Apex Trader Funding is calling a 92% off window its biggest sale ever, and it ends tonight.

Key facts
The firm’s official X account posted the terms on 6 October. Legacy evaluations are 92% off the first month and 80% off recurring months. Intraday and end-of-day evaluations are 92% off. Apex says the one-day-to-pass rule still applies on every evaluation. The sale ends Wednesday 7 October at 11:59 p.m. ET. The posts do not name a coupon code, so the checkout page is the place to confirm how the discount is applied.

This sits on top of the anniversary series that started in late September. The first public drop put selected Legacy evaluations at $21 for 48 hours and put Intraday and EOD plans at 90% off, covered here. A week before that, Apex had already run a 90/90/90 flash sale. The new number is two points deeper than that 90% off line, not a new product.

What it means for traders
If you were waiting on an Intraday or EOD evaluation, the extra two points is small next to the activation fee and the rules you actually trade under. On a published $249 Intraday 50K list price, 92% off is about $20 before any activation. Legacy is the messier case. The first month is cheap, then the recurring charge comes back at 80% off, which is still a subscription. Traders who only wanted the older ruleset for a short pass should read the recurring line before they treat this like a one-time fee.

Our Take
Apex has spent the anniversary month making list price almost irrelevant. 92% off is a real cut versus 90% off, and the firm is right to call the headline its deepest public discount. It is still the same sale pattern, with a hard stop tonight. If the account type and the rules already fit, the window is short enough to matter. If they do not, a slightly deeper coupon does not fix that.

Gourang Parekh

I’ve been trading for over 5 years, mainly across Indian markets, futures, forex, crypto, and CFDs. Over the years, I’ve traded with a lot of different brokers and prop firms and spent a huge amount of time testing their rules, platforms, pricing, drawdown models, payout systems, and trading conditions.

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