FundedNext
Its trading rulesPayout scoreShow the maths
How this score is worked out
- Conditions on a payout
- 0 / 25
- Profit split
- 13 / 20
- Time to the first payout
- 20 / 20
- Who pays to move the money
- 6 / 15
- Review signal
- 14 / 20
- Total
- 53 / 100
17 published rules can delay, reduce or void a payout.
80% to the trader, rising to 95%.
On demand, with no waiting period published.
The trader pays — up to 3.5%.
4.5 from 79,665 reviews, the company solicits reviews through a paid subscription.
This score is about getting paid, not about trading rules. It is never averaged into the Freedom Score: a firm can have the most generous rules on the board and still be the hardest place to get money out of.
- How much do I keep?rising to 95% through the scaling plan80–95%
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“Reward Share The trader's share of profits generated on the FundedNext Account. Standard: 80% of net profit Scale-Up: Up to 90% 95% Add-On: Up to 95% (optional upgrade) Challenge Phase Reward: 15% (Stellar 1-Step & 2-Step only, paid after first scale-up)”
Trading objectives - How long until I am paid?Within 24 hours of the request, with $1,000 compensation if…On demand
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“Performance Rewards are available every 5 business days with our Stellar 1-Step FundedNext Account, supporting fast and frequent reward cycles. Stellar Instant traders can request Performance Rewards on-demand once the account reaches 5% growth, or bi-weekly. Stellar 2-Step and Stellar Lite traders unlock their first Performance Reward 21 days after trading begins, then every 14 days after that.”
Cfds - What does it cost to get it?up to 3.5%You pay
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“Yes, a processing fee is applied to all Performance Reward requests to cover the transaction costs and associated charges incurred during the Performance Reward process. Here's how it works: For Performance Rewards processed through RiseWork, a processing fee of up to 3.5% is applied. For Performance Rewards using other methods, a processing fee of up to 3.5% is also applied.”
What is the minimum performance reward limit for fundednext - What could stop the money?40% consistency rule (on-demand rewards), minimum growth for on-demand, and 15 more17 rules
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“The 40% consistency rule means that your best trading day's profit should not exceed 40% of your total generated profit at the time of your request. It is important to note that this is not a daily profit cap; it is only evaluated when you submit an on-demand request.”
Does fundednext cfds offer on demand performance rewards
Best thing about it. The split rises to 95% through the scaling plan
Worst thing about it. The trader pays to receive it — up to 3.5%
Be aware
Of the 17 payout conditions FundedNext publishes, these can cost you money or your account.
- Can end the accountQuick Strike rule (trades closed within 30 seconds)
A warning at 20%; at 30% or above advancement is held on challenge accounts, and on funded accounts the account is terminated at cycle end with all Quick Strike profit forfeited.
Triggering this closes the account rather than delaying a payout.
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“On FundedNext Accounts, a warning is issued at 20%. If the 30% threshold is subsequently breached, the account is terminated at the end of the trading cycle, and all Quick Strike profit is forfeited in full.”
What are the restricted prohibited trading strategies - Left to the firm's discretionDiscretionary withholding of rewards
The terms reserve a broad right to withhold, suspend, adjust, reverse, deny or set off any reward, including rewards already calculated, credited or scheduled, and to apply enforcement across all of the customer's accounts.
The outcome is the firm's decision rather than a published test you can meet.
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“The Provider may apply measures, including through automated or manual systems, it deems appropriate to protect programme integrity, including warnings, restrictions, suspensions, profit adjustments, disqualification, termination, denial of progression, and permanent bans, and/or the withholding, suspension, adjustment, reversal, denial, or set-off of any Performance Reward.”
Cfd challenge terms - Left to the firm's discretionRewards are discretionary and not vested
No reward is treated as earned until expressly approved and paid.
The outcome is the firm's decision rather than a published test you can meet.
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“Any Performance Reward is discretionary and conditional upon full compliance with these Challenge Terms, the General Terms, and all applicable programme rules, and shall not be deemed earned, vested, or payable unless and until expressly approved and paid by the Provider.”
Cfd challenge terms
The evidence
everything above, with the wording it came fromThe rest of the terms
| Frequency | Stellar 1-Step every 5 business days; Stellar 2-Step and Lite 21 days then every 14 days; Stellar Instant on-demand at 5% growth or bi-weekly |
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| Processing time | Within 24 hours of the request, with $1,000 compensation if FundedNext misses the window through its own fault; published median 4.74 hours |
| Minimum | $20 |
| Methods | USDT (ERC20, TRC20), USDC (ERC20), Confirmo, RiseWorks, bank transfer, direct deposit to FNmarkets |
| Buffer | Not published |
| Live or simulated | Not published |
| Verification | Profile-level KYC covering CFDs and Futures. Required after passing the Challenge phase(s) on Stellar 1-Step/2-Step/Lite, or before the first Performance Reward on Stellar Instant. Status must be Approved, not merely submitted, before a reward can be received; 3 submission attempts (5 for Iraq and Nigeria). A mandatory 90-day renewal is published but currently stated as temporarily paused. |
| Fee refund | with the first payout, on request, after completing the challenge phases and receiving the FundedNext Account |
Every condition · 17
140% consistency rule (on-demand rewards). Applies when requesting an on-demand reward on Stellar 2-Step and Stellar Lite. Evaluated only at the moment of request, not as a daily cap. Blocks the request until total profit grows enough. source
2Minimum growth for on-demand. 2% of initial balance on Stellar 2-Step and Lite; 5% growth on Stellar Instant, confirmed at an End-of-Day check. source
3Stellar Instant trade-activity restriction. Once a new trade is placed during the current trading day the transfer option is disabled until the next End-of-Day check, so opening a trade can push a payout back a day. source
4Minimum trading days. 2 trading days on Stellar 1-Step, 5 on Stellar 2-Step, 5 on Stellar Lite, none on Stellar Instant. A trading day counts only when a trade with non-zero P&L is placed. Gates reaching the funded account rather than the payout itself. source
5Trading cycle must end in profit. If the account is not in profit at the end of a cycle the cycle does not end; it extends in 21-day (2-Step/Lite) or 5-day (1-Step) increments, and a negative balance carries into the next cycle. No reward is payable until a cycle closes in profit. source
6News Time Rule 40% profit deduction. Profitable trades executed in restricted news windows have 40% deducted, which can push the cycle into a loss and cancel the reward for that cycle. source
7Quick Strike rule (trades closed within 30 seconds). A warning at 20%; at 30% or above advancement is held on challenge accounts, and on funded accounts the account is terminated at cycle end with all Quick Strike profit forfeited. source
8Gambling behaviour / risk parameter. Overleveraging, over-risking, non-repeatable style or no stop-loss triggers enforcement: the trader is forced to choose between on-demand rewards under a 40% consistency rule or an adjusted (reduced) profit split applied across all their funded accounts. source
9Prohibited strategies. Latency/gap/external-feed trading, arbitrage, HFT, tick scalping, grid trading, one-sided betting, cross-account hedging, account sharing, account rolling, third-party copy trading/signals, sudden change in trading behaviour, and unauthorised VPS/EA use. Breach can cancel services without refund. source
10Abusive position sizing anomalies. Positions conspicuously larger or smaller than the trader's own prior pattern may be flagged, triggering extra verification or enforcement. source
11Discretionary withholding of rewards. The terms reserve a broad right to withhold, suspend, adjust, reverse, deny or set off any reward, including rewards already calculated, credited or scheduled, and to apply enforcement across all of the customer's accounts. source
12Rewards are discretionary and not vested. No reward is treated as earned until expressly approved and paid. source
13Chargeback or payment dispute. A suspected chargeback lets the firm withhold or set off any pending, accrued or future reward until resolved. source
14KYC approval required before any reward. Trading may continue while KYC is pending, but no reward can be received until the status is Approved. source
1560-day inactivity deactivation. Applies to all CFD accounts and cannot be extended or customised. source
16Open trades at cycle end. Traders must close running trades 15 minutes before the cycle ends or the system closes them automatically. source
17Express model consistency designation. Legacy Express accounts bought with a Consistency designation must meet consistency requirements; breaching it wipes the cycle's profit and resets the balance. source
