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Apex Trader Funding Review

Apex sells simulated futures evaluations and Performance Accounts, with a separate invitation-based route to live trading described in its Terms of Use. Apex advertises Intraday Trailing and EOD products, promotional Legacy evaluations, and Instant PAs as coming soon. Its homepage displays a $25,000 Intraday evaluation with a stated $1,500 profit target, $1,000 maximum drawdown, and prices of $167.00 and $16.70 alongside a promotion claiming up to 90% off with SAVENOW; other displayed prices are not clearly assigned to a product in the supplied text. Apex says the displayed evaluation lasts 30 days, has no resets or rebilling, and can be passed in as little as one day. The supplied pages do not identify the rule responsible for the most account failures, but Apex's Intraday payout rules require five qualifying profit days, a lifetime safety net, and a largest profitable day below 50% of relevant net profit, with failure to meet consistency blocking payout access rather than closing the account. The activation FAQ requires a one-time, non-renewing PA activation payment within seven calendar days after the evaluation is marked Passed, but gives no fee amount and conflicts with the homepage's No Activation Fee label. Apex states that approved Intraday payouts have a 100% split, a $500 minimum, account-specific per-request caps, and a maximum of six payouts before the PA closes. The site identifies Apex Trader Funding Inc., while the Terms describe a Texas corporation headquartered in Austin; governing law is not provided in the supplied excerpt, and the User Agreement takes precedence over conflicting terms. Homepage promises of no payout denials or reviews conflict with the payout FAQ's review and automatic-denial language, while the footer makes rewards discretionary.