FundedNext
Lowest profit targets of any current challenge type. 40% consistency rule during the challenge phase only, none once funded (a 2026 change). No daily loss limit. Highest reward share of any current type (95%). Only challenge type offered at $150K; not offered at $25K.
Flex $50K
Evaluation95% profit split
Firm notes
Futures-only arm of FundedNext (help center: helpfutures.fundednext.com; FundedNext also runs a separate forex/CFD product line, not modeled here). Four currently-purchasable challenge types: Legacy, Flex, Rapid Pro, Rapid Daily -- all one-step evaluations, all EOD trailing drawdown, all one-time purchase (no monthly subscription, no activation fee). Two challenge types are discontinued and NOT modeled as plans: the original "Rapid" and "Bolt" (both stopped accepting new purchases or resets 2026-07-10 per FundedNext's own pricing help article, though an older, apparently-unupdated overview article on the same help center still lists Bolt as current -- trusted the more specific, dated statement). Bolt's reward share was 80%, contract limit 3 e-mini/9 micro at $50K, for historical reference only. Universal rules: overnight and weekend position holding strictly prohibited (auto-closed); positions must be flat by 3:10pm CT Monday-Friday; trading resumes 5:00pm CT (Sunday reopen after the weekend). No minimum trading days or "Benchmark Days" on any current challenge. Maximum Loss Limit trails the end-of-day balance upward only, never down, and locks permanently once it reaches (starting balance + $100) -- same lock mechanic as Tradeify. Account limits: Challenge accounts can total up to $750,000 in combined allocation; FundedNext (funded) accounts cap at 5 per user/household. Source: helpfutures.fundednext.com, fetched directly 2026-09-04 (primary source, not pasted by the owner). CORRECTION 2026-09-06: founded_year updated from 2022 to 2025. 2022 is when FundedNext itself was founded, but as a forex/CFD/commodities firm — its separate futures arm (helpfutures.fundednext.com) didn't launch until April 2025, reportedly as part of FundedNext re-entering the US market after its CFD offering had to withdraw in Feb 2024. "Years in operation" on the trust score is meant to track futures-specific experience, so the earlier forex-only years don't count toward it.