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Bulenox now has three entry paths and two risk models. The first decision is no longer simply “Option 1 or Option 2”: choose Qualification, Fast Track or Momentum, then keep the selected drawdown model attached to every rule you read.
PTV reconciled this page against the live Bulenox account matrix and the current Qualification, Fast Track, Momentum, Master and Funded help-center owners on August 25, 2026. I have traded multiple Bulenox account types, but current rules below are labeled as official terms rather than personal results.
The current Bulenox paths
| Path | What you buy | What happens next |
|---|---|---|
| Qualification | One-time price with 30 days of access | Hit the target, pass account review, then pay the size-specific Master activation fee. |
| Fast Track | One-time, non-refundable simulated-live account | No Qualification stage, activation fee or monthly subscription. |
| Momentum | One payment covering Qualification and Momentum Master | Pass once; the Momentum Master is activated without a second activation fee. |
That product separation is material. The old monthly-Qualification framing and retired $250K public tier no longer describe the current offer. The live Qualification cards list $25K, $50K, $100K and $150K only. See the current Bulenox cost map before comparing entry prices.
Trailing versus End-of-Day is a locked choice
Bulenox says the risk-model choice is locked for the life of the account. The Trailing Drawdown model follows the highest point in real time, including open positions. The Qualification End-of-Day model updates once at the close on realized profit; its Daily Loss Limit is a session pause rather than an account closure.
Do not generalize the scaling rule across products. The standard Qualification-to-Master path keeps a Dynamic Scaling Plan on Option 2, according to the current Master owner. Fast Track and Momentum publish separate Option 2 tables labeled “EOD Drawdown / No scaling.” Product and stage therefore belong in every risk note.
Qualification can be completed in one day, but passing still triggers review
The current Qualification rules state that there is no minimum or maximum trading-day requirement. Positions must be closed by 3:59 PM Central Time and cannot be held overnight. Reaching the target does not automatically open Master: Bulenox reviews the account, then sends the agreement and activation instructions after approval.
Master keeps the selected option and adds its own payout controls
A standard Master keeps the size and option selected during Qualification. Its drawdown becomes permanently fixed at starting balance plus $100 after the account reaches the required value. On Option 2, the Daily Loss Limit is distinct from the account-closing drawdown threshold.
Master payout eligibility is not a firm-wide trading rule. It includes 10 completed trading days, a Safety Threshold Reserve and a 40% best-day calculation for each request. The dedicated Bulenox payout guide separates those terms from Fast Track, Momentum and the later live-Funded transition.
Five accounts share one Master-level cap
Bulenox currently allows up to five active Master-level accounts under one profile and one Rithmic user ID. Standard Master, Fast Track and Momentum Master share that cap in any combination; Qualification accounts remain outside it. Balances, profits and drawdown limits are not combined.
The bottom line
The best Bulenox rule map is Path × Risk Model × Stage. If any summary drops one of those labels, it can turn a valid Qualification statement into a false Fast Track or Master rule. Start with the path, record whether the drawdown is real-time or End-of-Day, then use the help-center owner for the exact stage.
Where to go next
The most useful next decision from this page.