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Apex Capital Funding Review
Apex Capital Funding was listed as a prop trading firm, but its official domain now redirects to a page selling the domain itself.
Account Sizes
Various
Profit Split
Up to 90%
Max Drawdown
10%
Payout
Bi-weekly
Pros
- The existing bestforex.io listing states a profit split up to 90 percent
- It describes a bi weekly payout schedule for passed evaluations
- Max drawdown was listed at a moderate 10 percent of the account
- The evaluation challenge model matches common industry practice
Cons
- Its official domain now redirects to a page selling the domain
- No independent news or trader reviews could be found for this name
- No company registration or address could be confirmed anywhere
- Archive.org shows no working website, only the domain sale redirect
BestForex.io listed Apex Capital Funding as a prop trading firm offering evaluation based accounts for forex and futures traders, with a profit split up to 90 percent. Its listed official website is apexcapitalfunding.com.
That domain does not lead to a trading firm today. It redirects straight to a page on HugeDomains offering to sell the address for 7,995 dollars. Archive.org shows the same redirect as far back as July 2025, with no earlier capture of a working site.
Independent searches for Apex Capital Funding, separate from the larger and unrelated Apex Trader Funding brand, turn up no news coverage, trader reviews, or company registration. Treat this listing with real caution, since no confirmed live website exists to open an account through today.
Max Leverage
Not confirmed
Spreads From
Not applicable, no confirmed live trading account exists to check
Platforms
Challenge Types
Regulation, fund safety, track record
Spreads, execution, leverage
Platform quality, charting, features
Analysis, webinars, learning materials
Support quality, responsiveness
Mobile app quality, features
