FundedNext Futures

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“My experience with ''_V__e__r__i__t__a__s_ _R_ _E_ _D_ _R_ _E_ _S_ _S_ was generally positive. They responded promptly and kept me updated regularly. While the outcome wasn’t exactly what I expected, I felt they were honest and transparent in their approach.

Btw i was already made an review in the past and said this is a good porp firm i have ever used thank to all of you guys ❤️

Btw i was already made an review in the past and said this is a good porp firm i have ever used thank to all of you guys ❤️

Very disappointing experience with FundedNext. I was in profit during my challenge phase and was not even near my daily loss limit the previous day, andI took no more trades that day. The next day, I opened a new trade, and while it was only in a small floating loss, FundedNext forcefully closed my trade and emailed me saying I had breached the daily loss limit. After I contacted support, they spoke to their technical team and admitted the mistake was on their side. They reactivated my account, which clearly proves the issue was caused by them — not me. But here is the real problem: Because they force-closed my trade manually in loss, I lost money unnecessarily. That same trade later went on to hit TP exactly as planned. I told them clearly: “Fine, keep the profit if you want, but at least return the loss that happened only because your system wrongly closed my trade.” Their response? “We can’t do anything about that.” This is extremely unprofessional behavior. If a prop firm can randomly close trades in loss due to their own technical mistakes and then refuse to compensate the trader, how can traders trust them with larger accounts in the future? I have all the proofs and screenshots Very poor handling of the situation.

Very disappointing experience with FundedNext. I was in profit during my challenge phase and was not even near my daily loss limit the previous day, andI took no more trades that day. The next day, I opened a new trade, and while it was only in a small floating loss, FundedNext forcefully closed my trade and emailed me saying I had breached the daily loss limit. After I contacted support, they spoke to their technical team and admitted the mistake was on their side. They reactivated my account, which clearly proves the issue was caused by them — not me. But here is the real problem: Because they force-closed my trade manually in loss, I lost money unnecessarily. That same trade later went on to hit TP exactly as planned. I told them clearly: “Fine, keep the profit if you want, but at least return the loss that happened only because your system wrongly closed my trade.” Their response? “We can’t do anything about that.” This is extremely unprofessional behavior. If a prop firm can randomly close trades in loss due to their own technical mistakes and then refuse to compensate the trader, how can traders trust them with larger accounts in the future? I have all the proofs and screenshots Very poor handling of the situation.

I’ve had a great experience with FundedNext so far. The platform is user-friendly and their customer support is responsive and professional whenever I have questions. I also appreciate the clear rules and the opportunities they provide for traders to grow their accounts. Overall, a reliable prop firm with excellent service and a good trading environment.

I’ve had a great experience with FundedNext so far. The platform is user-friendly and their customer support is responsive and professional whenever I have questions. I also appreciate the clear rules and the opportunities they provide for traders to grow their accounts. Overall, a reliable prop firm with excellent service and a good trading environment.

Not clear rules on margin usage. Imagine taking a trade of less than 0.92% and they are saying you are overleveraging with more than 70%. How am I supposed to be calculating risk and still looking at margin. And margin rule was hidden in FAQ section

Not clear rules on margin usage. Imagine taking a trade of less than 0.92% and they are saying you are overleveraging with more than 70%. How am I supposed to be calculating risk and still looking at margin. And margin rule was hidden in FAQ section