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FundedNext

Multi-asset prop firm

FundedNext offers several evaluation models (including one- and two-phase and an express path) and advertises one of the highest profit splits in the industry. Popular for its promotions, but read the consistency and payout conditions carefully.

May fit: High profit splitRisk: Consistency ruleMultiple models
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Quick facts

Funding type
Evaluation / Express models
Profit split
Up to 95% — the 95% tier is an optional paid add-on
Platforms
MT4, MT5, cTrader, Match-Trader, TradingView
Trustpilot
4.5 (~76k reviews)

Where you can trade

Offered in most countries; sanctioned jurisdictions are excluded and some countries face restrictions. Check the current restricted-country list on FundedNext's site before buying.

Notable restrictions (5)
United StatesMalaysiaVietnamBangladeshSri Lanka

Checked by SMCM 2026-07-09. The provider's official list is authoritative and can change. See the official list ↗

Eligibility depends on your country of residence and which entity you are onboarded to, and can change. Always confirm you can open an account — and under which entity — on the provider's official site before funding.

Our take

FundedNext scaled quickly by competing on two things traders notice immediately: a high advertised profit split and a menu of evaluation models, from one- and two-phase challenges to a faster express route. If you want flexibility in how you get funded, the choice is genuinely useful.

The catch is complexity. Consistency rules and a steady stream of promotions make it hard to compare the true cost and the real odds of reaching a payout. The advertised split is the headline; the fine print of the specific model you buy is what actually governs your account.

It fits traders who are comfortable navigating terms to chase a better split, and who will verify which rules apply before paying. It is less ideal if you want one simple, fixed ruleset you never have to re-check.

Pros

  • Advertised profit split up to 95%
  • Multiple evaluation models to choose from
  • Large, active user base

Cons

  • Consistency rules can complicate payouts
  • Frequent promos make it hard to compare true cost
  • Terms have changed over time — verify current rules

Rules by account type

The rules belong to the product, not the brand — read the row for the account you are actually buying.

AccountProfit targetDaily loss limitMax loss limitMin trading days
Stellar 1-Step10%3%6% — static2
Stellar 2-Step8% then 5%5%10% — static5 per phase
Stellar Lite8% then 4%4%8% — static5 per phase
Stellar InstantNone — funded from day oneNone6% — trailingNone

The same on every model

Does the open trade count?
Yes. The daily loss limit is calculated from your initial balance, but floating profit and loss on open positions counts toward it, and it resets at 00:00 server time — not your midnight.
Time limit
None on Stellar 1-Step, 2-Step or Lite. An account with no trade for 60 consecutive days is deactivated instead.
Consistency rule
40%, and it is a payout test rather than a daily cap: it is evaluated only when you request an on-demand reward on a funded Stellar 2-Step or Lite account, and your best single day must not exceed 40% of total profit at that moment. On $1,000 of profit, no single day above $400, and FundedNext’s own worked example passes an account sitting at exactly 40%. Stellar Instant has no consistency rule. The separate futures line runs its own 40% version at different stages, which this CFD table does not cover.
Requesting a payout
Profit must reach at least 2% of the initial balance. A request under $20 cannot be made and rolls into the next cycle. Crypto is capped at $1,999 per request; bank transfer runs $1,000 to $50,000.
High-impact news
Not blocked, but a News Reward Share Rule applies in the 10-minute window around a listed event (five minutes either side): 40% of the profit from those trades is credited, while losses in that window stay yours in full. Stellar 1-Step, 2-Step and Lite only.

Read from FundedNext's published trading objectives on 2026-09-18. These change — check the current page for the product you are buying.

Full details

Evaluation models
1-phase (Stellar), 2-phase, Express
Account sizes
Multiple tiers up to $200k+ per account
Profit target
10% on Stellar 1-Step; 8% then 5% on 2-Step; 8% then 4% on Lite; none on Instant
Daily loss limit
3% on 1-Step, 5% on 2-Step, 4% on Lite, none on Instant — from the initial balance, but floating P/L counts toward it
Max drawdown
Static on 1-Step (6%), 2-Step (10%) and Lite (8%); trailing on Stellar Instant (6%)
Consistency rule
40% on Stellar 2-Step and Lite, checked when you request an on-demand reward rather than daily. Stellar Instant has none
Challenge-phase profit share
Pays a share of profits earned during the evaluation itself
Profit split
Up to 95% — the 95% tier is an optional paid add-on
Payout
Profit must reach 2% of the initial balance to request. Under $20 rolls over; crypto capped at $1,999 per request; bank $1,000–$50,000

Who it may fit

  • Traders chasing a high profit split
  • Those who want a choice of evaluation models

Who should avoid it

  • Traders who dislike consistency rules
  • Anyone who wants one simple fixed ruleset

FAQ

Which FundedNext model is cheapest?
Pricing depends on the model and frequent promotions — compare current prices on their site before buying.
Does FundedNext have a consistency rule?
Some models do. A consistency rule limits how much of your total profit can come from a few big days, which can delay payouts for streaky traders — check whether it applies to the model you choose.
Are the frequent promotions worth it?
They can genuinely lower the entry cost, but a discount does not change the rules. Confirm the drawdown, consistency and payout conditions of the discounted model before buying on price alone.

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Last checked: September 2026