FundedNext Coupon Code: BRIDGE (Up to 40% Off)

FundedNext sells 4 programmes (Stellar 1-Step, Stellar 2-Step, Stellar Lite, Stellar Instant). They differ in steps, targets and loss limits, so pick the one that fits how you trade first, then the size you can afford to lose.

Stellar 1-Step: a 1 step evaluation, a 10% profit target, a 3% daily loss limit, a 6% maximum loss (static, equity based), at least 2 trading days, a profit split of 80% up to 95%, payouts every 5 business days. With BRIDGE it costs from $44.99 ($6K) to $1,022.99 ($200K).

Stellar 2-Step: a 2 step evaluation, a 8% profit target, a 5% daily loss limit, a 10% maximum loss (static, equity based), at least 5 trading days, a profit split of 80% up to 95%, payouts standard: first 21 days, then 14 days. With BRIDGE it costs from $34.99 ($6K) to $1,022.99 ($200K).

Stellar Lite: a 2 step evaluation, a 8% profit target, a 4% daily loss limit, a 8% maximum loss (static, equity based), at least 2 trading days, a profit split of 80% up to 95%, payouts standard: every 10 business days. With BRIDGE it costs from $29.99 ($5K) to $743.06 ($200K).

Stellar Instant: a instant funded evaluation, a 6% maximum loss (trailing, equity based), no minimum trading days, a profit split of 70% up to 80%, payouts on demand. With BRIDGE it costs from $49.99 ($2K) to $479.99 ($20K).

A percentage is easy to misread under pressure. Here is what each rule means in dollars on every size, using the percentages FundedNext states for each programme. Write your daily dollar limit down before the first trade.

A simple way to size trades: decide how many losing trades in a row you want to survive before the daily limit, and divide. At 0.5% risk per trade, a 5% daily limit takes 10 losers in a row; at 2% it takes 2.

The trading rules people break most often, programme by programme, as FundedNext states them.

“Allowed” can still come with limits (a window around high-impact news, your own EA only). Read FundedNext's rules page for the exact wording before you trade the release.

BRIDGE takes the same 40% off every size it covers, so the dollar saving grows with the price. It saves $3 on the Stellar Lite · Two Step $5K and $120 on the Stellar Instant · Instant Funded $20K.

That is never a reason to buy bigger. Buy the size you can afford to lose: most traders need more than one attempt, and a cheaper attempt lets you keep learning longer. The cheapest way in today is the Stellar Lite · Two Step $5K at $29.99 with BRIDGE.

FundedNext does not pay through a public on-chain rail we can read, so we can't show its payouts as transactions. Check its payout terms and real trader reviews before you buy.

• Stellar 1-Step: payouts every 5 business days, split 80% up to 95%, scaling up to $4,000,000.
• Stellar 2-Step: payouts standard: first 21 days, then 14 days, split 80% up to 95%, scaling up to $4,000,000.
• Stellar Lite: payouts standard: every 10 business days, split 80% up to 95%, scaling up to $4,000,000.
• Stellar Instant: payouts on demand, split 70% up to 80%, scaling up to $2,000,000.

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• Paying before the total drops. Apply BRIDGE, see the lower total, then pay. Screenshot it.
• Buying the biggest size because it saves the most dollars. The loss limits grow too, and so does the fee you lose if you fail.
• Reading only the target. The daily loss limit fails more accounts than the target ever does.
• Trading the news minute without checking the rule. Some programmes restrict orders around high-impact releases.
• Using a bought EA or copied signals. Many firms allow only your own strategy.