Public product reference
CoreX Funding is a live proprietary trading firm. Its public product is a useful reference for the kind of trader journey, evaluation structure, and operations a technology provider must be ready to support. This page describes what is visible on the public website. It is not a claim that NAQ Props built or operates CoreX.
Public product homepage · corex-funding.com
Overview
CoreX presents evaluation challenges that lead to funded accounts, a choice of trading terminals, published risk rules, and payout options. Those surfaces are typical of the systems a prop firm has to run — marketing, onboarding, account state, rules, and settlement.
Context
A modern prop firm has to sell an evaluation, provision a trading account, enforce published rules, and pay traders who request a payout. CoreX’s public site is a complete example of that commercial surface — useful when scoping technology for firms in the same category.
Verified surface
Taken from CoreX Funding’s public website and FAQ. Product facts — not delivery claims by NAQ Props.
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Public materials describe 1-Step and 2-Step challenges, account sizes from $5,000 to $200,000, and profit splits published as 85% and 90% respectively.
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The public site lists MetaTrader 5, cTrader, MatchTrader, and TradeLocker as available terminals.
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CoreX documents daily and maximum drawdown limits that differ by program, with no advertised time limit or minimum trading-day requirement on the challenges described in its FAQ.
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Public FAQ copy describes payout requests from $100, methods including bank wire, selected cryptocurrencies, Wise, and Payoneer, and a stated aim of fast processing.
Clarity
This page does not state that NAQ Props designed, built, or operates CoreX Funding. It does not invent timelines, architecture diagrams, revenue, user counts, or testimonials. Authentic CoreX brand marks are used to identify the public product.
