Bulenox Fast-Track plan: rules, options and pricing
The Fast-Track tier is Bulenox's most expensive and is aimed at traders who prioritise the highest contract cap with a looser evaluation on that point. It sells in two rule variants, Option 1 (trailing, no daily limit) and Option 2 (EOD, with a daily limit), at the same final price. Available in 25K, 50K, 100K and 150K.
3–15
Bulenox's highest contract cap on Option 1. Fast-Track is built for trading that needs position size, not for minimising outlay: it is the firm's most expensive tier. Option 2, with EOD drawdown, cuts the cap to 2–12.
From · Fast-Track Option 1 Trailing 25K
$338.00
$185.90
45% OFF
Updated: September 3, 2026.
Pricing
Pricing for Bulenox Fast-Track with code PROPSCOPE
List prices and the discount can change whenever Bulenox rotates its promotion. Always confirm the final amount at checkout before paying. All Bulenox prices.
Direct answer
Fast-Track is the high-cap tier, and its profit target is not published at checkout
The Bulenox checkout listing for Fast-Track does not publish a profit target; it does publish the contract cap and the drawdown. That is worth confirming directly with Bulenox before buying, and the reason this page does not state it: PropScope does not publish figures the firm has not made public.
What is published: Option 1 uses a max drawdown of $1,000 to $5,500 with no daily loss limit and a cap of 3 to 15 contracts; Option 2 uses an end-of-day drawdown in the same range, adds a daily limit of $1,200 to $3,300 and drops the cap to 2–12.
The plan
What the Bulenox Fast-Track tier is
Fast-Track is a Bulenox one-step evaluation aimed at traders who prioritise contract cap over entry price. It is the most expensive tier in the firm's catalogue.
Its Option 2 daily loss limit starts higher than on the other tiers ($1,200 versus $500 and $600), giving more room per session within the EOD variant.
All three Bulenox tiers are one-step evaluations running on Rithmic infrastructure (NinjaTrader and Tradovate, no extra platform fees), with a 90% profit split, weekly payouts around 7 days, and no overnight or weekend holding. The 40% consistency rule does not apply during the evaluation: it is checked when you request a payout on the funded account.
Rules
Bulenox Fast-Track rules: Option 1 and Option 2
These are the parameters Bulenox publishes for the two options of the Fast-Track tier. Ranges span the four sizes, from 25K to 150K.
| Parameter | Option 1 (Trailing) | Option 2 (EOD) |
|---|---|---|
| Evaluation type | One step | One step |
| Profit target | Not published at checkout | Not published at checkout |
| Drawdown type | Max drawdown | Max drawdown EOD |
| Drawdown (25K → 150K) | $1,000 – $5,500 | $1,000 – $5,500 |
| Daily loss limit | No limit | $1,200 – $3,300 |
| Contract limit | 3 – 15 | 2 – 12 |
| Consistency rule | 40% when requesting a payout (funded account) | 40% when requesting a payout (funded account) |
| Profit split | 90% | 90% |
| Payout frequency | Weekly (~7 days) | Weekly (~7 days) |
| Overnight / weekend | Not allowed | Not allowed |
Fit
Who this plan suits Fast-Track
It suits you if
- You need Bulenox's highest contract cap and entry price is not your main constraint.
- You want a looser evaluation on the position-cap front.
- Within the EOD variant, you prefer the firm's most generous daily limit ($1,200 to $3,300).
- Weekly payouts with a 90% profit split work for you.
It does not suit you if
- Price is your priority: Qualification Option 1 is far cheaper and Momentum has the lowest list price.
- You need to know the profit target before buying: Fast-Track does not publish it in the checkout listing.
- You want a 3–15 cap with EOD drawdown: only Qualification keeps it on its Option 2.
Comparison
Fast-Track against the other Bulenox plans
| Parameter | Qualification | Momentum Qualification | Fast-Track This page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Drawdown type (Opc. 1) | Max trailing drawdown | Max trailing drawdown | Max drawdown |
| Drawdown (25K → 150K) (Opc. 1) | $1,500 – $4,500 | $1,000 – $5,500 | $1,000 – $5,500 |
| Daily loss limit (Opc. 1) | No limit | No limit | No limit |
| Contract limit (Opc. 1) | 3 – 15 | 3 – 15 | 3 – 15 |
| Profit target (Opc. 1) | $1,500 – $9,000 | $1,500 – $9,000 | Not published at checkout |
| Lowest price with code | $15.95 | $51.70 | $185.90 |
If you are deciding between plans rather than sizes, the compare all bulenox plans guide compares them all with a recommendation per profile.
Frequently asked questions about Bulenox Fast-Track
What is the difference between Fast-Track Option 1 and Option 2?
Option 1 uses a max drawdown of $1,000 to $5,500 by size, imposes no daily loss limit and allows 3 to 15 contracts. Option 2 uses an end-of-day drawdown in the same range, adds a daily loss limit of $1,200 to $3,300 and drops the cap to 2–12 contracts.
What profit target does Bulenox Fast-Track have?
The Bulenox checkout listing does not publish a profit target for Fast-Track; it does publish the contract cap and the drawdown. It is worth confirming directly with the firm before buying. The Qualification and Momentum tiers do publish a $1,500 to $9,000 range.
Do Fast-Track Option 1 and Option 2 cost the same?
Yes, both options carry the same final price across the four sizes. Choosing between them depends only on the rules: trailing with no daily limit and a high cap, or EOD with a daily limit and a lower cap.
Why is Fast-Track the most expensive Bulenox tier?
Because it is aimed at the firm's highest contract cap and a looser evaluation on that point. If your criterion is outlay, Qualification and Momentum are considerably cheaper.
How many contracts does Fast-Track allow?
3 to 15 on Option 1 and 2 to 12 on Option 2, depending on account size.
Does Fast-Track have a consistency rule?
Yes, the same as the rest of Bulenox: 40% checked when you request a payout on the funded account, not during the evaluation.
Which sizes is Fast-Track available in?
25K, 50K, 100K and 150K, in both options.
How often does Bulenox pay on Fast-Track?
Weekly payouts, around 7 days, with a 90% profit split, same as the other tiers.
Methodology
Sources and methodology
The rules on this page come from the documentation published by Bulenox and match what PropScope records in its review. Prices come from PropScope internal data and sync automatically. Verify rules and the final amount at Bulenox checkout before buying.
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