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We’re a member of Apex Trader Funding’s affiliate program. When you buy an evaluation through our links or with our affiliate code DLAB, Apex may pay us a fee. It doesn’t change your price.
We don’t sell trading accounts, and Apex doesn’t review or approve what we write.
Which links are affiliate links
The “Open Apex”, “Open Apex with our code” and “Copy code and open Apex” buttons and links on this site are affiliate links, and DLAB is our affiliate code.
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What the fee doesn’t change
- Your price. Using our links or our affiliate code DLAB adds nothing to what you pay. Apex’s checkout shows the total.
- What we write. We describe Apex’s rules, prices and payout terms the way Apex publishes them, including the parts that are hard on traders.
- The downsides. Our Apex Trader Funding review lists the drawbacks next to the strengths.
- Our opinions. They compare trade-offs. We don’t tell you which account to buy or how many contracts to trade.
- What we leave out. We don’t publish testimonials, payout screenshots, equity curves or countdown timers.
Always check Apex’s own pages
Apex changes its prices and rules from time to time. We re-check Apex’s own pages regularly and date every update, but its website and help center are the final word. Check the current terms before you buy.
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