From choosing an account to getting paid — the Bulenox process explained simply.
Bulenox works like most futures prop firms: you access a simulated account, trade within a set of rules, and progress to a funded account that can request payouts. Here is how the pieces fit together.
At a high level: choose an account and a drawdown model, trade within the rules (including any profit target), reach the funded Master stage, and then request payouts once you meet the withdrawal requirements. The exact steps depend on which path you pick.
Bulenox offers three routes to a funded account:
See the full breakdown in our account types guide.
Before you trade, you choose a drawdown model, and it is locked for the life of the account:
This choice shapes how you manage risk, so it is worth understanding before you start. Our rules guide covers it in depth.
The Master account is the funded stage that can request payouts. Activating and withdrawing typically involves completing a number of trading days and meeting Bulenox’s withdrawal requirements, which have included a safety-threshold reserve and a “best day” calculation on withdrawals. Because these mechanics can change, confirm the current requirements on the official site.
Funded traders can request payouts from a Master account. Bulenox states traders keep 100% of the first $10,000 in profits. Payout frequency, timelines, and the profit split beyond that first tier should be confirmed on the official Bulenox site. Our payouts guide explains the process.
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