Apex Trader Funding Futures Reviews

Purchased a $25 evaluation and my account was permanently banned before I even placed a single trade. I wasn’t given a clear reason for the decision, my appeal was denied, and my refund request was also rejected. Very disappointing experience and a lack of transparency in handling customer accounts.

Apex Trader Funding me parece una de las opciones más conocidas del mercado, pero también una de las más difíciles de operar de forma consistente debido a sus reglas de gestión del riesgo. El principal problema es, sin duda, el **Intraday Trailing Drawdown**. En lugar de permitir que el trader se centre únicamente en el mercado, esta regla obliga a estar pendiente constantemente del nivel de drawdown disponible. Cada vez que la cuenta alcanza un nuevo máximo durante la sesión, el límite de pérdida se ajusta automáticamente, haciendo que devolver pa...

Apex Trader Funding is a reliable prop firm with a simple evaluation process and helpful customer support. They also offer regular discounts, making it more affordable to get started. Overall, it's a good choice for traders who want to earn a funded account.

I’ve been trading with Apex for a year, trying to pass the challenge and get a payout. When I finally made it, Apex DID NOT PAY ME! I met all the conditions. There was only one last step left – to verify my identity. During the verification process, the system mysteriously stopped working, and I couldn't upload my ID. I contacted support. They replied three days later and terminated my account. After that, they ghosted me completely. They shut down my account and blocked the email addresses I was writing to them from. It took me a year to achieve th...

Apex is one of the best futures prop firms Ive used, the trading rules are clear, the platform is reliable, and the support team is responsive whenever I need help. Overall, a great experience and a solid choice for futures traders

Worst firm in industry, Don't waste your time and money with them. I faced multiple issues since they have started EOD program. Earlier they used to fine but they have gone worse in last couple of months. Issues: 1. Don't expect response from support for weeks 2. minimum 10 days to get your payout processed. 3. No clear rules. Their EOD program suggests that max 6 payout and no Live but after even 2nd 3rd payout they move you to Live. 4. Once they move you to Live they don't repond for months. It's been over a month for me without any update. so d...

My experience with this company and Tradovate was disappointing. My stop order wasn’t triggered during the funded stage, but it worked fine during the evaluation. This resulted in a significant loss of $1,500 and five consecutive losses. Upon visiting the customer service department, I encountered a lack of assistance in resolving my summit ticket issue. Despite my efforts, I was not able to speak with a representative until two days later, when the problem was attributed to the broker and no resolution was provided.

I found Apex as one of the most reliable prop firms on the social media, and that's the reason I tried it. After trying it by myself, I found it attractive with trader friendly rules, however their website's interface is not good. Being the OG in the industry, they should have a better website and most importantly the payout speed, its the slowest among all. However the ability to trade 20 accounts at one time covers the delayed payout processing.

One of the most known firms, but still with a rudimentary site. Basic but not much interative. Still one with the best prices yet and bigger accounts

ME GUSTA MUCHO LA EMPRESA PORQUE PUEDO UTILIZAR TRADINGVIEW para colocar ordenes con Tradovate, lo que no me gusta es tener que pagar el fee de activacion. Ademas han cambiado las reglas de consistencia y retiros en contra de los operadores minoristas Translation: I really like the company because I can use TradingView to place orders with Tradovate, what I don't like is having to pay the activation fee. Also, they have changed the consistency and withdrawal rules against retail traders