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Intraday Trailing
DAILY LOSS
NoMinimum Days
1 day
Consistency
-
News
Allowed
Schedule
Drawdown Type
Intraday Trailing
DAILY LOSS
NoInactivity
News
Allowed
Scaling Contracts
No
Multi-Account
Microscalping
Allowed
Flipping
Profit Split
Min Withdrawal
$1,000
Maximum Withdrawal
Buffer
Consistency
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10 days operatedWithdrawal Methods
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| Instrument | Code | Round Trip |
|---|---|---|
E-mini S&P 500 | ES | $2.09 |
E-mini NASDAQ 100 | NQ | $2.09 |
E-mini Russell 2000 | RTY | $2.09 |
E-mini Dow Jones | YM | $2.09 |
Micro E-mini Russell 2000 Micro | M2K | $0.61 |
Micro E-mini S&P 500 Micro | MES | $0.61 |
Micro E-mini NASDAQ 100 Micro | MNQ | $0.61 |
Micro E-mini Dow Jones Micro | MYM | $0.61 |
Real opinions
Quick verdict: Bulenox is the firm with the cheapest evaluations in the industry on 25K-50K accounts, with 5 years running since 2021 and a Trustpilot score of 4.8/5 (one of the highest in the catalog). It allows up to 11 simultaneous accounts, a 100% profit split on the first $10,000, and payment methods that cover almost everyone (bank, PayPal, Wise). My rating: 8/10. The downside: high activation fees on large accounts and only two platforms (NinjaTrader and R Trader, no Tradovate).
Bulenox is one of the most underrated firms in the catalog. They've been delivering without scandals since 2021, they have 4.8/5 on Trustpilot and they offer the cheapest evaluations on the market in 25K-50K. But the public usually looks at Apex or MFF out of inertia and misses what Bulenox brings. Veteran stability, low prices and 11 simultaneous accounts. Plus payment methods that cover LatAm without the friction of Plane or Rise.
I've been funded with Option 1 accounts at Bulenox, but I haven't managed to withdraw yet. It's not on the firm — the conditions work, activation is fast and the system has no surprises — it was on me. It's part of the live trading I run on my YouTube channel since late April, where I test several prop firms in parallel. When I get my first withdrawal at Bulenox, I'll tell you here.
What I like most are the cheap evaluations on 25K-50K accounts. With the code ETFOFF -89% lifetime, Option 1 25K comes out to $15.95/month and the 50K to $19.25/month. They're among the most affordable evaluations in the industry, and they keep a low fee indefinitely as long as you're in eval. That lets you make several attempts without draining your capital while you find your system, just like with Apex but with the extra advantage that Bulenox is a low monthly fee (not a high one-time payment) — you pay while you need it, you stop when you don't.
On top of that I add 5 years delivering since 2021, 11 simultaneous accounts via a replication system with a master account, a profit split of 100% on the first $10,000 and then 90%, and payment methods via bank transfer, PayPal and Wise — a combo that covers practically all of LatAm without the friction of Plane or Rise.
What I don't like are the high activation fees on large accounts: $248 on 100K, $498 on 150K, $898 on 250K. On 25K-50K they're reasonable ($143-$148), but from 100K up they become prohibitive. And the other downside is that it only supports NinjaTrader and R Trader (Rithmic) — no Tradovate or native TradingView. If your usual platform is Tradovate, Bulenox isn't your firm.
My top 5 at El Trader Financiado: Lucid Trading, TakeProfit Trader, MFF, Tradeify and Apex. I add Bulenox as a portfolio complement — especially if you're after cheap evaluations on 25K-50K and LatAm coverage without friction.
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Cons
Three multi-account plans on 50K with the active discounts at ElTraderFinanciado (verified May 2026). Bulenox and Apex use intraday trailing in eval; MFF Rapid uses EOD trailing in eval and intraday trailing in funded.
| Metric | Bulenox Option 1 50K | Apex Intraday 50K | MFF Rapid 50K |
|---|---|---|---|
| Payment model | Monthly fee | One-time payment | Monthly fee |
| Price without discount | $175/month | $299 | $157/month |
| Discount | -89% lifetime (ETFOFF) | -90% flash (ETFPROMO) | -20% lifetime (ETFPROMO) |
| Final eval price | $19.25/month | ~$30 | $126/month |
| Eval time limit | No limit | 30 days | No limit |
| Activation fee | $148 | $99 | $0 |
| Total cost to funded (1 attempt) | ~$167 | ~$129 | $126 |
| Cost if it takes you 3 months | ~$206 | ~$189 (3 repurchases)¹ | ~$378 |
| Eval drawdown | Intraday trailing | Intraday trailing | EOD trailing |
| Profit split | 100% first $10K | 100% first 6 payouts | 90% |
| Withdrawal frequency | Every 10 days | Every 5 days | Daily |
| Minimum withdrawal | $1,000 | $500 | $500 |
| Simultaneous accounts | 11 | 20 | 5 |
| Platforms | 2 (NT, R Trader) | 5 | 3 |
| Trustpilot | 4.8 / 1.6k | 4.4 / 19.1k | 4.9 / 17.5k |
| Track record | 5 years | 5 years | 4 years |
| Payment methods | Bank, PayPal, Wise | Plane | Rise |
¹ Apex Intraday expires 30 days after purchase. If you don't pass, you have to repurchase (~$30/attempt). Estimate for 3 months: 3 × ~$30 + $99 AF on passing = ~$189.
In short: three very different models. Apex is the cheapest if you pass in the first month (one-time payment ~$30 + $99 AF = ~$129), but the eval expires in 30 days — if you take longer, you have to repurchase and the cost scales. MFF Rapid is a monthly fee with daily withdrawal and no activation fee, the nimblest for getting paid, but only 5 accounts and EOD drawdown in eval. Bulenox is a monthly fee with no eval expiry, with the best payment coverage for LatAm and the reset fee fixed at $78. The choice depends on what you prioritize: passing speed under time pressure (Apex), withdrawal agility (MFF) or no time pressure + LatAm coverage (Bulenox).
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If you're starting out with Bulenox, go for the Option 1 25K or 50K. They're the cheapest evaluations in the industry:
If you already have experience and prefer a gentler drawdown:
For multi-account: once funded on one account, you can stack up to 11 Master accounts with a replication system from a master account.
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Bulenox is a futures prop firm based in USA, founded in 2021. It works as a prop firm: you pass their evaluation by trading CME futures (NQ, ES, MNQ, etc.) on platforms like NinjaTrader or R Trader, and upon passing you get an account funded with their capital.
You keep 100% of your first $10,000 profit and then 90% of additional profits, with payouts every 10 days. Accumulated 1,559 reviews on Trustpilot with 4.8/5.
Yes, Bulenox pays. Withdrawals are processed every 10 days on funded accounts, with a minimum of $1,000 per withdrawal. Available methods: bank transfer, PayPal and Wise.
Profit split is 100% on the first $10,000 accumulated and then 90% on additional profits. A 40% consistency rule applies when requesting payouts and specific restrictions on news schedules.
The $50,000 account evaluation starts at $175/month with discounts. The activation fee when upgrading to sim funded is $148 - one of the highest in the industry for small accounts.
The total cost (evaluation + activation fee) exceeds $300 in many cases. In return, evaluation prices are among the lowest in the market on $25K-$50K accounts. Current coupons: `ETFOFF` (-89% Option 1) and `ETFCODE` (-45% Option 2 lifetime).
Option 1 uses trailing drawdown intraday (moves in real time with the highest equity during the session) and has NO Daily Loss Limit. Drawdown $2,500 on $50,000 account.
Option 2 uses trailing EOD (close of day only) and does have Daily Loss Limit ($1,100 on 50K). Drawdown $2,500 on 50K.
For disciplined scalpers, Option 1 allows faster trading without DLL. For day traders with wide stops, Option 2 is more comfortable thanks to the EOD calculation.
Up to 11 simultaneous Master accounts with replication system from a master account. Bulenox allows multi-accounting as long as each account individually complies with the rules (drawdown, profit target, minimum days) and you maintain the 40% consistency rule.
Useful to diversify trading styles or reduce the risk of burning a single account.