FundedNext Futuros

At FundedNext Futures, discipline and adherence to defined rules are essential to maintaining order and transparency in the market. Below is a summary of the most relevant guidelines:

If a futures contract on the CME approaches 2% of the daily price limit, trading restrictions are imposed. This measure protects traders from exaggerated fluctuations and extreme movements that can lead to uncontrolled losses.

The company has zero tolerance for behaviors that jeopardize the fairness of the trading environment:

Account rollover: The intention to open multiple evaluation accounts in order to sacrifice some of them and thus quickly advance to the funded stage.

Multiple order spam and coordinated trading: Manipulating the market through massive orders and cancellations in the DOM, or collaborating with other traders to artificially influence the flow of orders.

Account swapping: Placing bets with oversized contracts, with the aim of achieving accelerated but risky growth that generally leads to losses or “burning” the account.

The use of bracket strategies is accepted, in which the trader determines buy and sell orders along with stop loss and take profit levels. This makes it possible to automate risk management and guarantee profits in a more organized way.

When a trader withdraws all profits, it is considered a Hard Breach because the maximum loss limit returns to the initial balance.

To keep your account with FundedNext, continuous activity is crucial.

• 🚩 Evaluation Accounts: If no trading occurs for 7 consecutive days, these accounts are considered in breach and are closed.
• 💼 Funded Accounts: These accounts become inactive after 30 consecutive days without activity.

FundedNext’s payment policy gives traders the opportunity to earn their profits in stages, depending on the type of account they select: Rapid or Legacy. Each model has different requirements; however, both aim to ensure consistency and discipline in trading.

⚡ Rapid Assessment

In the Rapid plan, payments are much faster and do not require meeting reference days. Traders can make withdrawals starting at $250 for 25K and 50K accounts or $500 for 100K accounts. However, each payment cycle has a maximum limit: $800, $1,500, or $2,500, which varies depending on the account size.

The interesting thing is that after five withdrawals, this limit is removed and the trader has unlimited access to all of their earnings. FundedNext also offers a 100% profit split, which is very attractive. It is important not to withdraw everything at once, as this can cause a hard breach and reset the loss limit to the initial balance.

🏛️ Legacy Evaluation

The Legacy plan has a slightly more defined structure. Traders must achieve at least five reference days and a daily profit of between $100 and $200, depending on the size of the account, before making their first withdrawal request.

Withdrawals start at $250; however, until the 30-day reference period is complete, only 50% of the profits can be withdrawn. Once that period has passed, all accumulated profits can be withdrawn.

As with the Rapid plan, the trader keeps all of the profits; however, they must also be aware that the first withdrawal resets the loss limit, and that withdrawing everything at once can result in a hard breach or account closure.

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