FundedNext Futures

SLIPPAGE SLIPPAGE SLIPPAGE! One expects a bit of slippage when trading through a prop firm, they have to make their money somehow, but when you place a trade with a $200 stop and end up losing $500 because of the entry/exit slippage, that simply means you can NEVER be profitable trading through FundedNext. I took the exact same trade at the exact same time on my cash account with another broker and got filled both ways with almost zero slippage, so FundedNext's excuses about why this happens hold no merit. In general, my experience on every trade has experienced 10%-20% slippage, this last one was 150%. If you can be profitable with those odds, well, I guess you really wouldn't be here reading this review...

SLIPPAGE SLIPPAGE SLIPPAGE! One expects a bit of slippage when trading through a prop firm, they have to make their money somehow, but when you place a trade with a $200 stop and end up losing $500 because of the entry/exit slippage, that simply means you can NEVER be profitable trading through FundedNext. I took the exact same trade at the exact same time on my cash account with another broker and got filled both ways with almost zero slippage, so FundedNext's excuses about why this happens hold no merit. In general, my experience on every trade has experienced 10%-20% slippage, this last one was 150%. If you can be profitable with those odds, well, I guess you really wouldn't be here reading this review...

⚠️ Warning to other traders – serious platform issue I had a very concerning experience that I think other traders should be aware of. I placed a BUY trade on Gold (futures), but nothing showed up on my platform. No open position, no PnL, no movement on the chart — absolutely no indication that a trade was active. Under normal circumstances, this information is always visible immediately. Because of that, I genuinely believed the trade had not been executed or was still pending. I even removed what I thought were pending orders (buy/sell limits). I tried again, same thing — still nothing displayed. Then suddenly, I got disconnected. When I logged back into my dashboard, my account was marked as “breached.” This raises a serious concern: were trades being executed in the background without being displayed? Because if that’s the case, it means I had zero ability to manage risk, close positions, or even know what was happening. I’m not jumping to conclusions, but this situation is extremely troubling. If you’re trading here, be careful and double-check everything — because what you see on your screen might not reflect what’s actually happening on your account. Stay cautious.

⚠️ Warning to other traders – serious platform issue I had a very concerning experience that I think other traders should be aware of. I placed a BUY trade on Gold (futures), but nothing showed up on my platform. No open position, no PnL, no movement on the chart — absolutely no indication that a trade was active. Under normal circumstances, this information is always visible immediately. Because of that, I genuinely believed the trade had not been executed or was still pending. I even removed what I thought were pending orders (buy/sell limits). I tried again, same thing — still nothing displayed. Then suddenly, I got disconnected. When I logged back into my dashboard, my account was marked as “breached.” This raises a serious concern: were trades being executed in the background without being displayed? Because if that’s the case, it means I had zero ability to manage risk, close positions, or even know what was happening. I’m not jumping to conclusions, but this situation is extremely troubling. If you’re trading here, be careful and double-check everything — because what you see on your screen might not reflect what’s actually happening on your account. Stay cautious.

Title: Unfair Liquidation Due to Execution Delay & Lack of Transparency I am sharing my experience with FundedNext regarding an issue with my futures account (MNQ trading), which I believe highlights serious concerns about their risk engine and execution process. FundedNext themselves stated: “The system detects the breach instantly but the trade may take time to close automatically.” This raises a critical question: If the system detects a breach instantly, why is the trade not closed instantly? My account was liquidated due to a trailing drawdown breach. However, the explanation provided by their support team revealed a critical inconsistency: * The system flagged a breach when my floating PnL reached around -$568 * But the trade was actually closed at approximately -$152 This means the breach was triggered based on floating loss, while the execution to close the position was delayed. FundedNext themselves confirmed that their “risk engine flags instantly but the trade may take time to close.” In fast-moving markets like MNQ, even a small delay can significantly affect outcomes. If the breach is detected instantly, the position should logically be closed at that exact moment. The delay in execution creates an unfair disadvantage and leads to avoidable losses. Additionally: * There was no clear real-time warning or precise visibility of the trailing drawdown level * The liquidation logic based on floating PnL is not transparently enforced or explained I requested audit logs and clarification, but my request for resolution (account reinstatement or compensation) was denied. My last interaction was with Daniel from the support team, who confirmed that no refund or reinstatement would be provided. This creates a major trust issue. As a trader: I used proper stop loss I managed risk correctly My realized loss was within limits Yet the account was liquidated due to floating PnL and delayed execution. This leads to serious concerns: How can traders trust stop loss if execution is delayed? How can risk management work if decisions are based on temporary floating spikes? Why is there no protection once breach is detected? This raises concerns about: * Execution fairness * Transparency of rules * Reliability of the platform during volatile conditions I contacted support multiple times, and my final conversation was with Daniel, who confirmed: Account will not be reinstated No refund or compensation will be provided Despite clearly pointing out that: Stop loss was respected Account still had drawdown left No proper resolution was given. For a prop firm, trust in execution and risk control is critical. If traders cannot rely on stop loss and system execution timing, then the risk is no longer in the trader’s control. I strongly advise traders to fully understand how trailing drawdown and execution delays work on this platform before trading. I strongly advise traders to fully understand how floating drawdown and execution delays are handled before using this platform. I hope FundedNext reviews this issue seriously and improves transparency and execution fairness for traders.

Title: Unfair Liquidation Due to Execution Delay & Lack of Transparency I am sharing my experience with FundedNext regarding an issue with my futures account (MNQ trading), which I believe highlights serious concerns about their risk engine and execution process. FundedNext themselves stated: “The system detects the breach instantly but the trade may take time to close automatically.” This raises a critical question: If the system detects a breach instantly, why is the trade not closed instantly? My account was liquidated due to a trailing drawdown breach. However, the explanation provided by their support team revealed a critical inconsistency: * The system flagged a breach when my floating PnL reached around -$568 * But the trade was actually closed at approximately -$152 This means the breach was triggered based on floating loss, while the execution to close the position was delayed. FundedNext themselves confirmed that their “risk engine flags instantly but the trade may take time to close.” In fast-moving markets like MNQ, even a small delay can significantly affect outcomes. If the breach is detected instantly, the position should logically be closed at that exact moment. The delay in execution creates an unfair disadvantage and leads to avoidable losses. Additionally: * There was no clear real-time warning or precise visibility of the trailing drawdown level * The liquidation logic based on floating PnL is not transparently enforced or explained I requested audit logs and clarification, but my request for resolution (account reinstatement or compensation) was denied. My last interaction was with Daniel from the support team, who confirmed that no refund or reinstatement would be provided. This creates a major trust issue. As a trader: I used proper stop loss I managed risk correctly My realized loss was within limits Yet the account was liquidated due to floating PnL and delayed execution. This leads to serious concerns: How can traders trust stop loss if execution is delayed? How can risk management work if decisions are based on temporary floating spikes? Why is there no protection once breach is detected? This raises concerns about: * Execution fairness * Transparency of rules * Reliability of the platform during volatile conditions I contacted support multiple times, and my final conversation was with Daniel, who confirmed: Account will not be reinstated No refund or compensation will be provided Despite clearly pointing out that: Stop loss was respected Account still had drawdown left No proper resolution was given. For a prop firm, trust in execution and risk control is critical. If traders cannot rely on stop loss and system execution timing, then the risk is no longer in the trader’s control. I strongly advise traders to fully understand how trailing drawdown and execution delays work on this platform before trading. I strongly advise traders to fully understand how floating drawdown and execution delays are handled before using this platform. I hope FundedNext reviews this issue seriously and improves transparency and execution fairness for traders.

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Bad experience with funded next

Bad experience with funded next