Strix Pro Review (2026): Sell Options, Spreads & Iron Condors, Prices & Payouts

What is Strix Options Funding Strix Pro?

It is the only Strix Options Funding plan that lets you open short legs: buying plus selling options whose maximum loss is finite, so credit spreads, iron condors and butterflies, on a one-time fee with no activation fee.

What are the Strix Options Funding Strix Pro rules?

Hit the 12% target without touching the 6% End-of-Day trailing drawdown, which is watched in real time. There is no consistency rule, no daily loss limit, no minimum days and no deadline. Unlimited-loss short calls need a hedge on the same root and expiration, and a stop order does not count as one. Expiring options follow each instrument's standard cutoffs, with no earlier Pro cutoff.

Options only, on 180 approved tickers (SPY, QQQ, SPX, SPXW, IWM, NVDA, TSLA and more); no stock trading in the evaluation or funded. Overnight and weekend holds and CPI, FOMC and earnings trading are allowed. There is no API or automation: every order is placed by hand on RixTrade, a web platform that also runs in a mobile browser. Up to 10 evaluation or funded accounts at once.

How much does Strix Options Funding Strix Pro cost?

$198 for the 10K, $398 for the 25K, $798 for the 50K and $1,598 for the 100K, paid once. Our code FE takes 55% off: $89.10, $179.10, $359.10 and $719.10. Strix Pro has no activation fee and no funded subscription. One reset per evaluation costs 10% less than you paid.

Our code FE takes 55% off every Strix Options Funding evaluation at checkout through our link. Affiliate link: FundedEnigma may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.

How do Strix Options Funding Strix Pro payouts work?

Funded, each payout needs 8 qualifying winning days (not in a row) and new net trading profit of at least 15% of your largest simultaneous assessed risk in the cycle: $20,000 of peak risk needs $3,000. Take up to 50% of profit, from $200 to $2,000, capped for payouts 1 to 4 with the fourth cap repeating, at 80/20. Only a paid payout starts the next cycle.

Payouts go by ACH or wire from Mercury (international wire outside the US) after an ID and selfie check before the first one; approved payouts typically clear within a few business days. From the second payout, your balance at request time must sit at least $1 above the balance at your last request.

What happens after you pass Strix Options Funding Strix Pro?

Activating the funded account resets the trailing drawdown; it trails until the floor reaches your starting balance, then locks. The profit-to-risk check applies to funded payouts only, never to passing, and a breached funded account is closed for good.

Live is at Strix's discretion: you cannot apply. A Live Program Notice gives you 30 days to answer. Accepting closes every evaluation and funded account and cancels pending payout requests unpaid; declining closes your accounts and pays pending requests capped at $3,000 in total. The one live account, with real capital at Interactive Brokers, is 50% of your largest funded plan ($12,500, $25,000 or $50,000; 10K accounts are not eligible), defined-risk positions only, with a daily loss limit until the floor locks, 80/20, a $100 minimum and no cap.

How does Strix Options Funding Strix Pro compare to Options Funding Growth 100K?

Options Funding Growth 100K scores 5.3/10 against Strix Pro 100K's 5.7. Both let you sell options, but Growth is billed $199.60 a month with that firm's code until you pass, plus a $129 activation fee; Strix Pro is $719.10 once with code FE and no activation fee.

Every Strix plan is compared side by side on the Strix Options Funding page, and any two firms on the comparison hub.

Is Strix Options Funding Strix Pro worth it?

The 100K rates 5.7/10 (Fair). It suits options traders who sell premium with defined risk and want an End-of-Day drawdown and no activation fee. The highest price at Strix, the 15% profit-to-risk check and the smaller caps on the 10K and 25K are the trade-offs.

Scores follow the Enigma Rating method: value, risk cushion, payout reach and pass ease.

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