FundedNext Price for Every Account Size With Coupon Code BRIDGE (All 22 Accounts, November 2026)

Quick answer: The FundedNext coupon code is BRIDGE: up to 40% off FundedNext's Stellar accounts, tested at checkout on 11 November 2026. With BRIDGE the cheapest account, the Stellar Lite $5K, drops from $32.99 to $29.99; the popular Stellar 2-Step $100K drops from $549.99 to $511.49 for a new buyer; and the biggest, the Stellar 1-Step and 2-Step $200K, drop from $1,099.99 to $1,022.99. Every price, checked daily, is on the FundedNext coupon code page.

FundedNext coupon code "BRIDGE": up to 40% off, verified 2026

FundedNext promo code "BRIDGE": up to 40% off, tested at checkout on 11 November 2026

FundedNext discount code "BRIDGE": 30% off every Stellar Instant size, 7% off larger sizes for new buyers, checked daily

BRIDGE is independently verified: Akash Mane, founder of Prop Firm Bridge, tests it by hand at FundedNext's own checkout every day. On the test of 11 November 2026, the code was accepted and the Stellar Lite $5K total dropped from $32.99 to $29.99.

Active and verified FundedNext coupon code

Prop Firm Bridge may earn a commission from FundedNext when you use code BRIDGE, at no extra cost to you. The code only lowers your price.

You open the FundedNext pricing page in one tab and a checkout in another. One page says "up to 40% off", a video from last month shows a different starter price, and a forum thread quotes a code that ended weeks ago. FundedNext's offer is not one flat percentage, which is why so many numbers online disagree with each other. The saving depends on the programme, the size and whether you have bought a FundedNext CFD account before.

This page puts all of it in one place. Below is the list price of every FundedNext Stellar account the firm sells today, the price after coupon code BRIDGE for a new buyer, what a returning buyer gets instead, and what each account gives you in dollars of target and loss room. Every number comes from the prices FundedNext lists for each programme and the discount we see at its checkout. Every BRIDGE price is exact to the cent, with the rounding shown.

How much does a FundedNext account cost in November 2026?

FundedNext price list November 2026: from $29.99 with code "BRIDGE"

FundedNext's CFD accounts all sit under the Stellar name. There are four programmes: Stellar 1-Step, Stellar 2-Step, Stellar Lite and Stellar Instant. The first three are evaluations, where you pass a target before you get a FundedNext Account. Stellar Instant has no evaluation target. Counting every size, FundedNext sells 22 Stellar accounts: six sizes each of 1-Step, 2-Step and Lite, and four sizes of Instant.

How many FundedNext accounts are there, and what is the cheapest and biggest of each?

The cheapest starter sizes ($6K, $6K, $5K and $2K) carry the biggest percentage off. Stellar Instant carries 30% off at every size. The other 15 sizes carry 7% off for a new buyer. A returning buyer pays the list price on those 15 sizes and gets a different reward instead, which has its own section below.

Note the sizes. FundedNext's smallest 1-Step and 2-Step account is $6K, not $5K, and its second size is $15K, not $10K. Stellar Lite starts at $5K and has a $10K. Stellar Instant stops at $20K. If you search for a "FundedNext $10K 2-Step", it does not exist in the current lineup; the nearest sizes are $6K and $15K.

Which list prices does FundedNext itself confirm?

The list prices in this article are the prices FundedNext shows for each Stellar programme on the day of our test. A few anchors you can check yourself on FundedNext's own site: the Stellar Lite starts at $32.99 for $5K, the Stellar 2-Step $100K is $549.99, the Stellar 1-Step $100K is $569.99, and both the 1-Step and the 2-Step $200K are $1,099.99. The Stellar Instant $20K is $599.99.

If any of those differ when you look, FundedNext has changed its prices, and our coupon page with every price, checked daily shows the new numbers the same day. Price and rule changes we spot are also logged on the prop firm rule changes tracker.

What exactly does coupon code BRIDGE take off?

BRIDGE does three different things at FundedNext, depending on the account:

• A fixed dollar amount on three starter sizes, for every buyer: $25 off the Stellar 2-Step $6K ($59.99 to $34.99), $21 off the Stellar 1-Step $6K ($65.99 to $44.99) and $3 off the Stellar Lite $5K ($32.99 to $29.99).
• 30% off every Stellar Instant size, for every buyer: $2K, $5K, $10K and $20K. The maths is list price × 0.70, rounded to the cent. $59.99 × 0.70 = $41.993, which rounds to $41.99.
• 7% off every other size, for a new buyer: the 1-Step and 2-Step from $15K to $200K, and the Lite from $10K to $200K. The maths is list price × 0.93. $549.99 × 0.93 = $511.4907, which rounds to $511.49.

Where does "up to 40%" come from? That is FundedNext's headline for its starter campaign. The biggest single cut is the $25 on the 2-Step $6K, which works out to 41.7% of the $59.99 list price. The 1-Step $6K saving of $21 is 31.8%, and the Lite $5K saving of $3 is 9.1%. We quote the dollar amount in every table so you never have to trust a rounded percentage.

The code lowers the price and nothing else. The profit target, the daily loss, the maximum loss, the minimum days, the reward share and the reward cycle are exactly what FundedNext sets for that programme, the same as if you paid full price.

My experience: reading the offer terms, I expected one percentage everywhere. Instead the offers sheet lists a fixed dollar cut on the starter sizes, 30% on every Instant size and 7% on the other sizes for new buyers. The offer is simply built per account, so look at the discount line at checkout, not the headline, before deciding anything.

FundedNext Stellar 1-Step price with BRIDGE, every size

FundedNext 1-Step coupon code "BRIDGE": $6K from $44.99

Stellar 1-Step is FundedNext's single-phase evaluation. You need a 10% profit target, the daily loss limit is 3%, and the maximum loss is 6%, static and equity based. You need at least two separate trading days in the challenge. Once you have a FundedNext Account, there is no minimum trading-day rule, and Performance Rewards can be requested every 5 business days.

How much is the FundedNext Stellar 1-Step at each size?

The rounding, size by size: $129.99 × 0.93 = $120.8907 → $120.89; $219.99 × 0.93 = $204.5907 → $204.59; $329.99 × 0.93 = $306.8907 → $306.89; $569.99 × 0.93 = $530.0907 → $530.09; $1,099.99 × 0.93 = $1,022.9907 → $1,022.99. The $6K is a fixed $21 cut, so there is nothing to round.

The returning-buyer column shows the list price on the 7% sizes because the 7% is for traders with no prior FundedNext CFD purchase. Returning buyers get a 120% refundable fee with the first payout instead; that is explained in the new-versus-returning section.

What does each 1-Step size give you in dollars?

Look at the ratio. The 1-Step target is 10% but the maximum loss is only 6%, so you need to make more than you are allowed to lose. On a $100K account that is $10,000 of profit with only $6,000 of total room and $3,000 a day. That is why the 1-Step is priced above the 2-Step at most sizes: you skip a phase, but the rulebook is tighter.

Why does the 1-Step jump so much in price from $6K to $15K?

With BRIDGE, the $6K 1-Step costs $44.99 and the $15K costs $120.89. That is $75.90 more for 2.5 times the account. Part of the jump is the list price ($65.99 to $129.99), and part is the offer: the $6K carries a $21 starter cut for every buyer, while the $15K carries 7% for new buyers only. Per $1,000 of account, the $6K costs $7.50 and the $15K costs $8.06, so the starter size is actually better value per dollar of account at the 1-Step, which is unusual. From $50K upward, the cost per $1,000 falls again: $6.14 at $50K, $5.30 at $100K and $5.11 at $200K.

The 1-Step's funded side has its own price logic. The standard Reward Share is 80%, Scale-Up can take it to 90%, and FundedNext's paid 95% reward add-on can raise it to 95%. Funded reward cycles run every 5 business days, which is the fastest standard cycle among the three evaluations.

My experience: reading the 1-Step terms next to the offers sheet, the starter cut applies only to the $6K ($21 off); the $15K and up take 7% for new buyers. In the rules, the 3% daily line on $6K is just $180, which is two ordinary losing trades for many people. Know that number before you buy.

FundedNext Stellar 2-Step price with BRIDGE, every size

FundedNext 2-Step promo code "BRIDGE": $6K from $34.99, $100K from $511.49

Stellar 2-Step is the classic two-phase evaluation: 8% in Phase 1, 5% in Phase 2, a 5% daily loss and a 10% static maximum loss. There is no time limit, and each phase needs at least 5 trading days. It has the widest loss room of the three evaluations, which is why it is the account most traders compare first.

How much is the FundedNext Stellar 2-Step at each size?

The rounding: $119.99 × 0.93 = $111.5907 → $111.59; $199.99 × 0.93 = $185.9907 → $185.99; $299.99 × 0.93 = $278.9907 → $278.99; $549.99 × 0.93 = $511.4907 → $511.49; $1,099.99 × 0.93 = $1,022.9907 → $1,022.99.

The Stellar 2-Step $6K at $34.99 is the single biggest percentage cut BRIDGE gives at FundedNext. It is the account most people mean when they see "up to 40% off".

What does each 2-Step size give you in dollars?

Here the ratio works in your favour. The Phase 1 target (8%) is smaller than the total loss room (10%), and the Phase 2 target (5%) is half of it. On $100K you have $10,000 of room to make $8,000, then the room resets for Phase 2 to make $5,000. The 5% daily line, $5,000 on $100K, is the widest daily limit FundedNext offers on an evaluation.

How does the 2-Step payout option change what the account is worth?

The 2-Step price is the same whichever reward option you choose, but the reward option changes what the account pays back. FundedNext's standard 2-Step option has a first reward cycle of 21 days, then cycles of 14 days, at an 80% share. The checkout can also offer two other options: a 3-day Performance Reward option that needs three days each with at least 1% profit per cycle and pays a 60% share, and an On-Demand option after 2% account growth with a 40% consistency condition, which pays 90%. Scale-Up can take the standard share to 90%, and the 95% reward add-on raises the share to 95%.

So the cheapest 2-Step is not always the cheapest per dollar of reward. A trader who wants money fast may accept the 60% three-day option; a trader who can wait two weeks keeps 80% or more. Decide this before you pay, because it changes how much profit you need to earn back the fee.

My experience: reading the 2-Step terms, I spent more time on the reward options than on the price: the 60% three-day choice looks attractive until you work out what it does to a $5,000 profit.

FundedNext Stellar Lite price with BRIDGE, every size

FundedNext Lite discount code "BRIDGE": $5K from $29.99, $200K from $743.06

Stellar Lite is FundedNext's lower-cost two-step evaluation. It asks for 8% in Phase 1 and 4% in Phase 2, with a 4% daily loss and an 8% static maximum loss. For accounts bought or reset on or after 12 October 2026, each phase needs only 2 minimum trading days (5 per phase if you pick the 3-day or On-Demand reward option). Earlier accounts keep 5 per phase.

How much is the FundedNext Stellar Lite at each size?

The rounding: $59.99 × 0.93 = $55.7907 → $55.79; $139.99 × 0.93 = $130.1907 → $130.19; $229.99 × 0.93 = $213.8907 → $213.89; $399.99 × 0.93 = $371.9907 → $371.99; $798.99 × 0.93 = $743.0607 → $743.06. The Lite $200K is the only FundedNext price where the saving does not land on a round ten cents: $798.99 minus $743.06 is $55.93.

What does each Lite size give you in dollars?

On Lite, the Phase 1 target and the maximum loss are the same number in dollars: $8,000 on $100K. Phase 2 is half of that. The standard reward cycle is 10 business days from activation, then every 10 business days, and the challenge fee is refunded with the third reward. The reward share is 80% on the standard option (90% with Scale-Up), 60% on the 3-day option, 90% on the On-Demand option, and 95% on any option with the 95% reward add-on.

Why is Stellar Lite so much cheaper than the 2-Step at large sizes?

At $100K, the Lite costs $371.99 with BRIDGE and the 2-Step costs $511.49. You save $139.50 by choosing Lite. At $200K the gap is $1,022.99 against $743.06, or $279.93. What you give up for that: 2% less total loss room ($2,000 less on $100K), a daily line of 4% instead of 5% ($1,000 less on $100K), and a slightly lower Phase 2 target that works in your favour (4% instead of 5%). Lite also carries a higher trading fee on forex: $7 per lot against $5 on the 1-Step and 2-Step, which matters if you trade often.

Lite is also the only Stellar evaluation with its own funded cap. FundedNext's help centre sets a standard combined funded limit of $300,000 across Stellar challenge accounts, with Stellar Lite capped at $200,000. So you cannot hold three Lite $100K accounts at once even if the price looks tempting.

My experience: on the daily checkout test, BRIDGE was accepted and the Lite $5K total dropped from $32.99 to $29.99. When I then read the Lite rules, the $200 daily line on $5K was the number that stayed with me. Cheap entry, but the same discipline as a big account in miniature.

FundedNext Stellar Instant price with BRIDGE: 30% off every size

FundedNext Instant coupon code "BRIDGE": 30% off, $2K from $41.99

Stellar Instant skips the evaluation. There is no profit target and no separate daily loss limit. Instead, a 6% maximum loss trails your highest equity and stops at the initial balance under FundedNext's current tier rules. The reward share is 70% in Tiers 1 and 2 and 80% from Tier 3 onward.

How much is FundedNext Stellar Instant at each size?

The rounding: $59.99 × 0.70 = $41.993 → $41.99; $149.99 × 0.70 = $104.993 → $104.99; $299.99 × 0.70 = $209.993 → $209.99; $599.99 × 0.70 = $419.993 → $419.99. The 30% applies to new and returning buyers alike.

The $20K Instant carries the biggest single dollar saving BRIDGE gives at FundedNext: $180.00. It is more than double the saving on the $200K evaluations ($77.00), because the percentage is so much higher.

What do you actually get for the Instant price?

You get a funded account straight away, with a much smaller size per dollar than an evaluation. Here is the plain comparison: $419.99 with BRIDGE buys a $20K Instant account with $1,200 of trailing room. For $371.99 you could buy a $100K Lite evaluation with $8,000 of static room, or for $511.49 a $100K 2-Step with $10,000 of static room. The Instant price buys speed, not size.

To withdraw from Instant, the account needs at least 1% cycle growth. At 5% growth, eligibility is checked at the end of the day for an on-demand transfer; otherwise a 14-day cycle is available from 1% growth. Profits from trades inside the high-impact news window count at 40%, and Stellar Instant also has a 1% news-time adjustment to the maximum-loss equity under FundedNext's published rule.

How much Instant can you hold at once?

FundedNext's help centre sets a separate limit for Stellar Instant: up to $20,000 of active purchase allocation, with performance scaling that may reach $2 million. So the $20K is both the biggest Instant size and, on our record, the most Instant allocation you can buy at one time. The Instant trading fee is $7 per lot on forex and oil, charged once when the trade opens, and $0 on indices.

My experience: I worked the Instant prices from the list prices and the 30% in the offers sheet: $59.99 to $41.99 and $599.99 to $419.99. The rule I reread twice afterwards was the trailing floor. On $2K it starts $120 below your peak, so one good morning moves the line up and a normal pullback can reach it.

New or returning FundedNext buyer: which BRIDGE price do you get?

FundedNext code "BRIDGE" for returning buyers: 120% refundable fee with the first payout

This is the question behind most "the code did not work" messages. At FundedNext, BRIDGE gives a different benefit depending on whether you have bought a FundedNext CFD account before.

What counts as a new buyer and what counts as a returning buyer?

FundedNext's current BRIDGE terms, as recorded on our offers sheet, split buyers like this:

• New buyer (no prior FundedNext CFD purchase): 7% off the 1-Step and 2-Step $15K to $200K and the Lite $10K to $200K.
• Returning buyer (has bought a FundedNext CFD account before): no 7% on those sizes, but a 120% refundable fee with the first payout on the 1-Step, 2-Step and Lite, every size.
• Every buyer: the $25, $21 and $3 cuts on the 2-Step $6K, 1-Step $6K and Lite $5K, and 30% off every Stellar Instant size.

The checkout decides which group you are in, not the code. You cannot get the new-buyer rate by typing the code differently or by adding a second code. Look at the order summary: if the total dropped by 7% you were treated as new; if it did not drop on a $15K-plus evaluation, you were treated as returning, and the refund offer is what applies.

The FundedNext Futures accounts are a separate firm on our site with their own code terms. Everything here is about FundedNext's CFD Stellar accounts only.

What does the 120% refundable fee mean in dollars?

120% of the fee means FundedNext pays back the fee plus a fifth of it with your first payout. The figures below are 120% of the fee a returning buyer pays, rounded to the cent. They are only paid if you pass and reach a first payout under FundedNext's rules.

Example: $549.99 × 1.20 = $659.988, which rounds to $659.99. The Lite $200K is the one odd number: $798.99 × 1.20 = $958.788 → $958.79.

A new buyer saves money today; a returning buyer is paid back later, and only if the account reaches a payout. That is a real difference. If you fail, the new buyer has still saved the 7%, while the returning buyer has paid the list price. The refund is worth more on paper, but only to someone who gets paid.

Do US buyers see the same starter prices?

Not quite. Our offers sheet records smaller starter cuts for US buyers on two accounts: $15 off the 2-Step $6K ($59.99 to $44.99) and $11 off the 1-Step $6K ($65.99 to $54.99). The Lite $5K keeps the $3 cut ($29.99) and the Stellar Instant keeps 30% off. The 7% and 120% offers are the same in both regions.

US traders should also know FundedNext's own country notes. Its help centre says MT4 and MT5 cannot be used from a US IP address, and lists the MT5-only Stellar Instant, free trials and monthly competitions as unavailable to US clients. If Instant is not offered to you at checkout, that is the reason, not the code.

My experience: reading the offers sheet, the new-versus-returning split is the first thing to check if BRIDGE seems to "do nothing" on a FundedNext $100K. On a $15K-plus size the sheet lists 7% for a new buyer, the list price for a returning one. The code still applies for a returning buyer; the benefit moves to the first payout.

FundedNext cost per $1,000 and per $100 of loss room, for all 22 accounts

FundedNext $100K price with code "BRIDGE": from $371.99

A price list tells you what you pay. It does not tell you what you get. Two numbers help: what each $1,000 of account size costs you, and what each $100 of maximum loss room costs you. The second matters more, because loss room is what you actually use when you trade. We add a third number: how much profit you must make on the funded account just to earn back the fee at the standard share.

How to read the value tables

Cost per $1,000 is the BRIDGE price divided by the account size in thousands. Cost per $100 of loss room is the BRIDGE price divided by the maximum loss in hundreds of dollars. Profit to earn back the fee is the BRIDGE price divided by the standard share (80% on the evaluations, 70% on Instant Tiers 1 and 2). All are rounded to the nearest cent and use new-buyer prices.

A neat result for Instant: because BRIDGE takes 30% off and the starting share is 70%, the profit you need to earn back an Instant fee is the list price. $41.99 ÷ 0.70 = $59.99.

Stellar 1-Step and 2-Step value by size

On the 2-Step, cost per $1,000 and cost per $100 of loss room are the same number, because the maximum loss is exactly 10% of the account. On the 1-Step, loss room is only 6%, so each $100 of room costs much more: $8.83 at $100K against $5.11 on the 2-Step.

Stellar Lite and Stellar Instant value by size

Three results stand out. First, the cheapest FundedNext account per $1,000 is Stellar Lite at $100K and $200K ($3.72). Second, the cheapest per $100 of loss room is also Lite: $4.64 at $200K and $4.65 at $100K, then the 2-Step $100K and $200K at $5.11. Third, Stellar Instant is the most expensive by both measures at every size, around $21 per $1,000 and $35 per $100 of room. That is the price of skipping the evaluation.

Why a bigger FundedNext account saves more dollars with BRIDGE, and when not to buy it

On the 7% sizes, the dollar saving grows with the price: on the 2-Step it is $8.40 at $15K and $77.00 at $200K. The cost per $1,000 also falls as size rises on every evaluation: on the 2-Step from $7.44 at $15K to $5.11 at $100K, on the Lite from $5.58 at $10K to $3.72 at $100K. For the same rules, a bigger account is usually better value per dollar of account size.

Is one $200K better than two $100K accounts? On the 2-Step, two $100K accounts cost $1,022.98 with BRIDGE against $1,022.99 for one $200K: a one-cent difference. On the 1-Step, two $100K accounts cost $1,060.18, which is $37.19 more than one $200K. On the Lite, two $100K cost $743.98, $0.92 more than one $200K. So on price alone the choice barely matters on 2-Step and Lite. Two accounts let one fail without taking the other with it; one account means one set of limits to manage. Remember the $300,000 combined funded limit, and the $200,000 cap on Lite.

A bigger size is only a good idea if you can afford to lose its fee. Most traders need more than one attempt. A $511.49 account you can buy once is worse for you than a $111.59 account you can buy several times while you learn the rules. Buy the size whose fee you could lose without it changing how you trade. Then use the tables to pick the best programme at that size.

My experience: I built the loss-room numbers because cost per $1,000 kept pointing at the Lite $200K, and I wanted to see if anything else came close. Once I divided by loss room, the 2-Step $100K joined it near the top, and the Instant fell to the bottom at every size. That matches what I would tell a friend: pay for room, not for speed, unless speed is the whole point.

What else is in the FundedNext price: rules, trading fees and payouts

FundedNext discount code "BRIDGE": price only, rules unchanged

The fee is the only cost you see at checkout, but it is not the only thing you are buying. These rules, from FundedNext's help centre and its current account terms as we recorded them, change what an account is worth to you.

Which FundedNext trading rules change the value of an account?

• News: during the challenge, news trading is unrestricted. On FundedNext Accounts and Stellar Instant, trades opened or closed from 5 minutes before to 5 minutes after a directly related high-impact event fall under the News Reward Share rule: only 40% of profit from those trades counts, while 100% of losses count. Market orders, pending orders, take-profit and stop-loss triggers and partial closes can all be affected.
• Clarity Cards: FundedNext monitors Quick Strike, News Trading and a cumulative Risk Limit. Open risk is measured from your stop loss, and a trade without a stop loss can be treated as carrying 100% account risk.
• Holding: overnight and weekend holding are allowed on all four Stellar programmes.
• EAs and copy trading: EAs are allowed when used responsibly, with platform-specific limits (EA execution on Match-Trader can be restricted). Copy trading is allowed only between your own eligible challenge accounts; copying third-party accounts is not allowed.
• Hedging: hedging across several FundedNext accounts, or with an outside broker, is not allowed.
• Inactivity: Stellar accounts are deactivated after 30 days without a trade, per FundedNext's help centre (our check of 21 October 2026).

Rule changes we spot are logged on our rule changes tracker, and the full rulebook for each programme is on the FundedNext challenge accounts page.

What trading costs come on top of the account fee?

FundedNext publishes a per-lot trading fee by asset. On the Stellar 1-Step and 2-Step it is $5 per lot on forex and oil, charged once when the trade opens. On Stellar Lite and Stellar Instant it is $7 per lot on forex and oil. Metals carry 0.0016% of notional value, crypto 0.04% and stocks 0.004%, on every programme. Indices on Stellar Instant carry $0. The details are on FundedNext's trading fees page for Stellar accounts and its Stellar Instant fees page.

Leverage differs by programme. On the 1-Step, forex is 1:30, indices 1:10, commodities 1:15 in the challenge and 1:10 funded, crypto CFDs 1:1 and stocks 1:2. On the 2-Step and Lite, forex is 1:100, indices and commodities 1:25 in the challenge and 1:15 funded, crypto CFDs 1:1 and stocks 1:2. Source: FundedNext's leverage page. Platforms recorded for FundedNext are MT4, MT5, cTrader and Match-Trader. You can pay by card, PayPal, Skrill, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Binance Pay, crypto and local methods that depend on your region.

How and when are FundedNext rewards paid?

Rewards can be paid by USDT or USDC, Rise, bank transfer or the FNmarkets Wallet, depending on your country and account. FundedNext's withdrawal page gives processing within 24 hours after the cycle and reward criteria are met; the trader pays transfer gateway charges, and card payouts need a saved card. Each trader must use their own withdrawal wallet. Cycles are every 5 business days on the 1-Step, 21 days then 14 days on the standard 2-Step, every 10 business days on the standard Lite, and growth-based on Instant. FundedNext's payouts are not on a public blockchain rail we can read, so we do not show them as transactions; the prop firm payouts tracker covers the firms whose payouts we can verify on-chain. The full payout picture is in FundedNext payout proof.

My experience: the rule that changed my own maths most was the 40% news-window share on the funded account. A strategy that is fine in the challenge, where news trading is unrestricted, can lose most of its best profit after you pass if those trades sit inside the 10-minute window. I now read the funded rules before I open the checkout.

How to apply FundedNext coupon code BRIDGE at checkout, and why other codes fail

How to use FundedNext coupon code "BRIDGE" in 4 steps

What are the exact steps at the FundedNext checkout?

1. Open FundedNext and create or sign in to your account.
2. Pick the Stellar programme (1-Step, 2-Step, Lite or Instant), the account size and, on the 2-Step and Lite, the reward option.
3. At checkout, type BRIDGE in capitals in the code box and apply it.
4. Check the order summary: the starter sizes should show the dollar cut, Instant should show 30%, and the bigger sizes 7% for a new buyer. Pay only after you see the lower total.

One box at the FundedNext checkout takes the code, whether you call it a coupon code, promo code, discount code or referral code. BRIDGE goes in that box. FundedNext is also written "Funded Next"; it is the same firm and the same code.

Why do so many FundedNext coupon codes online not work?

Search for a FundedNext code and you will find pages listing several codes with large percentages. Many are untested, expired, or belonged to a campaign that ended. Some are copied from page to page without anyone trying them at a checkout. Others quote the starter percentage as if it applied to every size, which it does not. We do not list codes we have not tested, and we do not vouch for them.

BRIDGE is the code we test at FundedNext's own checkout every day, with the result on our FundedNext coupon page, every price checked daily. If FundedNext runs a bigger official promotion, that page lists it the day it starts, and you should use whichever gives the lower total.

Can you stack two FundedNext codes, and what if BRIDGE does not apply?

No. Checkouts take one code per order, so a second code only replaces the first. If BRIDGE does not apply, check these in order: type it by hand in capitals with no space at the end; remove any other code already in the box; make sure the account is one of the 22 in the tables; and remember a returning buyer does not get the 7% on $15K-plus evaluations. FundedNext's starter campaign terms we recorded allow up to five redemptions per user on the starter sizes. During a FundedNext sale, compare the total with and without BRIDGE and keep the lower one. If it still does not apply on a covered account, tell us and we check it at FundedNext's checkout the same day.

A code cannot override FundedNext's own eligibility rules. FundedNext's country restrictions page lists 20 countries whose residents and citizens cannot use the platform, and caps funded allocation at $50,000 in eight more. Using a VPN or another person's identity to get around this can end the account. Refunds, resets and fee terms are FundedNext's own, because you buy the account from FundedNext, not from us.

My experience: when I test the code, I type the six letters by hand rather than pasting them, because a pasted trailing space is the easiest way to make any code box refuse a valid code. Then I read the order summary line by line: the discount line, not the headline, is what tells you which BRIDGE benefit you got.

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FundedNext coupon code "BRIDGE": up to 40% off, verified November 2026.

FundedNext promo code "BRIDGE" $5K: $29.99 (Stellar Lite).

FundedNext discount code "BRIDGE" $6K: $34.99 (2-Step) or $44.99 (1-Step).

FundedNext coupon code $10K "BRIDGE": $55.79 (Lite) or $209.99 (Instant).

FundedNext promo code $25K "BRIDGE": from $130.19 (Lite).

FundedNext discount code $50K "BRIDGE": from $213.89 (Lite) or $278.99 (2-Step).

FundedNext coupon code $100K "BRIDGE": from $371.99 (Lite), $511.49 (2-Step), $530.09 (1-Step).

FundedNext promo code $200K "BRIDGE": $743.06 (Lite) or $1,022.99 (1-Step and 2-Step).

FundedNext Stellar Instant code "BRIDGE": 30% off, $41.99 to $419.99.

FundedNext Stellar 2-Step code "BRIDGE": $34.99 to $1,022.99.

FundedNext Stellar 1-Step code "BRIDGE": $44.99 to $1,022.99.

Funded Next coupon code "BRIDGE": the same code, the same box.

FundedNext code for returning buyers "BRIDGE": 120% refundable fee with the first payout.

FundedNext coupon code November 2026 "BRIDGE": tested 11 November 2026.

All the same code, the same box, the same result.

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