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What types and sizes of Challenges are available at FundedNext Futures?

TLDR: FundedNext Futures offers 1-Step Challenges in Four account sizes: $25K, $50K, $100K and $150K. Traders can choose between Three challenge types: the Rapid Pro & Daily Challenge (1 model 2 Challenge), Legacy Challenge (structured risk management with consistency rules) or the Flex Challenge (lowest profit target with consistency and a flexible drawdown limit).

At FundedNext Futures, traders can start their journey by taking a 1-Step Challenge. These challenges are designed to test trading skills and discipline while providing access to simulated capital. With four account sizes and four challenge plans, every trader can select the setup that best matches their strategy and style.

What are the available Challenge sizes for FundedNext Futures?

  • $25K

  • $50K

  • $100K

  • $150K

What are the Challenge types for FundedNext Futures?

1. Futures Rapid Challenge - Not available for Purchase/Reset

The Rapid Challenge is built for speed and momentum.

  • No consistency rules during the Challenge Phase.

  • Ideal for traders who want a fast-paced model and the chance to pass the challenge in a single day.

  • After completing the challenge and moving to a FundedNext Account, the consistency rule is applied to encourage sustainable trading.

2. Futures Legacy Challenge

The Legacy Challenge is for traders who prefer structure and risk discipline.

  • The consistency rule is applied during the Challenge Phase.

  • Designed for steady, methodical progress.

  • After completing the challenge, there is no consistency rule.

  • Provides higher reward potential with stricter risk management requirements.

3. Futures Bolt Challenge - Not available for Purchase/Reset

The Bolt Challenge is designed to democratize speed for traders who want to move fast, pay less upfront, and tune their challenge to their trading style.

  • The consistency rule is applied during only the Challenge Phase.

  • Built for traders who want rewards without waiting, Bolt delivers daily rewards after passing, with no winning days required and no consistency rule once you have received FundedNext Account.

  • BOLT offers up to 125× return potential on entry — with rewards reaching $12,500 based on performance.

4. Futures Flex Challenge

  • The consistency rule is applied during only the Challenge Phase.

  • This model is designed with one of the lowest profit targets, making it more achievable for traders to reach their goals with a balanced and realistic approach.

  • It also offers a highly competitive reward structure, allowing traders to benefit from one of the highest reward share percentages on withdrawals, maximizing their overall earnings.

5. Futures Rapid Pro and Daily Challenge

Rapid Pro

  • The consistency rule is not applied during the Challenge Phase and only comes into effect in the FundedNext Account, giving traders maximum freedom to reach the target their own way.

  • This model is built for flexibility and control, with no daily loss limit by default — and an optional Daily Loss Limit Add-On that lowers the entry price for traders who prefer a built-in guardrail.

  • It offers a highly competitive reward structure, with a 90% Reward Share and rewards released every 3 days, allowing traders to maximize their overall earnings while trading on their own terms.

Rapid Daily

  • No consistency rule is applied at any stage, keeping the path fast, simple, and straightforward from the Challenge Phase through the FundedNext Account.

  • This model is designed for speed, allowing traders to pass in a single day and then withdraw rewards every single day, with a daily loss limit in place as a clear, balanced risk guardrail.

  • It also offers a highly competitive reward structure, with a 90% Reward Share on withdrawals, maximizing traders' overall earnings while rewarding them daily.

Note: Effective 10 July 2026, Rapid and Bolt accounts will no longer be available for new purchases or account resets.

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