FundedNext
Multi-asset prop firmFundedNext 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.
Quick facts
- Funding type
- Evaluation / Express models
- Profit split
- Up to 95%
- Platforms
- MT4, MT5, cTrader, Match-Trader, TradingView
- Trustpilot
- 4.5 (~72k 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)
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
Full details
- Evaluation models
- 1-phase (Stellar), 2-phase, Express
- Account sizes
- Multiple tiers up to $200k+ per account
- Profit target
- Varies by model — roughly 8–10% phase 1, 5% phase 2
- Daily loss limit
- Typically 5% of balance (model-dependent)
- Max drawdown
- Static, model-dependent (typically 10%)
- Consistency rule
- Applies on some models; other models are advertised with no consistency rule
- Challenge-phase profit share
- Pays a share of profits earned during the evaluation itself
- Profit split
- Up to 95%
- Payout
- Regular cycles; firm advertises very fast processing
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: July 2026