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Compare · Checked October 8, 2026

Apex Trader Funding vs Bulenox

Side-by-side rules, costs, payouts and platforms, from each firm's official pages.

Apex Trader Funding and Bulenox are compared below using only facts from each firm's own pages (checked October 8, 2026). Since March 1, 2026 Apex sells new End-of-Day and Intraday drawdown evaluations in $25K to $150K sizes with one-time fees, a 50% consistency rule and payouts every five trading days. Older products are now 'Legacy'. Bulenox funds accounts up to $150,000 with a choice of trailing or end-of-day drawdown, no minimum trading days and news trading allowed. You keep 100% of your first $10,000 in payouts and up to 90% after that, with daily payouts on Fast Track and Momentum accounts.

Side by side

Apex Trader FundingBulenox
Account sizes$25K–$150K$25K–$150K
FeesOne-timeOne-time; no monthly fee on Master accounts
DrawdownEOD or intraday trailing (your choice)Trailing or end-of-day (your choice, locked)
Consistency rule50%See firm rules
Profit split100% of requested rewards in sim funded (see terms)100% of first $10K, then up to 90%
PayoutsEvery 5 trading daysDaily (Fast Track, Momentum)
Minimum daysNone to passNone
PlatformsRithmic, NinjaTrader, WealthCharts, TradovateR | Trader Pro, NinjaTrader, 20+ platforms
Accounts allowedUp to 20Up to 5 Master-level
Discount codeAPEX90BESTDEAL90
Our rating4.3/54.4/5
Best forLarge account countNo minimum days

FAQ

Which has the higher profit split, Apex Trader Funding or Bulenox?

Apex Trader Funding: 100% of requested rewards in sim funded (see terms). Bulenox: 100% of first $10K, then up to 90%.

What platforms do Apex Trader Funding and Bulenox support?

Apex Trader Funding: Rithmic, NinjaTrader, WealthCharts, Tradovate. Bulenox: R | Trader Pro, NinjaTrader, 20+ platforms.

How do payouts differ?

Apex Trader Funding: Every 5 trading days. Bulenox: Daily (Fast Track, Momentum).

Figures come from each firm's official pages, read on October 8, 2026. Rules, fees and promotions change — confirm on the firm's site before buying. Futures trading involves substantial risk of loss. PropFirmsTraders earns a commission from some links. Affiliate disclosure.