01The verdict
Apex 4.0 carries a check scalp-fit and a EOD / INTRADAY drawdown model. 4.0 dropped monthly billing and made EOD the default. Largest copy cap on the market (20 accounts).
✓ Strengths
- EOD is now the default drawdown
- Largest copy cap (up to 20 accounts)
- One-time fee
✕ Watch-outs
- Some plans still offer intraday
- Execution to be re-tested
02Drawdown & scalp-fit
Drawdown model: EOD default / intraday. How the floor behaves decides whether you survive a bad sequence; the scalp-fit tag decides whether your tick style is even allowed. Read the explainers: drawdown types · scalping rules. Always confirm the funded-stage wording on the firm's own help center.
03Costs over the account lifecycle
Fee model: One-time, split 100% - 90/10, payout cadence 24-48h. Map the full lifecycle before you commit — eval fee, any eval rebilling, activation, and funded rebilling — to get the real cost per account. Model it across several accounts in the scaling simulator.
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