FundedNext at a Glance
| Methodology score | 81 / 100 |
| Founded | 2022 |
| Headquarters | Dubai, United Arab Emirates |
| Markets | Forex, Indices, Commodities, Crypto |
| Platforms | MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, Match-Trader |
| Challenge types | Stellar One-Step; Stellar Two-Step; Express; Evaluation |
| Account sizes | $6,000 to $200,000, scaling to $4 million |
| Profit split | 80% to 95%, plus 15% of profit made during the evaluation paid after passing |
| Drawdown type | Static |
| Payouts | Every 5 days on Stellar after the first; monthly on Express |
What Is FundedNext?
FundedNext launched in 2022 and grew quickly on features traders liked: a share of the profit made during the challenge itself, several evaluation models, four platforms, and short payout cycles. Its Stellar models are the main products: a one-step with a tight 6% maximum loss and a two-step with a conventional 10%.
The firm discounts often and its fees are competitive. Its history is short compared with FTMO or The5ers, which the transparency score reflects, but its payout record so far is public and busy.
How the FundedNext Challenge Works
- Choose Stellar One-Step, Stellar Two-Step or Express and an account size.
- Reach the target without breaching the daily or maximum loss; the evaluation profit earns a 15% share paid after passing.
- Trade the funded account and request payouts every five days after the first.
- Scale the balance at profit milestones.
Challenge Options
- Stellar One-Step
- Stellar Two-Step
- Express
- Evaluation
Challenge Fees
From about $60 for $6,000 to about $1,000 for $200,000; frequent discounts. Discounts are common across the industry; the fee guide explains how to compare them, and FrugalFX tracks current offers.
Profit Targets
Stellar One-Step: 10%; Stellar Two-Step: 8% then 5%; Express: 25% cumulative. The ratio between the target and the maximum loss is the best single measure of how hard a challenge is; the profit targets lesson explains why.
Drawdown Rules
Daily loss limit: 3% (Stellar One-Step) to 5% (Two-Step). Maximum loss: 6% (One-Step) to 10% (Two-Step). Drawdown type: Static. A static drawdown is measured from the starting balance and never moves, which rewards early profit with a cushion. Read the drawdown rules guide before paying for any evaluation.
Trading Rules
| Profit targets | Stellar One-Step: 10%; Stellar Two-Step: 8% then 5%; Express: 25% cumulative |
| Daily loss limit | 3% (Stellar One-Step) to 5% (Two-Step) |
| Maximum loss | 6% (One-Step) to 10% (Two-Step) |
| Drawdown type | Static |
| Minimum trading days | 5 in Stellar Two-Step; 2 in One-Step; none in Express |
| Maximum trading days | None |
| News trading | Restricted on Stellar One-Step funded accounts; allowed elsewhere |
| Weekend holding | Allowed |
| EA and automated trading | Allowed, with restrictions on copied trades |
Platforms and Markets
FundedNext offers MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader, Match-Trader for trading forex, indices, commodities, crypto. The platform reference pages compare the major platforms.
Funded Account
After passing, the funded account keeps the same loss limits and drops the profit target. FundedNext offers a free trial or demo, which is the cheapest way to learn its rules before paying. The funded accounts lesson explains what a funded account is and is not.
Profit Split
80% to 95%, plus 15% of profit made during the evaluation paid after passing.
Payouts
Every 5 days on Stellar after the first; monthly on Express. Payout terms decide how much of the split you actually see; the payouts guide lists what to check.
Scaling
Balance increases at profit milestones to $4 million.
Methodology Scores
| Challenge cost | 84 |
| Trading rules | 78 |
| Drawdown | 80 |
| Profit targets | 72 |
| Profit split | 88 |
| Payouts | 90 |
| Platforms | 90 |
| Markets | 78 |
| Company transparency | 72 |
Key Strengths
- 15% profit share on evaluation profit
- Payouts every five days
- Four platforms including cTrader and Match-Trader
- Free trial
- Frequent discounts
Important Considerations
- Only three years of history
- One-step model has a tight 6% maximum loss
- News restrictions on some funded accounts
- Rules differ between models and must be read per model
Who Is FundedNext Suitable For?
Traders comfortable with a tight one-step drawdown or a standard two-step who want fast payouts and a share of challenge-phase profit.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is FundedNext legitimate?
FundedNext has operated since 2022 from Dubai, United Arab Emirates as Next Ventures Ltd. Like almost all online prop firms it is not a regulated financial firm; its reliability rests on its record of paying traders, which our transparency score (72/100) reflects.
How much does the FundedNext challenge cost?
From about $60 for $6,000 to about $1,000 for $200,000; frequent discounts.
What is the FundedNext profit split?
80% to 95%, plus 15% of profit made during the evaluation paid after passing.
What drawdown rules does FundedNext use?
Daily loss limit: 3% (Stellar One-Step) to 5% (Two-Step). Maximum loss: 6% (One-Step) to 10% (Two-Step). Drawdown type: Static. See the drawdown lesson for what each measurement means.
What is the FundedNext 15% profit share?
Profit made during the evaluation phase earns the trader 15% of it, paid once the evaluation is passed and the first funded payout is made.
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