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A coupon can reduce the initial cost of an Apex Trader Funding evaluation, but the amount shown at checkout depends on the product and the promotion available when a customer buys it. The price of an evaluation is only one of the terms a trader should examine before paying.
Apex describes its evaluation and Performance Accounts as simulated trading accounts. Customers pay for access and trade with simulated balances, not money deposited into a live trading account. Eligibility for rewards is subject to the provider’s rules.
What the checkout example shows
Marketing91 says its affiliate code is PROPSECRETS. In a manual test documented by Eduardo Montero Valiño of Marketing91 on November 9, 2026, a 100K Tradovate Intraday Trail evaluation was shown at US$790 before the code and US$79 after it, a US$711 reduction.
That is a dated example for one configuration, based on Marketing91’s documentation. It does not establish the discount available on another account or on a later date. Marketing91’s verified Apex Trader Funding coupon code page explains the code and its latest reported checks. Market Business News has not independently completed a purchase to verify the example.
Before paying, select the intended account and trading platform, enter the code at checkout, and compare the displayed price with and without the code. Apex says coupons must be applied during checkout and that a missed discount cannot be added after payment. Check the final amount before completing the order.
Check the conditions beyond the discount
The evaluation fee buys access to a particular plan. Apex says its newer evaluation plans provide 30 consecutive calendar days of access and do not renew automatically. A failed or expired evaluation cannot be reset under those terms; continuing requires purchasing a new evaluation. Its older legacy accounts have different terms, so readers should check the plan they are buying.
Passing an evaluation does not automatically start a Performance Account. Apex’s activation guidance says an eligible customer generally has seven calendar days after the evaluation is marked as passed to complete the applicable activation process. The fee and conditions depend on the chosen plan.
Also review the permitted trading instruments, maximum loss or drawdown rules, time limits and conditions for requesting rewards. A lower entry price does not change those rules or guarantee that an evaluation will be passed.
Understand the simulation and the risks
According to Apex’s risk disclosure, Evaluation and Performance Account trades take place in a simulated environment. The account balance shown on a plan is not a cash deposit available to withdraw. Apex says rewards are subject to its rules and discretion. It also describes a separate live trading program for selected participants, with its own conditions.
Customers can lose the fees they pay if they fail an evaluation or decide the service is unsuitable. Simulated performance also differs from trading with real financial risk. Read the current agreement, refund policy and applicable local rules before committing money.
Offers and product terms may change. Check the current price, discount, activation terms and all conditions directly with Apex at the time of purchase.
