Apex Trader Funding
Best for running multiple futures accounts
WizardTrader score
74
/100
Challenges are paid evaluations. Most traders don't pass, and funded accounts are usually simulated.
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Before you buy a challenge
Apex restructured in 2026: subscriptions became one-time fees, the consistency rule reportedly rose from 30% to 50%, and metals futures were suspended.
Rules and pricing
Challenge types
Evaluation (EOD or intraday trailing)
Price from
Sources conflict; check Apex's site
Profit target
$1.5k–$9k by account size
Daily loss limit
EOD accounts only ($500–$2k)
Max drawdown
$1k–$4k trailing
Min trading days
None for evaluation
Profit split
100% of first $25k, then 90%
Payout frequency
Up to 6 payouts per account
Max funding
Up to 20 Performance Accounts
Platforms
Rithmic (NinjaTrader, Quantower and more), Tradovate, TradingView, WealthCharts
Trading rules
News allowed; bots prohibited; no overnight holding
Trustpilot
4.2 (21,435 reviews, Oct 2026, via PropFirmMap)
Founded and headquarters
2021, Austin, Texas, USA
Pros
- Generous split on early profits
- Wide platform support
Cons
- Frequent 2026 rule changes
- Accounts retire after 6 payouts
- Conflicting price data
Our review
Apex is popular for its 100% split on the first $25k and the ability to run many accounts. Its 2026 overhaul changed pricing and payout rules, so read the current terms carefully.
Score breakdown: Track record 20/30, Rules 16/25, Cost 12/15, Payouts and reviews 16/20, Platforms 10/10.