TL;DR: The FundedNext Live Account is designed to empower you with more freedom. There’s no fixed daily loss limit restricting your trades, giving you greater flexibility. After every Performance Reward withdrawal, the loss limit resets to the original starting balance.
How the FundedNext Live Account risk model works
No daily loss limit: Trade with flexibility and confidence; there’s no fixed daily cap on losses, giving you full control over your strategy while staying within overall risk parameters. However, based on the Risk Management Team's assessment to ensure trading discipline, a temporary daily loss limit may be applied if necessary.
Hard Breach Rule: If your FundedNext Live Account balance ever falls to $0 before any withdrawal, the account is permanently breached. After receiving a withdrawal, your maximum loss limit resets to your original starting balance. From that point, if your balance or equity drops below the new threshold, it will trigger a hard breach, and the account will be breached.
Consistency Rule: The FundedNext Live Account does not have any consistency rule, giving traders the freedom and breathing space to trade without restrictions.
Example:
You start with $2,500.
Grow it to $4,000, then withdraw $1,000.
Your new breach threshold is $2,500—if your balance or equity falls below this, your FundedNext Live Account will be breached.
This structure keeps risk management straightforward: just protect your starting balance, and you remain in the game.
This structure keeps risk management straightforward: just protect your starting balance, and you remain in the game.
❌ What happens if I breach?
Before Your First Payout: If your balance drops to $0, your FundedNext Live Account is permanently breached.
After Any Payout: If your balance or equity falls below your starting balance (post-withdrawal), it would also lead to a permanent account breach.
No Second Chances: Once breached, the FundedNext Live Account cannot be reset. To trade live again, you’ll need to start a new FundedNext Challenge and work your way back up.