FundedNext has introduced a new $25,000 challenge under its FundedNext Labs initiative, offering traders a higher maximum loss limit.
FundedNext has introduced a new $25,000 challenge under its FundedNext Labs initiative, offering traders a higher maximum loss limit.
FundedNext has introduced a new $25,000 challenge under its FundedNext Labs initiative, offering traders a higher maximum loss limit and a three-day payout structure.
The new FundedNext FNL:002 2-Step CFDs 25K Challenge is priced from $149.99 and is designed around a 12% maximum loss limit (MLL). FundedNext says the wider loss buffer is intended to give traders more room to manage normal market volatility compared with challenges using a 10% maximum loss limit.
Under the new model, traders receive a 12% maximum loss limit alongside a 4% daily loss limit (DLL). The drawdown is static, meaning the maximum loss threshold does not trail the trader’s account balance as profits increase.
Another key feature is the payout schedule. FundedNext states that eligible traders can receive their payout after three days, potentially giving successful traders faster access to their profits than traditional payout structures.
The FNL:002 challenge also requires traders to record at least two profitable days in each phase of the two-step evaluation. The program provides an 85% reward share, allowing traders to retain the majority of their eligible profits.
FundedNext has also confirmed that the challenge does not include a striking system or margin rule. These conditions could provide traders with fewer additional restrictions while managing positions during the evaluation.
The launch is being presented as a limited offering through FundedNext Labs, with the firm stating that only a limited number of seats are available. Each user can purchase a maximum of five accounts.
With its combination of a 12% maximum loss limit, static drawdown, three-day payout eligibility and 85% reward share, FNL:002 represents a notable adjustment to FundedNext’s two-step challenge structure. The product appears particularly focused on traders who want a larger loss buffer while maintaining relatively fast access to payouts.
The FNL:002 25K Challenge starts at $149.99, although availability is subject to the limited-seat allocation announced by FundedNext.
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