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Bulenox vs Earn2Trade

Bulenox: one-step evaluation, trailing (intraday) drawdown, entry fee $175 for the 50k account. Earn2Trade: one-step evaluation, trailing (end of day) drawdown, entry fee $190 for the 50k account. Every value below comes from each firm’s own page, except the PFT Scout Score, which is our own rating.

Oldest figure on this page checked 2026-10-19. Firms change fees and rules often.

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The same rows for both firms, in the same order. “Not stated” means the firm does not state it, not that it is zero.

CriterionBulenoxEarn2Trade
PFT Scout Score54 of 10054 of 100
Trustpilot4.7 from 1,815 reviews4.5 from 5,026 reviews
Evaluation modelOne-stepOne-step
Entry fee (50k)$175$190
Profit split90%50 to 80%
Profit target6%6%
Max drawdown5%4%
Drawdown typeTrailing (intraday)Trailing (end of day)
Daily loss limitNone stated2.2%
Minimum trading days00
Account sizes25k · 50k · 100k · 150k25k · 50k · 100k
In businessNot stated9 yrs · 2017
Claimed payoutsNot statedNot stated
Max payout (first)$1,500Not stated
Payout cycleWeekly on Wednesdays, after at least 10 trading daysWeekly
PlatformsRithmic, R | Trader Pro, NinjaTrader, Quantower, Sierra Chart, MultiCharts, ATAS, Bookmap, MotiveWave, Investor/RT, Tiger.Trade, OptimusFLOW, Photon, OverCharts, Trade Navigator, QST, Inside Edge Trader, Medved Trader, QScalp, ScalpTool, TSLab, VolFixNinjaTrader, Finamark, R | Trader, R | Trader Pro, Tradovate, TradingView, Rithmic, ATAS, Bookmap, Quantower, Sierra Chart, MotiveWave, MultiCharts, Jigsaw Trading, Investor/RT, BlackArrow, Inside Edge Trader, Photon, QScalp, QST, ScalpTool, Trade Navigator, VolFix, OverCharts
News tradingAllowedAllowed
Hold over weekendNot allowedNot allowed
AvailabilityA coupon code advertised as never expiring is shown on the pricing page; the figure above is the list price.Funding is unavailable to citizens of a sanctioned-country list including Russia, Iran, Pakistan, Nigeria and Ukraine. Austria is not on it.
Last checked2026-10-192026-10-19
Sourcebulenox.com/accounts-pricingwww.earn2trade.com/trader-career-path

Consistency rule

How each firm words its best-day limit, stage by stage. Check your own numbers against either one with the consistency calculator.

Bulenox

  • QualificationThe firm states no consistency rule for the Qualification account; there are no minimum trading days.
  • Master Account (every payout)The best trading day divided by Total P&L of the payout period must be 40% or less. The calculation resets after each payout; for the first payout the Safety Threshold Reserve is included.
  • Fast Track, first payoutThe best profitable day divided by the net profit of the payout cycle may be at most 20%.
  • Fast Track, second payoutThe best profitable day divided by the net profit of the payout cycle may be at most 25%.
  • Fast Track, third payout onwardsThe best profitable day divided by the net profit of the payout cycle may be at most 30%.
  • Momentum Master (every payout)The best trading day may not exceed 35% of the net profit of the payout cycle.

Source: bulenox.com/help-center/master, checked 2026-10-19

Earn2Trade

  • Evaluation and Gauntlet MiniNo single trading day may account for 30% or more of total P&L. At least four profitable days are also needed to pass.
  • LiveSim and LiveThe firm states no consistency requirement for LiveSim and Live.

Source: help.earn2trade.com/en/articles/3849975-what-is-the-maintain-consistency-rule, checked 2026-10-19

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