Bulenox launches Fast Track and Momentum on August 17 and drops the subscription

Bulenox has gone from two products to four. Since Monday, August 17, it sells Fast Track, a direct pass that skips the evaluation, and Momentum, a one-time-payment evaluation where the Master account activates for free. On top of that, the original accounts have stopped being billed as a monthly subscription, and the firm has launched a new website.

This news piece was first published on August 14 with the data from Bulenox's official communication to its affiliates and the written answers its team gave us to 21 specific questions. On August 17 we verified it product by product against the live website, the help center, and the checkout process, and updated it with the final prices and rules. The three points that were still open got cleared up that same day.

Momentum: the activation fee is gone

Bulenox has always had two sides. Its evaluations are among the cheapest and the firm never gives trouble paying out, but the Master account's activation fee is among the most expensive in the market: $143 on the 25K and $498 on the 150K, and from the 100K up it gets prohibitive.

Momentum removes that fee. You pay for the evaluation once and, once you pass it, the Master activates at no cost.

What else it brings:

• 🟢 No minimum days to pass the evaluation. If you hit the target in a single session without breaking any rule, you've passed.
• 🟢 One-time payment, no monthly renewal. The evaluation doesn't charge you again if you take longer.
• 🟡 30 calendar days of validity. That's the price of dropping the subscription: before, you could stretch the evaluation as long as you kept paying; now there's a clock.
• 🟡 Reset available during the evaluation phase, but it doesn't restart the 30 days. There's no fixed price: it depends on the size and the discount currently running ($47 on the 25K through August 23).
• 🟡 5 qualifying profitable days per withdrawal cycle, and a day only counts if it adds up to at least $100 on the 25K, $150 on the 50K, $200 on the 100K, and $250 on the 150K.
• 🟡 Minimum balance to request the first withdrawal: $26,500 on the 25K, $53,000 on the 50K, $104,500 on the 100K, and $156,500 on the 150K.
• 🟡 35% consistency on the Master account. Bulenox confirmed to us that the 30% that appeared in its own documentation was an error, and the help center now publishes 35%.
• 🟢 No consistency rule during the evaluation, precisely because you can pass it in a single day.
• 🟢 The Master's drawdown is the same as the evaluation's, and the trailing stops moving once it reaches the starting balance + $100.
• 🔴 Evaluation profits don't carry over. Your Momentum Master starts with a clean initial balance.

In money terms, the route to having a 25K Master account with the firm's capital on the line goes from $288 at list price (evaluation plus activation) to $94. And with the 45%, to $51.70.

Fast Track: a direct pass, and the fine print is in the withdrawals

Fast Track skips the evaluation entirely. You pay once and start in a Fast Track Master Account.

Here it's worth slowing down, because the headline is good and the conditions less so:

• 🟢 No minimum days before the first withdrawal.
• 🟢 Same-day processing if you request the withdrawal before 12:01 PM CT, Monday through Friday.
• 🔴 No reset option. If you blow the account, you buy a whole new one.
• 🔴 20% consistency on the first withdrawal, 25% on the second, and 30% from the third on. It's the strictest rule in Bulenox's whole catalog, where the original accounts sit at 40%. With 20%, no single day can account for more than a fifth of your total profit: two good days in a row and you're stuck trading more just to dilute them.
• 🔴 The first withdrawal target is higher than your max drawdown in all four sizes. On the 25K you have to earn $1,500 with a $1,000 drawdown; on the 150K, $9,000 with $5,500. You have to cover more ground than you're allowed to lose before touching any money.
• 🟡 From the second withdrawal on, the target drops: $1,000 on the 25K, $2,000 on the 50K, $3,000 on the 100K, and $4,500 on the 150K.
• 🟡 Withdrawal caps of $1,000 / $2,000 / $2,500 / $3,000 for the first three, rising to $1,250 / $2,500 / $3,000 / $3,500 from the fourth onward.
• 🟢 Same as with Momentum, the trailing stops moving once it reaches the starting balance + $100.
• 🟡 The 25K is the only Fast Track without a daily loss limit; the rest have one.
• 🟡 Review for a real funded account after at least three payouts and thirty days of trading. It's not automatic.

A note on the 100K. Bulenox's website contradicted itself on this size: the pricing page and the help center listed $3,000 as the max drawdown, while the checkout process and the affiliate material said $4,000. We published the conservative figure and asked about it. Bulenox has confirmed that the correct figure is $3,000 in both cases, and that the $4,000 shown in the member area and the affiliate kit was an error on their end that they're fixing.

The profit split doesn't change in either product: the first $10,000 in profit is 100% yours, and 90/10 from there. That bracket is counted per trader profile, not per account: it's a single allowance, not one for every account you open.

Neither one has a contract scaling plan by balance, unlike Option 2 on the original accounts. Bulenox chose to hand out fewer starting contracts and drop the scaling.

The account limit drops from 11 to 5

It wasn't in the launch announcement, but Bulenox confirmed it to us plainly when we asked. Until now you could have up to 11 Master accounts on Bulenox, and it was one of its selling points against the rest. Since the 17th the maximum is 5 active accounts, counted by adding up all three products together: Masters from the original accounts, Momentum Masters, and Fast Track.

There are three details that soften the blow, and they only surfaced once the website went live:

• 🟢 Evaluation accounts have no limit. The cap of 5 is only for Master-level accounts.
• 🟢 If you hit the cap, whatever's over it isn't lost: extra passed evaluations queue up until a slot opens.
• 🟢 The requirement to recover the starting balance before activating another Master is gone. Before, you had to bring one account back to even before activating the next; now you can activate and trade all five at once.

You can have all three products at once, yes, but within that cap of 5.

What it costs to reach your first payout on each path

This is where you really see what's changed. Everything on the 25K account, the one that sells the most:

Two things stand out.

The first: the profit you need before touching any money is nearly identical across all three, between $1,500 and $1,600 on the 25K. What changes isn't how hard it is to generate that profit, it's what you pay to reach the starting line and the days they demand of you.

The second: the cheapest route to a payout is Momentum, at $51.70, and by a wide margin: it costs a third of the original path. But if you just want to try the firm without committing, the cheapest entry is still the original one at $15.95 — the catch is that the activation fee is waiting for you afterward.

The activation fees are now confirmed against the help center: $143 on the 25K, $148 on the 50K, $248 on the 100K, and $498 on the 150K, the same for Option 1 and Option 2. Once Bulenox issues the activation link, you have 7 days to pay it or the Master stops being available.

What's changed on the accounts that already exist

The original Option 1 and Option 2 are still there, but they've stopped being a subscription. You buy them once and the evaluation is valid for 30 calendar days.

And here's the detail that mattered most to us: the price hasn't gone up. The same $145 for Option 1's 25K, $175 on the 50K, $215 on the 100K, and $325 on the 150K, but as a single payment instead of monthly. In practice it's a discount: what used to cost you $145 for every month you kept trying, you now pay once.

The catch is the expiration date. Before, you could stretch the evaluation indefinitely as long as you kept paying; now you have 30 calendar days, and a reset doesn't extend that window.

Four more things about the original accounts:

• 🔴 The 250K size is gone. The maximum is now 150K across the whole firm.
• 🟢 Anyone who already has an evaluation on an active subscription keeps it. The change only affects new accounts.
• 🟢 Price matching still exists, but only for these accounts. Fast Track and Momentum are excluded, so the very deep discounts are going to keep living here and not on the new products.
• 🟢 The reset still costs $78.

The three paths, side by side

Fast Track against the direct passes that already exist

Fast Track isn't landing in an empty gap. Tradeify and Lucid have been selling direct passes with an almost identical structure for a while, so the question isn't whether it's good in the abstract, but how it holds up next to them. We're comparing the 50K account at list price, without discounts, because each firm's coupons change every few weeks and distort the picture:

The picture is of a competitive product, not a worse copy. Bulenox is the cheapest of the three, gives $250 more loss margin on the 50K, and is the only one with the 100% bracket on the first $10,000. On the 150K the drawdown difference is even bigger: $5,500 versus $5,250 for Tradeify and $5,000 for Lucid.

You pay for it in two places. Consistency climbs with each withdrawal instead of staying fixed at 20%, so from the third payout on you're freer, but you've gone through two tougher filters to get there. And the $1,000 minimum withdrawal is double Lucid's, which matters if your plan is to take out small amounts often.

The competitors' prices are list price; all three have active discounts you can check on the discounts page.

What we asked and they clarified

We put the three gaps left after launch to them in writing, and they answered the same day:

• Momentum does have a reset, but not at a fixed price: it depends on the account size and the discount currently running. Until August 23 it costs $47 on the 25K, $74 on the 50K, $132 on the 100K, and $192 on the 150K. They specifically asked us not to publish it as a single figure, because it moves with the promotions.
• The safety buffer is NOT withdrawable on Fast Track or Momentum. The minimum balance to cash out and the withdrawal's profit target stay in the account: you only withdraw what's above that. That's the difference with the original accounts, where the reserve can be requested when the Master agreement is terminated.
• The Fast Track 100K's max drawdown is $3,000, not $4,000. The figure that appeared in the member area and the affiliate kit was an error on their end.

They also told us Fast Track and Momentum are launching with Rithmic only, but that there will be "news about platform availability in the near future." Likely translation: they're working on something more, though they haven't said what or when.

What doesn't change

If you've never looked at Bulenox, or it's been a while since you did, this stays the same and it's worth factoring in before deciding:

• Platforms: Rithmic only. NinjaTrader, R Trader, and sixteen others (ATAS, Sierra Chart, Bookmap, MultiCharts…) run on that same feed, but there's no Tradovate or native TradingView. If that's your usual platform, no new product fixes this.
• Withdrawal methods: bank transfer, PayPal, and Wise, unchanged on the new products. It's one of the most convenient coverages for LatAm, without the friction of Plane or Rise.
• Track record: the firm has been operating since 2021 and has 4.7/5 on Trustpilot with 1,756 reviews, one of the highest scores in the sector.
• The profit split: first $10,000 at 100% and 90/10 after that, across all three products.
• Market data. When you sign up with Rithmic you choose professional or non-professional status, and it's locked in for life. Marking "professional" when you're not costs $116 a month.

Who does it fit?

Momentum fits anyone who already traded Bulenox and swallowed the activation fee: it's the same firm, the same Rithmic, and the same track record of paying out without trouble, without the $143-to-$498 toll when you reach the Master. And it fits anyone who wants to try the firm with little money on the table.

Fast Track fits fewer people than it looks like. A direct pass skips the evaluation, but pays for that convenience in the withdrawal conditions: 20% consistency, a target higher than the drawdown, and no reset. If you're trading well, two or three cheap evaluations pay off more than a $338 direct pass.

The original accounts gain more than it seems. Paying $145 once instead of $145 a month, while keeping the discounts and the price matching, turns them into the cheap door to try the firm. What waits for you afterward is still the activation fee.

Verdict

Momentum is the important move, and not because of the price: it's that Bulenox has gotten rid of exactly what it was criticized for the most. A $94 evaluation with the Master account activated for free makes reaching your first payout come out considerably cheaper than the original route.

But the original accounts aren't left for dead, and that's a surprise. By keeping the price, the discounts, and the price matching, and switching to a one-time payment, they're still the cheapest way in to test the waters. The roles split: the original ones for testing with little money, Momentum for reaching a payout without tolls.

Fast Track is a different thing. It's Bulenox entering the direct-pass game with a product very similar to what Tradeify or Lucid already sell, a few dollars cheaper and with somewhat more drawdown on two sizes. It's well built, but the three rules that really matter when you want to get paid (20% consistency, a target above the drawdown, and zero resets) leave it behind the evaluation route.

And there's a bill we all pay: from 11 accounts to 5. Bulenox was the second firm in the sector for simultaneous accounts, right behind Apex. That selling point has just been cut to less than half, even though evaluations remain unlimited and you no longer have to bring an account back to even to activate the next one.

The prices and rules in this piece are verified against Bulenox's website as of August 17. You can see the full breakdown in the Bulenox review and the current offers in discounts.

Frequently asked questions

When did Fast Track and Momentum launch?

On Monday, August 17, 2026. They're already for sale, along with a new website for the firm.

What is Fast Track?

A direct pass: you pay a one-time fee of between $338 and $788 depending on the size and start directly in a Master account, no evaluation. It has no reset and no minimum days before withdrawing, but it starts with a 20% consistency rule.

What is Momentum?

A one-time-payment evaluation, from $94 to $358 depending on the size, with 30 calendar days to pass it and no minimum days. Once you pass it, the Master account activates for free, without the activation fee the original accounts carry.

Are Option 1 and Option 2 disappearing?

No. They're still for sale and at the same price, but they've stopped being billed as a monthly subscription: they switch to a one-time payment valid for 30 days. They keep their active discounts and are the only accounts still eligible for price matching. What does disappear is the 250K size.

How many accounts can I have on Bulenox?

5 active at most at Master level, counting the Masters from the original accounts, the Momentum Masters, and the Fast Track ones together. Until now the limit was 11. Evaluation accounts have no limit, and if you pass one while at the cap, it queues up until a slot opens.

How much do they cost with a discount?

Both products launched with a 45% discount: Momentum from $51.70 and Fast Track from $185.90. The current code is on the Bulenox discounts page. Price matching, which is where the most aggressive discounts come from, doesn't apply to these two products.

What happens to the account I already have?

Nothing. Anyone who already has an evaluation on an active subscription keeps it under the old model. The switch to a one-time payment only affects accounts purchased from August 17 onward.

Can I have Momentum, Fast Track, and an original account at the same time?

Yes, but counting them all together you can't go over 5 active Master-level accounts. That cap is new: until now it was 11.

When can I withdraw on Momentum?

You need two things at once: reaching the minimum balance ($26,500 on the 25K, $53,000 on the 50K, $104,500 on the 100K, $156,500 on the 150K) and racking up 5 qualifying profitable days in the cycle. A day only counts if it adds up to at least $100 on the 25K, $150 on the 50K, $200 on the 100K, or $250 on the 150K, so a +$40 session doesn't count. Once that's met, the withdrawal is processed the same day if you request it before 12:01 PM CT.

Does Bulenox have Tradovate or TradingView?

No, and neither do the new products. Bulenox works with Rithmic only: NinjaTrader, R Trader, and sixteen other platforms on that feed. They told us there will be news about platforms "in the near future," but they haven't specified what or when.