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Apex Trader Funding

Apex is built for traders who want to run many accounts. It allows up to 20 at once with a $3,000,000 total allocation, and pays 100% of the first $25,000 per account. Prices on file are low, but most plans use an intraday trailing drawdown, which is the least forgiving type.

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How it is calculated
Starting price
$13.36
Profit split
100%
Max allocation
$3,000,000
Account sizes
$25K, $50K, $100K, $150K, $250K, $300K

Current discount on file: up to 92% off with code MATCH. Confirm it on the firm site before buying.

Apex plans, profit targets and drawdown

Pick a plan type to see every account size, its price after discount, and the rules that matter. The same data feeds the calculators and comparisons.

From $13.36 · 4 account sizes

Pay once, then pass the evaluation to be funded. Consistency shows the rule during the evaluation and on the funded account.

Up to 92% offTap to copy
  • $25K

    Intraday trailing

    $13.36
    $167−92%
    Profit target
    $1,500
    Max drawdown
    $1,000
    Activation fee
    $89
    Consistency
    None / 50%

    Eval / funded consistency rule

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  • $50KPopular

    Intraday trailing

    $19.92
    $249−92%
    Profit target
    $3,000
    Max drawdown
    $2,000
    Activation fee
    $99
    Consistency
    None / 50%

    Eval / funded consistency rule

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  • $100K

    Intraday trailing

    $63.20
    $790−92%
    Profit target
    $6,000
    Max drawdown
    $3,000
    Activation fee
    $129
    Consistency
    None / 50%

    Eval / funded consistency rule

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  • $150K

    Intraday trailing

    $95.20
    $1,190−92%
    Profit target
    $9,000
    Max drawdown
    $4,000
    Activation fee
    $149
    Consistency
    None / 50%

    Eval / funded consistency rule

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Prices checked and shown after the listed discount, so confirm them on the firm site before buying.

Apex rules, payouts and scaling

Items marked “not yet verified” have not been checked against the firm’s official rules, so FundedGuide does not state them.

Drawdown type
Intraday (real-time) trailing / End-of-day trailing
Drawdown amounts
$1,000 to $7,500 depending on account size
Daily loss limit
None listed for these plans
Minimum trading days
1 day
Evaluation consistency rule
None listed
Platforms
Tradovate / Rithmic / WealthCharts
Data feed
Rithmic
News tradingNot verified
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Overnight holdingNot verified
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Copy tradingNot verified
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Profit split
100% on the first $25,000, then 90% after that
Payout cycle
Every 8 days; first payout after about 15 days. Requires minimum daily profit on payout days.
Scaling
Up to 20 concurrent funded accounts
Maximum allocation
$3,000,000
Activation fee
$99. Standard Intraday plans charge $89 to $149 by size when you activate a funded account, Legacy plans $125, and No Activation plans none.

FundedGuide analysis of Apex

How the drawdown shapes your strategy

Most Apex plans on file use a real-time trailing drawdown: the floor rises with every new high in your open profit, so a trade that runs in your favour and comes back still lowers your buffer. The 25K EOD plan is the exception, with an end-of-day drawdown that only updates after the session closes. Aggressive intraday strategies that hold winners through large swings suffer most under the intraday version. If your edge depends on giving trades room, price the end-of-day variant against the cheaper intraday plans.

Evaluation economics on the $50K account

The 50K Intraday costs $19.92 for $50,000 of simulated buying power, about $0.40 per $1,000. It asks for a $3,000 profit target (6% of the account) against a $2,000 drawdown (4%), so the target is 1.5× the room you have to lose. At a 30% pass rate you would expect to buy roughly three evaluations per funded account, which makes the real cost about $66.40 before any activation fee. Use the challenge cost calculator to run your own pass rate.

Why scaling changes the economics

A 100% split on the first $25,000 drops to 90% afterwards, per account. Because the cap applies per account, spreading the same profit across more accounts keeps more of it in the top tier, which is why Apex pairs naturally with its 20-account limit. The catch is cost: every funded account carries a $99 activation fee on file, and you need rules discipline on every account at once.

What to watch after you pass

Payout days have a minimum daily profit requirement (e.g., $250 on 50k accounts), evaluations expire after 30 Days, and a stop-loss is mandatory on every trade. Missing any of these is a cheaper way to lose an account than the drawdown. Payouts run on an 8-day cycle, with the first one around day 15.

Who Apex suits

  • Traders who want to scale across many funded accounts at the same time
  • Anyone who prefers one-time evaluation fees over monthly rebills
  • Traders whose strategy fits an end-of-day plan or who rarely give back open profit

Who should avoid it

  • Traders who hold positions through big intraday swings on an intraday-drawdown plan
  • Anyone who dislikes mandatory stop-losses on every trade
  • Traders who want same-day or daily payouts

Pros

  • Up to 20 concurrent accounts and $3,000,000 maximum allocation
  • 100% profit split on the first $25,000 per account
  • Low evaluation prices on file, from $13.36
  • An end-of-day drawdown option is available

Considerations

  • Most plans use an intraday trailing drawdown
  • A 50% consistency rule applies to funded payouts on most plans (30% on Legacy plans)
  • Evaluations expire and a stop-loss is mandatory
  • Prices and discounts change often: confirm them on the Apex site before buying

FundedGuide Score

An internal score of 83/100 calculated only from the data above. It is not a customer review rating. See how it is calculated.

  • Cost Efficiency65/100
  • Risk Structure75/100
  • Scalability100/100
  • Payout Structure86/100
  • Trading Flexibility100/100

Frequently asked questions

How much does an Apex evaluation cost?

The plans on file start at $13.36 (25K Intraday) and go up to $199.20. Prices and promotions change often, so confirm the live price on Apex’s website before buying.

Which Apex account sizes does FundedGuide list?

$25K, $50K, $100K, $150K, $250K, $300K. Profit targets and drawdowns for each are in the plans table above.

Does Apex use an end-of-day or intraday drawdown?

It depends on the plan. Some plans on file use an intraday (real-time) trailing drawdown and others an end-of-day drawdown, so check the drawdown column for the plan you want.

How do Apex payouts work?

The profit split on file is 100% on the first $25,000, then 90%. The payout cycle is every 8 days. Requires minimum daily profit on payout days. Always read the firm’s current payout policy.

How many Apex accounts can I run at once?

20 concurrent funded accounts, with a maximum total allocation of $3,000,000 according to the data on file.

How current is this Apex information?

The details were last checked on 2026-10-12. FundedGuide only changes that date after the data has been re-checked, not when the site is rebuilt. Rules and prices can change at any time.

Data and verification

Last verified: (verified).

Official source: https://propfirmmatch.com/futures/prop-firms/apex-trader-funding

Dates change only after the data has been re-checked, never because the site was rebuilt. See our methodology.

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