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Apex Trader Funding $50,000: rules and limits.
Dated rule snapshot for Apex Trader Funding $50,000: drawdown, target, trading conditions and payout questions.
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Current review: Sep 5, 2026
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Legacy model scope
This page is a dated reference for Apex Trader Funding's Legacy Evaluation model at a nominal $50,000 account size. Apex also publishes Intraday Trailing and End-of-Day products with different mechanics, so do not combine this snapshot with another product or assume the account size identifies every rule.
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How the Legacy trailing threshold works
The Legacy Full evaluation threshold trails the account's highest live value, including unrealized gains, by the plan's maximum drawdown. It can move upward during an open trade and does not move down when the balance later falls. The reviewed Legacy rules list no daily maximum drawdown, but breaching the applicable threshold can fail the evaluation. Check the platform-specific terms before relying on the mechanics.
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Size-specific reference for $50,000 — Apex Legacy evaluation
Apex's reviewed Legacy Evaluation table lists a $2,500 maximum trailing drawdown for this nominal size. That equals 5.00% of the nominal account size as a comparison ratio, not a risk recommendation. The source also states that there is no daily maximum drawdown in that Legacy evaluation. The same provider publishes separate Intraday and EOD products with different mechanics and parameters; this URL does not select one of those models. Confirm the exact platform, model, contract limit, profit goal and minimum trading-day requirement in the provider's current rule page before relying on the figure. Checked against the official Apex Legacy Evaluation Rules on 2026-09-05.
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