Bulenox Clarifies Fast Track and Momentum Payout Rules
Bulenox has clarified how payouts work on its two new account types - Fast Track and Momentum Master. The two use different mechanics: Fast Track is based on a Profit Goal, while Momentum Master is based on a Minimum Balance. Here is a plain-language breakdown with 50K worked examples.
TL;DR - Bulenox Payout Rules
- Bulenox clarified payouts on its Fast Track and Momentum Master accounts.
- Fast Track (Profit Goal): earn a set amount of new profit per payout - $3,000 first, then $2,000 each time (50K example).
- Momentum Master (Minimum Balance): stay at or above a fixed balance ($53,000 on a 50K), and restore it after each withdrawal.
- You must stay above the max drawdown at all times to keep the account active.
- Bonus: Bulenox is running 45% off today with code FPF.
Two New Account Types, Two Payout Models
Bulenox recently added new account types, and there was some confusion about how their payouts work. The firm has now spelled it out. The key thing to understand is that Fast Track and Momentum Master use two different systems for deciding when you can take a payout.
Fast Track - The Profit Goal Model
On a Fast Track account, each payout is tied to a Profit Goal - the balance level at which a payout becomes available. You reach it by generating new profit. On a 50K Fast Track account, the first Profit Goal is $3,000 in new profit. Every payout after that needs $2,000 in newly generated profit.
In short: once you hit the Profit Goal, you can request a payout within the minimum and maximum limits. The next payout starts a fresh $2,000 profit target from wherever your balance sits.
Momentum Master - The Minimum Balance Model
A Momentum Master account works differently. Instead of a new-profit target, it uses a Minimum Balance - the balance level at which payouts become available. On a 50K Momentum Master account, the Minimum Balance is $53,000. You must be at or above that level to request a payout, and after a withdrawal drops you below it, you have to build the balance back up to $53,000 before the next payout.
So after the first payout drops you to $52,000, you only need $1,000 to get back to the $53,000 Minimum Balance. Requesting the second $2,000 payout then brings the balance down to $51,000.
The Key Difference
Fast Track asks you to generate a set amount of new profit for each payout ($3,000, then $2,000 each time).
Momentum Master asks you to keep your account at or above a fixed Minimum Balance ($53,000 on a 50K), restoring it after every withdrawal.
In both cases, all payouts are subject to the minimum and maximum limits and the rest of the account rules - and you must stay above the maximum allowed drawdown at all times to keep the account active. These examples are illustrations only; for anything specific, contact Bulenox support via HelpDesk ticket or live chat.
Bonus: Bulenox is running 45% off today only with code FPF.
Get 45% Off Bulenox with FPFFrequently Asked Questions
What are Bulenox Fast Track and Momentum accounts?
They are two of Bulenox's new account types. Each uses a different payout mechanic: Fast Track uses a Profit Goal, and Momentum Master uses a Minimum Balance. Bulenox published examples to clarify how each one works.
How do payouts work on a Bulenox Fast Track account?
Fast Track uses a Profit Goal, which is the balance level where a payout becomes available. On a 50K account the first Profit Goal is $3,000 in new profit (balance $53,000), and every payout after that needs $2,000 in newly generated profit.
How do payouts work on a Bulenox Momentum Master account?
Momentum Master uses a Minimum Balance. On a 50K account the Minimum Balance is $53,000. You must be at or above it to request a payout, and after a withdrawal drops you below it you have to build the balance back up to $53,000 before the next payout.
What is the difference between Fast Track and Momentum payouts?
Fast Track requires you to generate a set amount of new profit for each payout, measured from your current balance. Momentum Master instead requires your account to sit at or above a fixed Minimum Balance, which you must restore after each withdrawal.
Do I need to stay above the max drawdown on these accounts?
Yes. You must remain above the maximum allowed drawdown level at all times to keep the account active, regardless of which payout model your account uses.
Is there a Bulenox discount right now?
Yes. Bulenox is running 45% off with code FPF, for today only. Apply code FPF at checkout to get the discount before it ends tonight.