Bulenox, on its own published terms
Bulenox is the clearest firm in this index to read on the question that decides most evaluations, because it publishes both answers and makes you pick. Its home page sets out a trailing drawdown that follows your highest point including open positions in real time, and an end-of-day drawdown that moves only once a day on realised profit, as two options. It also publishes a cap on each of its first three payouts, set by account size.
What this firm publishes
| Term | Figure | The firm's own words | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Profit split the firm publishes | 90 | "Keep up to 90% of profits" | Bulenox home page checked October 2026 |
| Drawdown rule in its own words | "Trailing Drawdown Your loss limit follows your highest point" | Bulenox home page checked October 2026 | |
| First payout treatment | "A maximum payout limit applies to every payout. For the first three payouts, it depends on the account size" | Bulenox help centre: Master Account withdrawal rules checked October 2026 |
Rules this firm publishes
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It publishes both drawdown shapes as a choice
The home page states "Trailing Drawdown Your loss limit follows your highest point", and in the option beside it describes an end-of-day drawdown whose loss limit moves only once a day, at the close, on realised profit. Very few firms in this index publish both and let the trader choose, and the choice is the whole decision for anyone who holds a position through a run-up. A trailing limit that counts open positions rewards taking profit early and punishes letting a winner breathe; an end-of-day limit does neither.
The first three payouts are capped
Bulenox's Master Account withdrawal rules state "A maximum payout limit applies to every payout. For the first three payouts, it depends on the account size": $1,000 on a $25,000 account, $1,500 on $50,000, $1,750 on $100,000 and $2,000 on $150,000. From the fourth payout, the request must be less than 50% of the total profit on the account.
Bulenox does not publish a first payout paid in full: its FAQ states "The split is 90/10 in your favour", and the same withdrawal rules take a 10% commission when a payout is transferred. OneUp Trader is the firm in this index that publishes the first $10,000 in full, so the two read very differently on the first payout even though both headline 90%.
What to check on the firm's own page
The quotations here are from the Bulenox home page and its help centre on the date shown, and the site re-checks them against the live page rather than trusting this record. What is not quoted is the profit targets and the reset pricing, which are set out on the firm's own plans page and which differ between the scaling and non-scaling options that the two drawdown shapes belong to. Read that page before choosing, because the drawdown option and the plan are bound together.