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▸Version 2September 1, 2026, 5:12 PM+8−6
Changes shown against Version 1.
TL;DR:
- Challenge Accounts: Up to $750,000 total allocation.
− - You can purchase up to 15 Challenges per month.
+ - There is no limit on Challenges you can purchase per month.
- Resets will remain unlimited up to the maximum allocation.
- FundedNext Accounts:
− - An individual user may have up to 5 FundedNext Accounts at any time
− - A household is also restricted to 5 FundedNext Accounts at any time
+ - An individual user may have up to 5 active FundedNext Accounts at any time
+ - A household is also restricted to 5 active FundedNext Accounts at any time
+ - A maximum of 10 FundedNext Accounts may be issued to a user within a calendar month.
- You can mix & match account sizes ($25K, $50K, $100K. $150K) within these limits.
Note: A household is defined as family members or multiple users sharing the same address or IP.
FundedNext Futures allows traders to hold multiple accounts, but maximum allocation rules apply to ensure fair trading opportunities and risk management. These limits vary between Challenge Accounts and FundedNext Accounts, and traders can combine different account sizes as long as they remain within the allowed cap.
What are the maximum allocation limits for FundedNext Futures?
Section: What are the maximum allocation limits for FundedNext Futures?
− - Challenge Accounts: Up to $750,000 total allocation
+ - Challenge Accounts: Up to $750,000 total allocation at a time.
Note:
− - You can purchase up to 15 Challenges per month.
+ - You can purchase as many Challenges you want in a month.
- Resets will remain unlimited up to the maximum allocation.
− - FundedNext Accounts: Each user/household at any given moment can now hold up to 5 FundedNext Accounts simultaneously, regardless of individual account sizes.
+ - FundedNext Accounts: Each user/household at any given moment can now hold up to 5 active FundedNext Accounts simultaneously, regardless of individual account sizes.
How do the allocation limits work?
You can mix and match different account sizes when building your allocation. FundedNext Futures currently offers three sizes:
- $25,000
- $50,000
- $100,000
- $150,000
What is the allocation for the FundedNext Futures Challenges?
You may hold multiple Challenge Accounts with a combined allocation of up to $750,000.
Examples of allowed allocations:
- Five $150K Challenges→ $750K
- Four $100K + Two $50K Challenges→ $500K (within limit)
- Two $25K + Six $100K Challenges→ $650K (within limit)
What is the allocation for the Futures FundedNext Accounts?
Once you pass your Challenge, FundedNext Accounts are provided under the FundedNext Account allocation limit.
Rules:
- You can hold up to 5 active FundedNext Accounts at a time, regardless of the account size and model.
- If you reach this limit, you cannot receive additional accounts. New accounts after passing a Challenge will be put on hold.
- Accounts are processed only when allocation opens up (e.g., an account breaches or is discontinued).
Section: What is the allocation for the Futures FundedNext Accounts?
+ - A maximum of 10 FundedNext Accounts will be issued to a user within a calendar month.
Important Note:
Maximum allocation limits are subject to periodic review and may be adjusted at FundedNext’s discretion.
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▸Version 1July 26, 2026, 12:02 PM
First archived version.
TL;DR:
- Challenge Accounts: Up to $750,000 total allocation.
- You can purchase up to 15 Challenges per month.
- Resets will remain unlimited up to the maximum allocation.
- FundedNext Accounts:
- An individual user may have up to 5 FundedNext Accounts at any time
- A household is also restricted to 5 FundedNext Accounts at any time
- You can mix & match account sizes ($25K, $50K, $100K. $150K) within these limits.
Note: A household is defined as family members or multiple users sharing the same address or IP.
FundedNext Futures allows traders to hold multiple accounts, but maximum allocation rules apply to ensure fair trading opportunities and risk management. These limits vary between Challenge Accounts and FundedNext Accounts, and traders can combine different account sizes as long as they remain within the allowed cap.
What are the maximum allocation limits for FundedNext Futures?
- Challenge Accounts: Up to $750,000 total allocation
Note:
- You can purchase up to 15 Challenges per month.
- Resets will remain unlimited up to the maximum allocation.
- FundedNext Accounts: Each user/household at any given moment can now hold up to 5 FundedNext Accounts simultaneously, regardless of individual account sizes.
How do the allocation limits work?
You can mix and match different account sizes when building your allocation. FundedNext Futures currently offers three sizes:
- $25,000
- $50,000
- $100,000
- $150,000
What is the allocation for the FundedNext Futures Challenges?
You may hold multiple Challenge Accounts with a combined allocation of up to $750,000.
Examples of allowed allocations:
- Five $150K Challenges→ $750K
- Four $100K + Two $50K Challenges→ $500K (within limit)
- Two $25K + Six $100K Challenges→ $650K (within limit)
What is the allocation for the Futures FundedNext Accounts?
Once you pass your Challenge, FundedNext Accounts are provided under the FundedNext Account allocation limit.
Rules:
- You can hold up to 5 active FundedNext Accounts at a time, regardless of the account size and model.
- If you reach this limit, you cannot receive additional accounts. New accounts after passing a Challenge will be put on hold.
- Accounts are processed only when allocation opens up (e.g., an account breaches or is discontinued).
Important Note:
Maximum allocation limits are subject to periodic review and may be adjusted at FundedNext’s discretion.
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