccessful one costs the entire fee.
That makes the pass rate the number worth reading before any promo code. Hola Prime discloses it: 35% of customers who traded at least one evaluation between 10 November 2024 and 29 May 2025 obtained a funded account. Publishing that figure at all is more than many firms do, and it is the honest frame for the refund — roughly two in three attempts do not reach it. Treat the fee as money genuinely at risk rather than a deposit you are likely to get back.
What a challenge actually costs
The Prime Challenge starts at $39 and the Pro Challenge at $59. Prime is sold as a 1-Step and a 2-Step route: the single phase reaches funding faster, while the two phase version splits the profit target across Phase 1 and Phase 2. The Boost Challenge is the one step, high leverage option.
On discounts, Hola Prime is straightforward in its FAQ that it runs offers, but the only fixed percentage it publishes is through PrimeCircle, its membership tier for funded traders. The Black Card level carries an extra 20% off along with access to $2M in capital. Note that this rewards traders already inside the programme rather than a first purchase, which is a different thing from a welcome code.
Profit splits reward patience
The payout cycle you pick changes what you keep. Monthly payouts reward up to 95% of simulated profits, the highest on offer. Bi-weekly and on-demand payouts both settle at 80%, and the Direct Plan runs up to 90% bi-weekly. On identical trading performance, choosing the monthly cycle over the faster ones is worth fifteen percentage points.
On speed, Hola Prime advertises one hour payouts and reports an average processing time of 33 minutes, supported by a public transparency report. Withdrawal delays are the most common complaint against prop firms, so published figures rather than a marketing claim are the part worth weighing.
Rules that are worth as much as a discount
Hola Prime places no restrictions on news trading, weekend holding or trading style, and the Boost route sets no minimum trading days. For a news driven or swing trader those permissions decide whether an account is usable at all, which makes them more valuable than a small discount on the fee. Boost also allows leverage up to 500x, though the firm states clearly that leverage changes margin usage and not the loss limits: the 3% daily and 6% maximum drawdown apply regardless.
Traders who stay consistent can move to a larger account through the Scaling Plan, which requires a minimum of two processed payouts during the scaling period.
Before you buy
Hola Prime Limited is registered in Hong Kong and states that its trading operations are simulated and its material is for educational purposes, not investment advice. Results shown for other traders are hypothetical and should not be expected to repeat. Nothing on this page is financial advice; it is a summary of the commercial terms Hola Prime publishes, so you can compare them against other firms before paying a fee.
