Lucid Trading vs Bulenox — Funded Futures Rules, Payouts & Pricing (2026)

Quick verdict

Lean Lucid Trading if

Best fit

Traders who want one-time eval fees, fast activation, and clean 90/10 payout framing.

Think twice if

You need the highest payout cap on 150K accounts or dislike live-review discretion after sim payouts.

Lean Bulenox if

Best fit

Traders who want large account-size menu up to $250K and understand Master/Funded transition mechanics.

Think twice if

You dislike monthly subscription pricing or discretionary consolidation into live funded accounts.

Lucid Trading vs Bulenox: rules at a glance

Every value below is pulled from each firm's official sources. Confirm live figures at checkout. New to the terms? See the key terms below.

Rule	Lucid Trading	Bulenox
Account sizes	$25K, $50K, $100K, $150K	$25K, $50K, $100K, $150K, $250K
Evaluation pricing	LucidPro official documentation says one-time fee and no monthly rebilling; current dollar pricing needs checkout refresh.	$145/$175/$215/$325/$535 per month on Option 1 and Option 2 grids captured.
Activation fee	No activation fees to upgrade to funded account per LucidPro help page.	Not.
Profit targets	$1.25K, $3K, $6K, $9K on LucidPro evaluation.	$1.5K, $3K, $6K, $9K, $15K.
Drawdown	$1K/$2K/$3K/$4.5K Max Loss Limit on LucidPro evaluation.	Option 1 uses trailing drawdown; Option 2 uses EOD/Scaling/DLL grid. Drawdown $1.5K/$2.5K/$3K/$4.5K/$5.5K.
Daily loss limit	LucidPro DLL is none on 25K, then $1.2K/$1.8K/$2.7K on larger sizes.	Option 2 DLL: $500/$1.1K/$2.2K/$3.3K/$4.5K.
Consistency rule	LucidFlex payout page does not list a consistency rule; LucidPro payout path has separate consistency criteria.	Master Account payout page includes 40% consistency rule on withdrawal requests.
Min trading days	LucidPro says pass in one trading day. LucidFlex payouts require 5 profitable days.	Qualification pass requires profit target and at least 1 trading day. Funded Account reward request after at least 5 trading days.
Payout	LucidFlex: 90/10 split, request any day after criteria, funds within 2 business days, $500 minimum, 50% of profit up to $1K/$2K/$2.5K/$3K, up to 5 payouts before live review.	After three successful Master Account payouts, qualified traders may transition to a Funded Account at risk-team discretion; active Master Accounts consolidate.
Coupon	No public code (verify at checkout)	No public code (verify at checkout)

How the rules differ

Drawdown. Lucid Trading: $1K/$2K/$3K/$4.5K Max Loss Limit on LucidPro evaluation. Bulenox: Option 1 uses trailing drawdown; Option 2 uses EOD/Scaling/DLL grid. Drawdown $1.5K/$2.5K/$3K/$4.5K/$5.5K.

Payouts. Lucid Trading: LucidFlex: 90/10 split, request any day after criteria, funds within 2 business days, $500 minimum, 50% of profit up to $1K/$2K/$2.5K/$3K, up to 5 payouts before live review. Bulenox: After three successful Master Account payouts, qualified traders may transition to a Funded Account at risk-team discretion; active Master Accounts consolidate.

Cost beyond the sticker. Lucid Trading runs a One-time evaluation purchase model — LucidFlex payout caps and discretionary live-review transition affect expected value. Bulenox runs a Monthly subscription evaluation model — Master-to-Funded transition and account consolidation can change realized economics after payouts.

Frequently asked

Is Lucid Trading or Bulenox cheaper for a funded futures evaluation?

Lucid Trading: LucidPro official documentation says one-time fee and no monthly rebilling; current dollar pricing needs checkout refresh. Activation: No activation fees to upgrade to funded account per LucidPro help page. Bulenox: $145/$175/$215/$325/$535 per month on Option 1 and Option 2 grids captured. Activation: Not. Net cost depends on current sales and activation fees, so confirm the final total at checkout.

What is the difference between Lucid Trading and Bulenox drawdown rules?

Lucid Trading: $1K/$2K/$3K/$4.5K Max Loss Limit on LucidPro evaluation. Bulenox: Option 1 uses trailing drawdown; Option 2 uses EOD/Scaling/DLL grid. Drawdown $1.5K/$2.5K/$3K/$4.5K/$5.5K.

Does Lucid Trading or Bulenox have a daily loss limit?

Lucid Trading: LucidPro DLL is none on 25K, then $1.2K/$1.8K/$2.7K on larger sizes. Bulenox: Option 2 DLL: $500/$1.1K/$2.2K/$3.3K/$4.5K.

What are the payout rules for Lucid Trading vs Bulenox?

Lucid Trading: LucidFlex: 90/10 split, request any day after criteria, funds within 2 business days, $500 minimum, 50% of profit up to $1K/$2K/$2.5K/$3K, up to 5 payouts before live review. Bulenox: After three successful Master Account payouts, qualified traders may transition to a Funded Account at risk-team discretion; active Master Accounts consolidate.

Sources

Official help, pricing, and payout pages used for this comparison.

LucidPro evaluation account LucidFlex payouts Lucid affiliate program status Bulenox signup account grid Bulenox Master Account Bulenox Funded Account Bulenox affiliate signup

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Key terms

EOD (end-of-day) drawdown: Your maximum-loss line trails on your balance at the daily close, not your highest intraday equity. Open profit you give back during the day does not pull the line up against you.
Trailing drawdown: Your maximum-loss line trails your highest intraday equity, so profit you reach and then give back can move the line up against you.
Daily loss limit (DLL): A cap on how much you can lose in a single trading day — some firms call it a Daily Loss Guard. A few make it optional during the evaluation.
Consistency rule: Caps how much of your total profit can come from a single best day, so one outlier session can't carry a pass or a payout.
Activation fee: A one-time fee to turn a passed evaluation into a funded account, charged on top of the evaluation price.
Profit split: The share of payouts you keep. A 90/10 split means you keep 90% and the firm keeps 10%.

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Comparison research, not investment advice. Funded-account rules, pricing, payout schedules, and coupons change without notice — figures here reflect the dataset last reviewed May 22, 2026. Always confirm current terms on the firm's official site before purchasing an evaluation.