Which FundedNext Plan to Pick With Coupon Code BRIDGE: Stellar 1-Step vs 2-Step vs Lite vs Instant (November 2026)

Quick answer: Pick the FundedNext plan by how you trade, then the size by your budget. Stellar 2-Step gives the most loss room (5% daily, 10% maximum) and leverage up to 1:100. Stellar 1-Step is one 10% target with tight limits (3% daily, 6% maximum) and payouts every 5 business days. Stellar Lite is the lowest price per $1,000 of account ($3.72 on the $100K with BRIDGE) with 4% daily and 8% maximum. Stellar Instant skips the challenge but uses a 6% trailing maximum loss. Code BRIDGE was tested at checkout on 11 November 2026, and every price, checked daily, is on the FundedNext coupon code page.

Which FundedNext plan to pick with coupon code "BRIDGE": all four Stellar plans compared, verified 2026

FundedNext promo code "BRIDGE": tested at checkout on 11 November 2026, from $29.99 on the Stellar Lite $5K

FundedNext discount code "BRIDGE": up to 40% off the starter accounts, 30% off Stellar Instant, 7% off 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.

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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.

FundedNext sells four CFD plans under the Stellar name, and they are not four sizes of the same thing. They have different targets, different loss limits, different ways of measuring the maximum loss, different leverage, different trading fees and different payout clocks. Two traders with the same budget can be right to buy completely different plans. Picking by price alone, or by whatever plan a friend bought, is how most traders end up on a plan that fights their style.

This guide is built to help you pick once and pick right. It compares the four plans rule by rule, shows every size with its price before and after BRIDGE, then matches plans to trading styles, budgets and goals. Every rule comes from FundedNext's own help centre and the account terms in our record, and every price is worked out to the cent from the list price and the BRIDGE discount.

What are the four FundedNext plans in November 2026?

FundedNext plans November 2026: Stellar 1-Step, 2-Step, Lite and Instant with "BRIDGE"

Here is the whole line-up on one table. Read across a row to see a plan; read down a column to compare one rule across all four.

FundedNext Stellar plans compared, rule by rule

The Lite minimum of 2 days per phase applies to accounts bought or reset on or after 12 October 2026; earlier Lite accounts keep 5 per phase. Lite's standard payout timing changed on the same date (earlier accounts: first after 21 days, then every 14).

The one-line version of each plan

• Stellar 1-Step: one target, fast payouts, the tightest loss limits of the three evaluations.
• Stellar 2-Step: two targets, the widest loss limits and the highest forex leverage, the slowest first payout.
• Stellar Lite: two targets with a smaller second one, middle loss limits, the lowest price per $1,000 of account, a higher trading fee per lot.
• Stellar Instant: no challenge, small sizes, a trailing loss limit and a lower starting share.

My experience: I put this table together from each plan's terms in our record, which were verified against FundedNext on 27 September 2026, plus the leverage and trading-fee articles checked on 10 October 2026. Reading them side by side is the fastest way to see that the plans differ on almost every line.

FundedNext Stellar 1-Step: who should pick it?

FundedNext 1-Step "BRIDGE": one 10% target, 3% daily, 6% max, payouts every 5 business days

FundedNext Stellar 1-Step prices with BRIDGE, every size

The 7% maths, rounded to the cent: $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 off for every buyer ($11 off in the USA, making $54.99). Returning buyers get a 120% refundable fee with the first payout on every 1-Step size.

What 1-Step asks of you

One phase, a 10% target, 2 minimum trading days and no time limit. The catch is the room: the daily loss is 3% and the maximum loss is 6%, measured statically from the starting balance. On a $100K account, that is $3,000 a day and $6,000 in total, against a $10,000 target. You need to make more than the whole loss limit, which is the reverse of 2-Step, where the loss limit is bigger than the first target.

Forex leverage on 1-Step is 1:30, indices 1:10, commodities 1:15 in the challenge and 1:10 when funded, crypto 1:1 and stocks 1:2. Those are lower than on 2-Step and Lite, so position sizes that work on a 2-Step account may not be possible on a 1-Step account of the same size.

Pick 1-Step if…

• You trade with tight stops and rarely have a losing day bigger than 1% to 1.5%.
• You want a single target and to be funded after one phase.
• Fast, regular payouts matter to you: every 5 business days once funded, and the funded account has no minimum trading days.
• You trade forex mostly, where the $5 per lot fee is the lower of FundedNext's two rates.

Skip 1-Step if…

• Your normal drawdowns run past 3% in a day or 6% overall.
• You need high forex leverage for your position sizes.
• You want the most loss room per dollar: 1-Step costs $8.83 per $100 of loss room on the $100K, against $5.11 on the 2-Step $100K.

My experience: Reading the 1-Step terms, the line I point out to every reader is the ratio: a 10% target against a 6% maximum loss. That single fact decides whether 1-Step fits you more than its price does.

FundedNext Stellar 2-Step: who should pick it?

FundedNext 2-Step "BRIDGE": 8% and 5% targets, 5% daily, 10% max, leverage up to 1:100

FundedNext Stellar 2-Step prices with BRIDGE, every size

The 7% maths: $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 $6K is a fixed $25 off for every buyer, 41.7% of its list price, the biggest percentage cut BRIDGE gives at FundedNext ($15 off in the USA, making $44.99).

What 2-Step asks of you

Two phases: 8% in Phase 1 and 5% in Phase 2, with 5 minimum trading days in each phase and no time limit. The daily loss is 5% and the maximum loss 10%, both static. On a $100K account, that is $5,000 a day and $10,000 in total, against an $8,000 first target and a $5,000 second target. In each phase the maximum loss is bigger than the target, which gives you more room to recover from a bad week than any other FundedNext plan.

Forex leverage is 1:100 and indices and commodities 1:25 in the challenge (1:15 once funded). The trading fee is $5 per forex lot, the lower rate.

Pick 2-Step if…

• You are newer to prop challenges, or your style has deeper swings, and you want the most room.
• You hold trades for days and need a daily limit that survives a volatile session.
• You trade forex in size and want 1:100 leverage with the $5 fee.
• You want the lowest cost per $100 of loss room: $5.11 on the $100K and $200K.

Skip 2-Step if…

• You want to be funded quickly: two phases with 5 days each means at least 10 trading days.
• You want an early first payout: the standard first reward comes after 21 days on the funded account (the 3-day and On-Demand options can be faster).

My experience: Reading the 2-Step terms, the line I check first is the 5-day minimum per phase, because it sets the earliest you can be funded: 10 trading days across the two phases.

FundedNext Stellar Lite: who should pick it?

FundedNext Lite "BRIDGE": 8% and 4% targets, 4% daily, 8% max, from $29.99

FundedNext Stellar Lite prices with BRIDGE, every size

The 7% maths: $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 $5K is a fixed $3 off for every buyer, in every region.

What Lite asks of you

Two phases: 8% then 4%. The daily loss is 4% and the maximum loss 8%, both static. For accounts bought or reset on or after 12 October 2026, the minimum is 2 trading days per phase on the standard payout option, or 5 per phase if you choose the 3-day or On-Demand option. Leverage matches 2-Step (forex 1:100). The standard payout cycle is 10 business days, and the challenge fee is refunded with the third reward.

The trade-off is the trading fee: $7 per forex or oil lot, against $5 on 1-Step and 2-Step. On a low-lot style that hardly matters; on a high-lot style it adds up (see the trading-fee section below).

Pick Lite if…

• You want the most account for the money: $3.72 per $1,000 on the $100K and $200K, the lowest of any FundedNext plan.
• You want a two-phase plan with a smaller second target (4%) than 2-Step's 5%.
• You want to finish the challenge fast: 2 minimum days per phase on the standard option.
• You trade a moderate number of lots, so the $2 extra per lot does not eat the saving.

Skip Lite if…

• You trade many forex lots: past roughly 70 lots on the $100K, the extra trading fee outweighs Lite's lower price against 2-Step.
• You need 2-Step's wider limits (5% daily, 10% maximum).

My experience: The Lite $5K is the account used in the daily checkout test, and on 11 November 2026 the total dropped from $32.99 to $29.99 with BRIDGE. In the rules, the 12 October 2026 date line is the one I read twice, because it changed both the minimum days and the payout timing.

FundedNext Stellar Instant: who should pick it?

FundedNext Instant "BRIDGE": no challenge, 6% trailing maximum loss, 30% off every size

FundedNext Stellar Instant prices with BRIDGE, every size

The 30% maths: $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 every buyer, new or returning.

What Instant asks of you

No target and no separate daily loss limit. The one limit is a 6% maximum loss that trails your highest equity and stops at the initial balance. You need at least 1% growth to withdraw; from 1% a 14-day cycle is available, and at 5% growth eligibility is checked at end of day for an on-demand transfer. The reward share is 70% in Tiers 1 to 2 and 80% from Tier 3. The forex fee is $7 per lot and indices are $0.

Instant is funded from the first trade, so the funded-account news rule applies from the first trade too: profit from trades opened or closed in the 5 minutes either side of a related high-impact event counts at 40%, and Instant also has a 1% news-time adjustment to the maximum-loss equity.

Pick Instant if…

• You do not want to pass a challenge and are happy with a $2K to $20K account.
• You have a steady style that rarely gives back gains, because the trailing floor rises with your equity.
• You want the chance of an early payout: on-demand at 5% growth.

Skip Instant if…

• You want the most account for the money: Instant costs $21.00 per $1,000, more than five times the Lite $100K.
• You trade the news on funded accounts.
• You live in the USA: FundedNext lists Instant as unavailable to US traders.

My experience: Reading the Instant terms, the trailing floor is the line I check first, because it is the one rule that works differently from every other FundedNext plan. The 30% on Instant is the one cut that is the same for new and returning buyers outside the starter sizes.

Which FundedNext plan fits your trading style?

Best FundedNext plan for your style "BRIDGE": scalper, day trader, swing trader, news trader, EA user

Match the plan's rules to how you actually trade, not how you plan to trade on a good week.

FundedNext plan by trading style

Scalpers and high-lot traders

If you trade many lots, the trading fee per lot is the cost that decides your plan. FundedNext charges $5 per forex or oil lot on 1-Step and 2-Step and $7 on Lite and Instant, charged once when the trade opens. Over 100 lots that is $500 against $700. Between 1-Step and 2-Step, 2-Step's 1:100 forex leverage allows larger positions than 1-Step's 1:30, so most high-lot forex traders lean to 2-Step.

Swing traders

All four plans allow overnight and weekend holding, so the question is room. A swing trade can move against you for days before it works. 2-Step's 10% maximum and 5% daily give that trade the most space. Lite's 8% and 4% are a step down; 1-Step's 6% and 3% leave little room for multi-day drawdown.

News traders

During the challenge on 1-Step, 2-Step and Lite, news trading is unrestricted. Once funded, and on Instant from the first trade, any trade opened or closed from 5 minutes before to 5 minutes after a directly related high-impact event has only 40% of its profit counted, while losses count in full. FundedNext's Clarity Cards also watch Quick Strike, News Trading and a cumulative Risk Limit. If news is your edge, an evaluation plan lets you use it to pass, but plan to change the habit once funded.

EA and copy traders

FundedNext allows responsible EAs and indicators, with platform limits: algorithmic execution on Match-Trader can be restricted, so MT4, MT5 or cTrader suit EA users better. Copy trading is allowed only between your own eligible challenge accounts; copying a third party is not allowed, and hedging across FundedNext accounts or with an outside broker is banned.

My experience: Each line of this table comes from a rule in our record, not from opinion about traders. When I read a plan's terms, I read them as a checklist against the style, and the style column is the one that changes the answer most often.

Which FundedNext plan fits your budget?

FundedNext plan by budget "BRIDGE": what $50, $150, $300, $600 and $1,100 buy

Your budget sets the size you can buy on each plan. These are the largest accounts each budget covers with BRIDGE, as a new buyer.

Small budget: under $50

All four starter accounts fit: Lite $5K at $29.99, 2-Step $6K at $34.99, Instant $2K at $41.99, 1-Step $6K at $44.99. The starter cuts apply to every buyer, so a returning buyer pays the same. For a first account, the 2-Step $6K gives the most room for the money: $600 of maximum loss for $34.99, $5.83 per $100 of room.

Middle budget: $150 to $300

At $300, Lite reaches $50K for $213.89, and 2-Step $50K for $278.99. The 1-Step only reaches $25K. If you want size, Lite gives the biggest account per dollar; if you want room, the 2-Step $50K gives $5,000 of maximum loss against Lite's $4,000.

Larger budget: $600 and up

At $600, every evaluation plan reaches $100K. Lite $100K at $371.99 leaves $228.01 of a $600 budget, enough for a second attempt at a smaller size. At $1,100, every evaluation reaches $200K, and the Lite $200K at $743.06 is $279.93 cheaper than the 1-Step or 2-Step $200K.

Budget for more than one attempt

Many traders need more than one attempt. A budget split into two or three smaller accounts can be a better plan than one large account. With $600, for example: two Lite $50K accounts cost $427.78 ($213.89 × 2) as a new buyer. Remember that after your first order you count as a returning buyer, so the second order on a 7% size is at list price, with the 120% refundable fee with the first payout instead. Two Lite $50K orders would then cost $213.89 + $229.99 = $443.88.

My experience: I built this budget table from the BRIDGE prices only. On the checkout test of 11 November 2026, the code was accepted and the Stellar Lite $5K total dropped from $32.99 to $29.99.

Which FundedNext plan gives the most loss room for the money?

FundedNext loss room per dollar "BRIDGE": price per $100 of maximum loss, every plan

Price per $1,000 of account tells you how much balance you buy. Price per $100 of maximum loss tells you how much mistake you can afford. For most traders, the second is the better guide, because the loss limit is what ends accounts.

How it is worked: BRIDGE price ÷ (maximum loss in dollars ÷ 100). For the Lite $100K: $371.99 ÷ 80 = $4.65. For the 2-Step $100K: $511.49 ÷ 100 = $5.11. For the 1-Step $100K: $530.09 ÷ 60 = $8.83. The Instant $5K and $20K both work out to $35.00 ($104.99 ÷ 3 and $419.99 ÷ 12), and the $2K to $34.99.

What the table tells you

• Lite is the cheapest per $100 of room from $10K upward, by a small margin over 2-Step.
• 2-Step $6K is the cheapest starter by room, thanks to its $25 starter cut.
• 1-Step costs about 1.7 to 1.8 times as much per $100 of room as 2-Step at $50K and up. You pay that for one phase and the 5-business-day payout clock.
• Instant is the most expensive by far, because you pay to skip the challenge.

My experience: I worked this table from the static maximum loss of each plan in its terms and the BRIDGE prices. Instant's figure uses the starting 6% room; because the floor trails, its real room changes as equity moves.

Profit targets: how hard is each plan to pass?

FundedNext profit target "BRIDGE": 10%, 8% + 5%, 8% + 4%, in dollars

Profit needed to pass, in dollars

Target against loss room

A useful single number is the target divided by the maximum loss. The lower it is, the more room you have compared with what you must make.

• 1-Step: 10% ÷ 6% = 1.67. You must make 1.67 times the whole loss limit.
• 2-Step: Phase 1 8% ÷ 10% = 0.80; Phase 2 5% ÷ 10% = 0.50.
• Lite: Phase 1 8% ÷ 8% = 1.00; Phase 2 4% ÷ 8% = 0.50.

On this measure 2-Step is the most forgiving plan, Lite is close behind, and 1-Step is the hardest. In exchange, 1-Step has one phase, and both phases of 2-Step together ask for 13% of profit against 1-Step's 10% and Lite's 12%.

Daily loss against your average losing day

Before you buy, look at your worst normal losing day as a percentage. If it is 2%, 1-Step's 3% daily limit leaves 1% of spare room; 2-Step's 5% leaves 3%. If it is 3.5%, 1-Step is off the table, Lite's 4% is tight, and 2-Step's 5% is the only comfortable fit. Use our position size calculator to set risk per trade so a run of losers stays inside the daily limit.

My experience: These target and ratio figures come straight from the percentages in each plan's terms. The 1.67 ratio for 1-Step is the number I check before anything else when reading a one-phase plan.

Leverage and position size on each plan

FundedNext leverage "BRIDGE": 1:30 on 1-Step, 1:100 on 2-Step and Lite

FundedNext publishes leverage by plan in what is the leverage of the trading account.

What leverage means in practice

Leverage sets the largest position you can open. On a $25K account, 1:30 allows up to $750,000 of forex exposure; 1:100 allows up to $2,500,000. Most traders never use full leverage, and the loss limits stop you long before leverage does. But if your style uses large positions with tight stops, 1-Step's 1:30 can block trades that 2-Step or Lite allow on the same account size. Note also that 2-Step and Lite cut indices and commodities leverage from 1:25 to 1:15 when funded, so size those trades for the funded limit from the start.

My experience: I read FundedNext's leverage article plan by plan against our record, checked on 10 October 2026. The funded cut on indices and commodities is the detail to note, because a size that fits the challenge may not fit the funded account.

Trading fees: how they change the best plan

FundedNext trading fee per lot "BRIDGE": when Lite stops being cheaper than 2-Step

FundedNext's trading fees are in its help articles on Stellar challenges and FundedNext accounts and on the Stellar Instant account: $5 per forex or oil lot on 1-Step and 2-Step, $7 on Lite and Instant, metals 0.0016% of notional, crypto 0.04% of notional, stocks 0.004% of lot size × open price, and $0 on indices for Instant.

Lots at which Lite and 2-Step cost the same

Below those lot counts over the life of the account, Lite is cheaper overall. Above them, 2-Step is cheaper overall, before you even count its wider loss limits. On the $25K and $50K, the break-even comes early, at around 28 and 33 forex lots. A trader who places several lots a day on a $50K account will pass that number within a couple of weeks.

1-Step against 2-Step on fees

1-Step and 2-Step share the $5 rate, so the fee does not separate them. The price does: at $100K, 1-Step costs $18.60 more than 2-Step ($530.09 − $511.49), and at $200K they cost the same ($1,022.99).

My experience: I worked the break-even lots from the BRIDGE prices and the $2 gap between the two fee rates in FundedNext's articles. It is the comparison I would run before buying Lite, because it is the one place where the cheaper plan can end up costing more.

Payout timing: does it change which plan to pick?

FundedNext payout timing by plan "BRIDGE": 5, 10, 21/14 business or calendar days

If regular income from the funded account matters more to you than loss room, 1-Step's 5-business-day cycle is the strongest. 2-Step's first standard payout takes 21 days, but its On-Demand option (2% growth, 40% consistency, 90% share) can be faster for a trader who meets it. The full payout rulebook, with methods, refunds and the rules that can cut a reward, is in our FundedNext payout proof guide.

My experience: Reading the payout lines in each plan's terms, the option you choose at checkout on 2-Step and Lite also changes Lite's minimum days, from 2 to 5 per phase. That link is why I read the payout section before the target section on Lite.

Country and platform limits that change your pick

FundedNext restricted countries "BRIDGE": the limits that rule a plan out

Platforms

FundedNext supports MT4, MT5, cTrader and Match-Trader. US traders cannot use MT4 or MT5 from a US IP address, and repeated US-IP access to a MetaQuotes account can end the account without a reward or refund. Algorithmic execution on Match-Trader can be restricted, which matters to EA users.

Countries

• USA: Stellar Instant, free trials and competitions are not available. The starter prices in the USA are $44.99 on the 2-Step $6K ($15 off) and $54.99 on the 1-Step $6K ($11 off); the Lite $5K is $29.99 in every region.
• $50,000 cap: Cambodia, Mongolia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Taiwan, Ukraine, the Czech Republic and Pakistan carry a maximum funded allocation of $50,000. Do not buy a $100K or $200K account from these countries.
• No bank-transfer payouts: 36 countries, plus Iran (TC Pay only). The list is in FundedNext's withdrawal article and in our payout guide.
• Restricted countries: FundedNext's full list is in are any countries restricted on FundedNext CFDs. Using a VPN or false details to get around it can end the account.

Account limits

The combined funded limit in our record is $300K, and the maximum capital through scaling is up to $4M on the evaluation plans and up to $2M on Instant (with a $20,000 active purchase allocation on Instant). FundedNext's own answer on how many accounts you can hold is in how many accounts can I have with FundedNext, and the Instant allocation is in the maximum allocation for the Stellar Instant account.

My experience: I read the country rules in FundedNext's help centre against our record, checked on 4 October 2026, before writing this section. The $50,000 cap is the one I would check first, because it can rule out the largest sizes of every evaluation plan.

New buyer or returning buyer: does it change the plan?

FundedNext new vs returning buyer "BRIDGE": 7% off now, or 120% back with the first payout

BRIDGE gives two kinds of saving at FundedNext, depending on whether you have bought a FundedNext CFD account before.

For a returning buyer, the starter sizes and Instant are where the code takes money off at checkout. On the 2-Step $100K, a returning buyer pays $549.99 and gets $659.99 back with the first payout ($549.99 × 1.20 = $659.988 → $659.99). A new buyer on the same account pays $511.49 now. If you are a returning buyer choosing between plans, the 120% refund makes the plan you are most likely to get paid on the best value, not just the cheapest one.

My experience: I read both sides of the offer in the offers sheet before writing this: the 7% is for traders with no prior FundedNext CFD purchase, and the 120% refundable fee with the first payout is listed for returning buyers on every 1-Step, 2-Step and Lite size.

Five mistakes traders make when picking a FundedNext plan

FundedNext plan mistakes "BRIDGE": what to check before you pay

1. Buying 1-Step for speed with a 2-Step style. One phase is faster only if you can stay inside 3% daily and 6% maximum. A 4% losing day ends a 1-Step account that a 2-Step account would survive.
2. Buying Lite for price and trading heavy lots. Past the break-even lots above, Lite's $7 fee outweighs its lower price.
3. Trading the news on a funded account. Profit in the 5-minute window counts at 40%, and losses at 100%. On Instant this applies from the first trade.
4. Buying above $50K from a capped country. The maximum funded allocation in the eight listed countries is $50,000.
5. Leaving an account idle. 30 days without a trade deactivates a Stellar account, checked against FundedNext's help centre on 21 October 2026.

My experience: Each of these five is a rule I check in the terms during my reading of each plan. None of them depends on how well you trade; they are avoidable by reading before you buy.

A simple decision path

Which FundedNext plan "BRIDGE": answer four questions

1. Do you want to skip the challenge? Yes, and you are outside the USA: Stellar Instant. Otherwise go on.
2. Is your worst normal losing day above 3%? Yes: rule out 1-Step. Above 4%: rule out Lite too, and pick 2-Step.
3. Do you trade many forex lots? Yes: 2-Step or 1-Step for the $5 fee. No: Lite for the lowest price per $1,000.
4. Do you want fast, regular payouts more than room? Yes, and your losses stay small: 1-Step. Otherwise 2-Step or Lite.

Then pick the size: the largest your budget allows on that plan, unless you live in a $50,000-cap country, or you would rather split the budget across two attempts. The full price list is in our guide to the FundedNext price for every account size, and the lowest totals are in the cheapest FundedNext account.

Quick picks

My experience: This path uses only the rules and prices in this guide. BRIDGE is listed on all four plans in our offers sheet, so pick the plan on its rules first; the code then lowers the price of whichever plan you choose.

How to apply BRIDGE to the plan you pick

FundedNext coupon code "BRIDGE": step by step

1. Open the FundedNext website and choose Stellar 1-Step, 2-Step, Lite or Instant.
2. Pick the size, the platform and, on 2-Step and Lite, the payout option.
3. Type BRIDGE in the coupon box and apply it.
4. Check the total before you pay: the starter price, 30% off Instant, or 7% off as a new buyer.
5. Pay by card, PayPal, Skrill, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Binance Pay, crypto or a local method.

Every price, checked daily, is on the FundedNext coupon code page. The full rules of each plan are on the FundedNext challenge accounts tab, and any rule change we find is logged on the rule changes tracker.

My experience: In the daily test I type BRIDGE in capitals, apply it and check the total line; on 11 November 2026 it was accepted and the total dropped.

Quick answers by search

Which FundedNext plan to pick "BRIDGE": 2-Step for room, 1-Step for speed, Lite for value, Instant for no challenge.

FundedNext 1-Step vs 2-Step "BRIDGE": 10% target, 3%/6% vs 8% + 5%, 5%/10%.

FundedNext Lite vs 2-Step "BRIDGE": Lite cheaper per $1,000, 2-Step cheaper per lot.

FundedNext Instant vs challenge "BRIDGE": no target, 6% trailing, $21 per $1,000.

Best FundedNext plan for beginners "BRIDGE": Stellar 2-Step $6K, $34.99.

Best value FundedNext plan "BRIDGE": Stellar Lite $100K, $371.99.

Easiest FundedNext challenge "BRIDGE": 2-Step, most loss room against the target.

Fastest FundedNext payout plan "BRIDGE": 1-Step, every 5 business days.

FundedNext plan for scalpers "BRIDGE": 2-Step, $5 per lot and 1:100.

FundedNext plan for swing traders "BRIDGE": 2-Step, 10% maximum loss.

Funded Next which challenge "BRIDGE": the same code on all four.

FundedNext plan November 2026 "BRIDGE": tested 11 November 2026.

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

Next: for every size and price, read FundedNext price for every account size with BRIDGE. For the lowest checkout total, read the cheapest FundedNext account with BRIDGE. For how the firm pays, read FundedNext payout proof, and for the overall verdict, is FundedNext worth it. The full FundedNext review has every rule, and the FundedNext coupon code page has every price, checked daily. To see the firm next to another option, open FundedNext vs Funding Pips or FundedNext vs The5ers.