FTMO vs Funded Next

Side-by-side comparison of rules, fees, payouts, and trading restrictions.

Key Differences: Funded Next has a lower entry cost starting from $59.
FTMO
Funded Next
Profit Split
80%
80%
Max Drawdown
10%
10%
Daily Loss Limit
5%
5%
Drawdown Type
Static
Static
Payout Frequency
Bi-weekly
Bi-weekly
Cheapest Plan
$155
$59
Min Trading Days
4
5
Challenge Types
2-Step
1-Step, 2-Step
Account Sizes
$10,000, $25,000, $50,000, $100,000, $200,000
$6,000, $15,000, $25,000, $50,000, $100,000, $200,000
News Trading
No
Yes
Weekend Holding
No
Yes
EAs/Bots
Yes
Yes
Refundable Fee
Yes
Yes
FTMO
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Choosing Between FTMO and Funded Next

Both FTMO and Funded Next are popular choices among prop traders, with FTMO established since 2015. Funded Next has a lower entry cost starting from $59. The best choice depends on your trading style, instrument preferences, and risk tolerance.

Which is better for...

Lowest costFunded Next — Starts from $59
News tradersFunded Next — Allows trading during high-impact news events

Frequently Asked Questions

Is FTMO or Funded Next better for prop trading?
It depends on your priorities. Funded Next has lower entry costs starting from $59. Use our comparison tool to decide based on what matters most to you.
Which has a higher profit split, FTMO or Funded Next?
Both FTMO and Funded Next offer a 80% profit split.
Which is cheaper, FTMO or Funded Next?
Funded Next has a lower starting price at $59, compared to $155 at the other firm. Funded Next's fee is also refundable after your first payout.
What are the drawdown rules for FTMO vs Funded Next?
FTMO allows 10% maximum drawdown (Static), while Funded Next allows 10% (Static). Daily loss limits are 5% and 5% respectively.

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