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Bulenox Qualification: Rules, Account Sizes & How It Works

A practical guide to Bulenox Qualification, including Option 1 and Option 2, account sizes, profit targets, drawdown rules, pricing and current discount codes.

Quick answer

Bulenox Qualification is the classic path: choose Option 1 or Option 2, reach the profit target under the published rules, pass review, then move to the Master Account stage. BULENOXMAX works across both options, while BULENOX89% and BULENOX75% remain the account-specific codes.

Based on Bulenox's published pricing and rules.

PathQualification to Master
Account sizes$25K to $150K
Minimum trading daysNone
Current codesBULENOXMAX + option-specific codes

What is Bulenox Qualification?

Qualification is the traditional Bulenox route. You purchase a Qualification Account, trade within the selected risk model, and work toward the profit target. Once the target and other requirements are satisfied, the account is submitted for review before the Master Account stage.

Account sizes and pricing

Qualification is available in four account sizes. Use BULENOXMAX for either option, or use BULENOX89% for Option 1 and BULENOX75% for Option 2. The original Bulenox price is shown in red and the calculated price after the discount is shown in green.

Qualification Option 1 - Trailing Drawdown

AccountRegular priceWith BULENOXMAX or BULENOX89%Profit targetTrailing drawdownContracts
$25K $145.00 $15.95 $1,500$1,5003
$50K $175.00 $19.25 $3,000$2,5007
$100K $215.00 $23.65 $6,000$3,00012
$150K $325.00 $35.75 $9,000$4,50015

Qualification Option 2 - EOD Drawdown

AccountRegular priceWith BULENOXMAX or BULENOX75%Profit targetEOD drawdownDaily loss limitContracts
$25K $145.00 $36.25 $1,500$1,500$5003
$50K $175.00 $43.75 $3,000$2,500$1,1007
$100K $215.00 $53.75 $6,000$3,000$2,20012
$150K $325.00 $81.25 $9,000$4,500$3,30015

Discounted prices are mathematical calculations from Bulenox's listed prices. Final pricing is determined at checkout.

Option 1 vs Option 2

Option 1 uses a trailing drawdown model and does not use the Option 2 daily loss limit structure. Option 2 uses end-of-day drawdown, a scaling model and account-specific daily loss limits. The account size and profit target stay the same, but the risk model is different.

Discount mapping: BULENOXMAX works across both Qualification options. For account-specific codes, Option 1 uses BULENOX89% and Option 2 uses BULENOX75%. See the Qualification discount page for the current promotion history.

Trading days and passing

Bulenox says there is no minimum or maximum number of trading days required to pass Qualification. A trader can complete the Qualification stage in as little as one trading day if the profit target and every other applicable rule are satisfied.

Positions must be closed before the end of the trading session, and holding positions overnight is prohibited under the published Qualification rules.

Read the full one-day Qualification explanation

What happens after you pass?

Reaching the profit target does not instantly open a Master Account. Bulenox reviews the Qualification Account first. After approval, the trader receives the completion documents, Master Account Agreement and activation instructions. Qualification uses a separate Master activation step after passing.

Who is Qualification for?

Qualification can make sense for traders who want the lowest entry price and do not mind completing a qualification stage before reaching the Master Account. The choice between Option 1 and Option 2 should be based on the drawdown and risk model you prefer, not only on the discount percentage.

HISTORY

Qualification promotion history

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