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Bulenox Account Types

Qualification, Fast Track, Momentum and the Master account — sizes, targets and how to choose.

Last updated: September 2026

Bulenox offers a few ways to reach a funded account. It helps to separate two ideas: the account size you trade, and the payment path you take to get funded (Qualification, Fast Track, or Momentum). This guide covers both.

Overview

Across its plans, Bulenox offers account sizes from around $25,000 up to $150,000, each with its own contract limit, profit target, and maximum drawdown. You reach a funded Master account through one of three payment paths, and you choose a drawdown model that is locked for the life of the account.

Account sizes & targets

The tiers below reflect commonly listed Bulenox accounts. Fees are one-time and can vary by path and by any promotion running at the time (published one-time fees have ranged from roughly $145 to $325). Always confirm the current price and terms at checkout.

Account sizeContractsProfit targetMax trailing drawdown
$25,0003$1,500$1,500
$50,0007$3,000$2,500
$100,00012$6,000$3,000
$150,00015$9,000$4,500
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Qualification

The Qualification path is a one-time payment for 30-day access. You trade to the requirements and, once you pass the review, you unlock a Master account. It suits traders who want a straightforward evaluation-style route.

Fast Track

The Fast Track path is a simulated account with no separate qualification stage or activation fees. It is designed to get you to the funded structure more directly. See our Fast Track guide.

Momentum

The Momentum path is a single payment that covers both qualification and Master activation, without secondary fees. See our Momentum guide.

The Master account

The Master account is the funded stage that can request payouts. Bulenox lets traders hold multiple Master-level accounts (it has stated up to five, combining Standard Master, Fast Track and Momentum). See our Master account guide.

Which should you choose?

There is no single “best” account — it depends on how you like to pay and trade. A larger size gives more contracts and a higher target but a larger drawdown to manage. Qualification may suit those who want a classic evaluation; Fast Track and Momentum appeal to traders who prefer fewer stages and fees. Match the size and path to your strategy and risk tolerance, and confirm current pricing before you buy.

Good to know: Bulenox pricing, account terms, rules, and promotions can change. Always confirm the current details on the official Bulenox website before you commit.

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Understand the rules before choosing an account.

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