Strix Options Funding Review 2026
In short: Strix Options Funding is a United States-based options proprietary trading firm that has been operating for 1 year. Evaluation accounts start at $119, currently 55% off with code FE. Funded traders keep a 80/20 profit split. Capital can scale up to 10 accounts up to $100K (simulated); one live account at 50% of the largest funded plan.

Strix Options Funding
Strix Options Funding is an options prop firm (Strix Options LLC, Miami, Florida): one-step Strix (End-of-Day trailing drawdown), Express (lower target, intraday trailing drawdown) and Strix Pro (buy and sell finite-loss options, spreads and condors, no activation fee) evaluations from $10K to $100K on the RixTrade web platform. Each evaluation is a one-time fee with no monthly billing and no deadline; funded accounts split 80/20 and pay after 8 qualifying winning days, and a discretionary live account at Interactive Brokers follows.
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Quick Facts
Profit Split
80/20
Max Allocation
10 accounts up to $100K (simulated); one live account at 50% of the largest funded plan
First Payout
8 days
Payout Frequency
Per payout: 8 qualifying winning days in the cycle (not consecutive, no calendar wait)
Company Information
Features & Rules
Payment Methods
Overview
Enigma Rating
80% data confidence
Follows the best-rated of 12 plans, each scored on its own rules and price against plans with the same drawdown type.
Net first payout you can expect per dollar paid in (repeat your eval result once, after the split and any cap; monthly plans count an expected 1.5 months of fees) — vs. every plan in the same market. — ≈ $4.0 first payout / $1 spent · Strix 100K
How much USABLE loss buffer you get for what you pay in — a static drawdown counts in full, an end-of-day trailing one 85%, an intraday trailing one 60% — vs. every plan in the same market. — ≈ $14.8 buffer / $1 spent · Strix 100K
How quickly you reach a first withdrawal — eval days, funded days, the profit buffer and the payout cycle — how cheaply, and how much you can withdraw per month across all allowed accounts before going live. — ≈ 9 trading days to a first payout · $405 all-in · Strix 100K
How few restrictive rules stand between you and getting funded — scored per plan from its own eval and funded rules (static > locking trailing > end-of-day > intraday drawdown, buffer vs target, daily loss limit, consistency, min days, phases). — Friction: Lower first-payout return per $ than most plans in this market, First payout capped at $2,000 · Strix 100K
Rating by plan
All-in price includes the live discount| Plan | Account | Total cost | Value | Cushion | Payout | Ease | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Express | 10K | $122.55−55% | |||||
| Strix | 10K | $149.55−55% | |||||
| Strix Pro | 10K | $89.10−55% | |||||
| Express | 25K | $169.55−55% | |||||
| Strix | 25K | $223.55−55% | |||||
| Strix Pro | 25K | $179.10−55% | |||||
| Express | 50K | $222.05−55% | |||||
| Strix | 50K | $307.55−55% | |||||
| Strix Pro | 50K | $359.10−55% | |||||
| Express | 100K | $301.55−55% | |||||
| StrixBest | 100K | $405.05−55% | |||||
| Strix Pro | 100K | $719.10−55% |
Why the best plan scores well
- +End-of-day drawdown in eval
- +End-of-day drawdown once funded, locks at the start balance
- +No daily loss limit
- +No consistency rule in eval
- +Pass in as little as 1 day
What holds it back
- −Lower first-payout return per $ than most plans in this market
- −First payout capped at $2,000
Trading Platforms
Tradable Assets
Payment Methods
Payout Methods
Key Features
Risk-Reward Profile
Trading Flexibility Score
Based on Strix Options Funding's trading rules, this firm offers a aggressive trading environment. Ideal for active traders who want flexibility with their strategies.
Indicative classification derived from the firm's published rule flags (scalping, news trading, consistency rules, etc.). Not part of the Enigma Score — see our methodology page for how firms are actually scored.
Market Position
Strix Options Funding at a glance
Challenge Plans & Pricing
Cost Calculator
Evaluation vs Funded Account
What Changes When You Get Funded
Key rule differences between evaluation and funded phases
Payout Journey
Pass Evaluation
Complete all evaluation phases and meet profit targets
KYC Verification
Submit identity documents for verification
Receive Funded Account
Get access to your live funded trading account
First Payout Eligible
Meet the minimum trading period before first withdrawal
Request Payout
Submit withdrawal request and receive your profits
Pass Evaluation
Complete all evaluation phases and meet profit targets
KYC Verification
Submit identity documents for verification
Receive Funded Account
Get access to your live funded trading account
First Payout Eligible
Meet the minimum trading period before first withdrawal
Request Payout
Submit withdrawal request and receive your profits
Trading Rules
Trading Permissions
Trading Requirements
Additional Rules
None on any plan, in the evaluation or funded.
Evaluation Guidelines
Options prop firm (Strix Options LLC, Miami) on the RixTrade web platform: one-step evaluations from $10K to $100K, each a one-time fee with no monthly billing and no deadline. Strix ($179 / $299 / $419 / $569): 12% target, 6% End-of-Day trailing drawdown, buy-only calls and puts. Express ($119 / $179 / $229 / $339): 8% target, 4% intraday trailing drawdown, buy-only. Strix Pro ($198 / $398 / $798 / $1,598): 12% target, 6% End-of-Day trailing drawdown, buying plus finite-loss selling (spreads, iron condors, butterflies), no activation fee. No consistency rule, no daily loss limit, no minimum days. Strix and Express charge a one-time $69-$149 activation fee to go funded. Funded: 80/20, each payout needs 8 qualifying winning days and pays up to 50% of profit, capped for payouts 1-4; Strix Pro adds a 15% profit-to-risk check. Live is at Strix's discretion: one Interactive Brokers account at 50% of your largest funded plan; accepting cancels pending payout requests.
Options only, on a whitelist of 180 tickers (SPY, QQQ, SPX, SPXW, IWM, NVDA, TSLA and more); no stock trading in Evaluation or Funded. 0DTE allowed; expiring positions auto-close at 3:55 PM ET (4:10 PM for SPY, QQQ, IWM, DIA). Overnight and weekend holds and news/earnings trading allowed. No API or automation; orders placed by hand on RixTrade. Up to 10 evaluation or funded accounts at once. One paid reset per evaluation (10% off what you paid); a breached funded account cannot be reset. Payouts by ACH or wire from Mercury after ID + selfie KYC. Live (discretionary): defined-risk positions only, daily loss limit until the floor locks, $100 minimum, no cap, 80/20.
Restricted Countries
Strix Options Funding is not available in 21 countries
Traders from these countries cannot participate in evaluations
This list may change. Please verify eligibility directly with Strix Options Funding before purchasing.
Trust & Track Record
Reviews & Verdict
The Upside
What we love
Traders keep 80/20 of their profits.
Skip evaluation with instant funding options.
No restrictions on trading during news events.
Grow your account size with performance.
The Downside
Room for improvement
None on any plan, in the evaluation or funded.
Not available in 21 countries.
Identity verification required before trading.
High-frequency trading strategies are restricted.
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Frequently Asked Questions
About Strix Options Funding
Payouts: Per payout: 8 qualifying winning days in the cycle (not consecutive, no calendar wait), with a first withdrawal available after 8 days. Risk is managed using the EOD trailing (Strix, Strix Pro) / intraday trailing (Express) drawdown model, and a consistency rule applies: None on any plan, in the evaluation or funded. Trading is available on RixTrade across Options. Compare Strix Options Funding on FundedEnigma and check out with code FE to get the firm's current public discount while the sale is attributed to FundedEnigma.
Strix Options Funding plans
- Strix Options Funding Express — 10K / 25K / 50K / 100K, from $53.55 (55% off) · plan details + video
- Strix Options Funding Strix Plan — 10K / 25K / 50K / 100K, from $80.55 (55% off) · plan details + video
- Strix Options Funding Strix Pro — 10K / 25K / 50K / 100K, from $89.10 (55% off) · plan details + video
Strix Options Funding — Frequently asked questions
- Is there a Strix Options Funding discount code?
- Yes. FundedEnigma's code for Strix Options Funding is FE, currently 55% off evaluations (verified October 26, 2026). Enter it at checkout.
- How much does Strix Options Funding cost?
- Strix Options Funding evaluations start at $119 (base price). Use code FE for the current 55% discount.
- What is Strix Options Funding's profit split?
- Strix Options Funding offers a 80/20 profit split.
- What is Strix Options Funding's payout policy?
- Strix Options Funding's payout policy is: Per payout: 8 qualifying winning days in the cycle (not consecutive, no calendar wait).
- Does Strix Options Funding have a consistency rule?
- Yes — Strix Options Funding applies a consistency rule: None on any plan, in the evaluation or funded.
- What drawdown type does Strix Options Funding use?
- Strix Options Funding uses EOD trailing (Strix, Strix Pro) / intraday trailing (Express) drawdown.
- Which countries does Strix Options Funding restrict?
- Strix Options Funding does not accept traders from 21 countries, including Afghanistan, Belarus, Central African Republic, DR Congo, Congo, Cuba, Eritrea, Haiti and 13 more. The full list is on this page under Restricted Countries.
- What are Strix Options Funding's payout rules?
- At Strix Options Funding, payouts are per payout: 8 qualifying winning days in the cycle (not consecutive, no calendar wait); the first payout can be requested after 8 days; payout methods are ACH, Wire transfer.
By Steve H — reads every firm’s official rulebook, checks prices and codes daily, and maintains the Enigma Score · Methodology · Editorial policy · Last updated October 26, 2026