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FundingPips vs FundedNext

Which of the two fits your strategy?

Similar age, similar positioning, genuinely different rule books. FundingPips' evaluation programmes carry no consistency rule on the weekly and bi-weekly payout cycles, but its help centre gives the 100% split a 35% consistency score; FundedNext's 1-Step pays on a 5-business-day cycle, and its split can be raised with a paid add-on.

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FundingPips

1-step, 2-step and instant accounts, each with its own rule set

Entry from
$29
Highest included split
95%
Max loss
12% static
Daily loss
3%
Sizes
$5K–$200K
Consistency
Applies

FundedNext

Stellar CFD evaluations with a paid split add-on, and Futures Flex challenges

Entry from
$59.99
Highest included split
80%
Paid upgrade available: 95%
Max loss
10% static
Daily loss
5%
Sizes
$6K–$200K
Consistency
40% cap

The short answer

The biggest differences

Ranked by how far apart the two firms actually are, not by what is easiest to put in a table.

AttributeFundingPipsFundedNext
Minimum trading daysNone5
HedgingNot allowedRestricted
Entry price$29$59.99
Daily loss limit3%5%
Weekend holdingRestrictedAllowed
Overnight holdingRestrictedAllowed

Full matrix

Every attribute compared

34 rows across cost, evaluation terms, payouts, rules and access.

At a glance

User rating

Average of reviews submitted by PropScouting users

FundingPips
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FundedNext
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Asset class

FundingPips
Forex / CFD
FundedNext
Forex / CFD

Operating since

FundingPips
2023
FundedNext
2022

Programmes listed on PropScouting

FundingPips
51-step, 2-step, Instant funding
FundedNext
22-step, 1-step

Cost

Entry price

Lowest published ticket across all programmes

FundingPips
$29smallest account $5K
FundedNext
$59.99smallest account $6K

$100K account price

Cheapest published ticket for a $100,000 account

FundingPips
$444
FundedNext
$549.99

Account sizes

FundingPips
$5K – $200K6 sizes
FundedNext
$6K – $200K6 sizes

Fee refunded

Returned once funded; timing varies by firm

FundingPips
YesRegistration fee refunded with the 4th reward on the 2 Step Standard Master Account.
FundedNext
YesCFD challenge accounts refund the base fee on the first funded payout.

Pricing model

FundingPips
One-time feeno clock on the evaluation
FundedNext
One-time feeno clock on the evaluation

Evaluation

Profit target

Per phase, on the widest programme

FundingPips
12%1 Step Flex (3% daily loss)
FundedNext
8% → 5%Stellar 2-Step

Maximum loss

FundingPips
12%1 Step Flex (3% daily loss)
FundedNext
10%Stellar 2-Step

Daily loss limit

No limit means a bad morning cannot end the account

FundingPips
3%higher-of based
FundedNext
5%balance based

Drawdown model

Static never moves; trailing rises with your profit

FundingPips
Static
FundedNext
Static

Minimum trading days

FundingPips
None
FundedNext
5

Time limit

FundingPips
Unlimited
FundedNext
Unlimited

Max leverage

FundingPips
1:100
FundedNext
1:100

Payouts

Profit split

Highest included split on any programme

FundingPips
95%included
FundedNext
80%included; paid upgrade available: 95%

Payout cadence

FundingPips
Weeklyon 2 Step Pro
FundedNext
Weeklyon Stellar 1-Step

First payout after

FundingPips
Varies by programme
FundedNext
Varies by programme

Minimum payout

FundingPips
1% of the account size
FundedNext
$20 on Stellar CFD accounts; $250 on Futures Flex

Published payout proof

FundingPips
Not independently verified by PropScouting
FundedNext
Not independently verified by PropScouting

Rules that decide whether you get paid

Consistency cap

Caps how much of total profit one day may represent. Set per programme, not per firm.

FundingPips
None on some planstightest elsewhere 15% - breach delays the payout
FundedNext
Noneno programme carries a cap

News trading

FundingPips
RestrictedTrades may be held through news. On Master accounts, profit from trades opened or closed within 5 minutes before or after a restricted release, or from 5 minutes before a restricted speech until 5 minutes after it ends, can be deducted, unless the trade was opened at least 5 hours earlier. Deliberately trading news is prohibited, and FundingPips Zero bans opening, closing or holding trades around restricted news.
FundedNext
RestrictedNews trading is allowed during the Stellar 2-Step challenge. On the funded account, only 40% of profit made within five minutes either side of a listed high-impact release is counted. FundedNext's futures accounts have no news trading restriction.

EAs and algos

FundingPips
RestrictedThird-party EAs may be used only as trade or risk managers. An EA you built yourself may trade fully automated if you can prove ownership, for example with its source code.
FundedNext
RestrictedOn CFD accounts, EAs and bots are allowed only on MT4 and MT5 accounts below $50,000, with a paid EA add-on. Accounts of $50,000 and above, and all cTrader and Match-Trader accounts, must be traded manually. Each EA must run its own strategy, capped at $300,000, and EAs built to pass prop challenges are banned. On futures accounts, EAs and bots are allowed in the challenge and once funded if each is set up for your own strategy and does not place identical trades across accounts; EAs linked to apps such as Telegram or WhatsApp, latency abuse and order flooding are banned.

Copy trading

FundingPips
RestrictedCopying between your own FundingPips accounts, or from a FundingPips account out to your own external account, is allowed. Copying into a FundingPips account from signals or other traders, copying between different users, and third-party account management are prohibited.
FundedNext
RestrictedOn CFD accounts, copying is allowed between your own FundedNext challenge accounts, up to $300,000 combined with one account set as the master. Copying between accounts owned by different people, including family and friends or through cloud copy tools, is prohibited. On futures accounts, you may copy between your own FundedNext accounts and your own accounts at other prop firms, registered in the same name; signal services and group trading are prohibited.

Weekend holding

FundingPips
RestrictedWeekend holds are allowed in the evaluation on the 1 Step Flex, 2 Step Standard, 2 Step Flex and 2 Step Pro. On their Master accounts, open trades are closed automatically unless the Swing add-on was bought at purchase. FundingPips Zero does not allow weekend holds at all.
FundedNext
AllowedPositions may be held over the weekend on Stellar 1-Step, 2-Step and Lite accounts, in the challenge and once funded. Futures positions must be closed by 3:10 PM CT every trading day, so none are held over the weekend.

Overnight holding

FundingPips
RestrictedOvernight holds are allowed in the evaluation. On 1 Step Flex, 2 Step Standard, 2 Step Flex and 2 Step Pro Master accounts, the system closes every open trade each day (20:45 to 21:00 UTC in summer, 21:45 to 22:00 UTC in winter) unless the Swing add-on was bought at purchase. A separate swap-free add-on is sold for holding overnight without swap charges.
FundedNext
AllowedPositions may be held overnight on every CFD account type. Swap charges apply on swap accounts and count toward the daily loss. Futures positions still open at 3:10 PM CT are closed automatically, and trading reopens at 5:00 PM CT.

Hedging

FundingPips
Not allowedHedging is on FundingPips' list of forbidden strategies, along with opposite-account trading, and leads to account termination.
FundedNext
RestrictedOn CFD accounts, hedging is allowed only within the same account; hedging or group hedging across accounts is prohibited. On futures accounts, offsetting positions in the same or a correlated contract are prohibited within one account and across accounts, as is coordinating opposite trades with other traders.

Access

Platforms

FundingPips
MetaTrader 5, cTrader, TradingView +1MetaTrader 5 · cTrader · TradingView · Match-Trader
FundedNext
MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader +2MetaTrader 4 · MetaTrader 5 · cTrader · Match-Trader · TradingView

Markets

FundingPips
Forex, Indices, Metals, Crypto +1Forex · Indices · Metals · Crypto · Commodities
FundedNext
Forex, Indices, Metals, Crypto +1Forex · Indices · Metals · Crypto · Commodities

Payout methods

FundingPips
Crypto, Rise, Bank wire, Pay to card
FundedNext
Crypto, Rise, Bank transfer

Scaling plan

FundingPips
YesInvitation only: a FundingPips Prime Account, offered to Master Account traders on performance, grows by 10% at each scale-up, up to $2M.
FundedNext
YesQualifying traders move to FundedNext Pro, where the account grows by 25% each qualifying cycle, up to $4M.

Country restrictions

FundingPips
3 listedThese are the countries FundingPips' help centre lists as restricted. US residents cannot use MT5 or cTrader accounts, though Match-Trader is available to US and Canadian residents. Check that a payout method reaches you: bank transfer and Rise have a $500 minimum.
FundedNext
20 listedThese are the countries FundedNext's CFD help centre lists, covering residents and citizens; its futures help centre lists them too. Futures accounts also cannot be bought from Afghanistan, Albania, Antarctica, Burkina Faso, Congo, Côte d'Ivoire, Cuba, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Djibouti, Guinea-Bissau, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Laos, Lebanon, Lesotho, Libya, Malawi, Mali, the Palestinian Territories, Russia, Rwanda, Sierra Leone, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Tajikistan, Timor-Leste, Ukraine, Venezuela or Yemen. US residents cannot use MetaTrader-based products such as the Stellar Instant account, and MetaTrader accounts may not be accessed from a US IP address.

Record verified

FundingPips
25 Sept 2026
FundedNext
25 Sept 2026

Beyond the numbers

Which one should you buy?

Our assessment of each, labelled as opinion. If the two lists below point at different firms, the honest answer is that you should buy the one whose rules your strategy needs.

FundingPips

FundingPips suits traders who want no consistency rule on the standard programs. The lineup is genuinely varied rather than cosmetically different, which is a real advantage - and a real risk if you buy the wrong one. FundingPips has operated since 2023, giving it a shorter track record than FTMO.

Suitable for

  • Traders who want no consistency rule on a mainstream firm
  • Traders running an EA they built themselves
  • Traders who want to choose their own risk shape

Less suitable if

  • You want one simple rule set with no program selection
  • You weight a long operating record heavily

FundedNext

FundedNext is worth a spreadsheet rather than a glance. Once you price the split upgrade against your expected profit, the headline 95% often stops being the deciding factor - and the underlying 2-Step rules are ordinary in a good way: static drawdown, no time limit, 5% daily. Buy it for the program range and the fast payout cycles, not for the marketing number.

Suitable for

  • Traders who want a small account to test a firm cheaply
  • Traders who value fast payout cycles
  • EA traders on MetaTrader accounts under $50K

Less suitable if

  • Your CFD strategy depends on release-window profit
  • You want a single simple product rather than a program menu

FundingPips vs FundedNext questions

Is FundingPips or FundedNext cheaper?

FundingPips has the lower published entry ticket at $29 against $59.99. Read that against the account size it buys and the $100K row in the matrix above rather than the ticket alone - the cheaper entry ticket often buys a much smaller account.

Which has the better drawdown rules, FundingPips or FundedNext?

FundingPips allows 12% total loss on a static basis with a 3% daily limit. FundedNext allows 10% on a static basis with a 5% daily limit.

Which pays a higher profit split?

FundingPips pays more, up to 95% against 80%. Check whether the headline figure is included or a paid upgrade - the matrix above flags which.

Which allows news trading?

FundingPips: Trades may be held through news. On Master accounts, profit from trades opened or closed within 5 minutes before or after a restricted release, or from 5 minutes before a restricted speech until 5 minutes after it ends, can be deducted, unless the trade was opened at least 5 hours earlier. Deliberately trading news is prohibited, and FundingPips Zero bans opening, closing or holding trades around restricted news. FundedNext: News trading is allowed during the Stellar 2-Step challenge. On the funded account, only 40% of profit made within five minutes either side of a listed high-impact release is counted. FundedNext's futures accounts have no news trading restriction.

Can I trade both firms at once?

Yes, and traders often do to diversify rule risk. The one thing to avoid is running correlated or hedged positions across accounts at different firms - most terms prohibit coordinated hedging, and it is detectable.


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