FundedNext Futures payout rules

Reward share, cycle length, caps and buffers for FundedNext Futures Flex, Legacy and Rapid funded accounts.

Trader share: 80% to 95% by challenge
Minimum request: $250
Fastest cycle: Daily (Rapid Daily)

Rules checked on September 26, 2026 · FundedNext's official reward rules · By helloweekends Editors

FundedNext Futures payout rules depend on your challenge. FundedNext calls a payout a Performance Reward. The trader share is 95% on Flex, 90% on Rapid Pro and Rapid Daily, and 80% on Legacy. Rapid Daily pays daily, Rapid Pro every 3 days, and Flex and Legacy every 5 benchmark days. Each cycle needs $500 of profit, the minimum request is $250, and every account has a cap per payout.

FundedNext pays rewards from its own funds under its terms, and it can change or pause them. There is no activation fee, but you must pass identity checks (KYC) after the challenge.

Payout rules by account

A benchmark day is a trading day that closes with at least the profit shown in the table, for example $200 on the Flex 50K.

Every cycle needs $500 profit; minimum request $250. Source: FundedNext Futures help center and challenge pages, checked September 26, 2026.
Account	Share	Cycle	Cap per payout	Buffer or lock	Benchmark days
Flex 50K	95%	Every 5 benchmark days	50% of profit, max $1,500	MLL locks at $50,100 after 1st payout	5 days of $200+
Flex 100K	95%	Every 5 benchmark days	50% of profit, max $2,500	MLL locks at $100,100 after 1st payout	5 days of $200+
Flex 150K	95%	Every 5 benchmark days	50% of profit, max $4,000	MLL locks at $150,100 after 1st payout	5 days of $250+
Legacy 25K	80%	Every 5 benchmark days	50% of profit, max $3,000	None	5 days of $100+
Legacy 50K	80%	Every 5 benchmark days	50% of profit, max $6,000	None	5 days of $200+
Legacy 100K	80%	Every 5 benchmark days	50% of profit, max $6,000	None	5 days of $200+
Rapid Pro 25K	90%	Every 3 days	$800	MLL stops trailing at $25,100	None; 40% consistency
Rapid Pro 50K	90%	Every 3 days	$1,200 (one help page: $1,500)	MLL stops trailing at $50,100	None; 40% consistency
Rapid Pro 100K	90%	Every 3 days	$2,500	MLL stops trailing at $100,100	None; 40% consistency
Rapid Daily 25K	90%	Daily	$800	End-of-day balance of $26,100	None
Rapid Daily 50K	90%	Daily	$1,200 (one help page: $1,500)	End-of-day balance of $52,100	None
Rapid Daily 100K	90%	Daily	$2,500	End-of-day balance of $102,600	None

Conflicts on FundedNext's pages

Flex share. The Flex page, the General Rules and the Flex eligibility article say 95%. The "How can I withdraw" article (September 21, 2026) says Flex withdrawals receive 80%, or 90% with an add-on.
Rapid 50K cap. The Rapid Pro and Rapid Daily eligibility articles and the comparison table say $1,200 per cycle; the "How can I withdraw" article and the /futures FAQ say $1,500.

What happens after five payouts

Flex: the account is concluded after 5 payouts. Completing all five from one account enters you into a live funding review pool.
Rapid Pro and Rapid Daily: the account is concluded after the 5th reward.
Legacy: after 30 benchmark days, the 50% limit and the cap are removed.
Old Rapid accounts (the earlier single-path Rapid Challenge): a separate help article says the withdrawal cap was lifted after 5 rewards.

Your first payout, step by step

Pass the challenge within its FundedNext Futures rules, then complete KYC.
Meet your account's first-payout condition. Rapid Daily: an end-of-day balance at or above the buffer, with $500 of cycle profit above it. Rapid Pro: the 40% consistency rule met, with $500 of cycle profit, in as little as 3 days. Flex and Legacy: 5 benchmark days and $500 of profit.
Request at least $250 and no more than your cap. On Flex and Legacy that also means no more than 50% of your profit.
Pick a method. US traders submit a W-9 when withdrawing.
FundedNext says it processes requests within 24 hours. A processing fee of up to 3.5% can apply.

Worked examples

Flex 50K

After five benchmark days of $200 or more, say your profit is $2,000. You can request 50% of it, $1,000, which is under the $1,500 cap. At a 95% share you receive $950 before any method fee. After this first payout the MLL locks at $50,100.

Rapid Daily 50K

The buffer is $52,100: the $50,000 start, plus the $2,000 MLL, plus $100. You need $500 of cycle profit above it, so an end-of-day balance of $52,600, before you can request. The cap is $1,200 per payout on the eligibility articles ($1,500 on one other help page), and you keep 90%.

Payout methods

FundedNext pays by USDT (ERC20 and TRC20), USDC (ERC20), RiseWorks, bank transfer ($1,000 to $50,000 per request) and direct deposit to FNmarkets. The minimum is $250, and a processing fee of up to 3.5% can apply. For US reporting basics, see how to file prop firm taxes; this is general information, not tax advice.

Recent payout changes

July 10, 2026: Rapid Pro & Daily replaced the single-path Rapid Challenge, with a 90% reward share, daily rewards on Rapid Daily and rewards every 3 days on Rapid Pro.
July 10, 2026: the Bolt Challenge, which had daily payouts and a buffer at $52,100, was withdrawn from new purchases and resets.

See the rule change log for every logged change.

Know the riskA FundedNext Futures challenge is a paid service with simulated trading. Most people who buy one do not pass it, and firms change their rules, pause payouts and close. Not investment advice.

Questions

What is the FundedNext Futures profit split?

95% on Flex, 90% on Rapid Pro and Rapid Daily, and 80% on Legacy. One help article gives 80% for Flex, which conflicts with the Flex page.

How often does FundedNext Futures pay?

Rapid Daily daily, Rapid Pro every 3 days, and Flex and Legacy every 5 benchmark days. Each cycle needs $500 of profit.

What is the minimum FundedNext Futures payout?

$250. Bank transfers start at $1,000 per request.

What happens after five FundedNext Futures payouts?

Flex, Rapid Pro and Rapid Daily accounts are concluded; Flex traders who complete all five enter a live funding review pool. Legacy lifts its 50% limit and cap after 30 benchmark days.

How do US traders get paid by FundedNext Futures?

US traders submit a W-9 when withdrawing. FundedNext lists crypto, RiseWorks and bank transfer among its payout methods, but its pages do not say which of them US traders can use, so we have not confirmed that.

Sources

All checked on September 26, 2026.