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Can Multiple Traders Use the Same Wallet Address?

TLDR: No. Each trader must register a unique withdrawal wallet address, and an address already registered or used by another trader cannot be used, regardless of the relationship between the individuals. A shared wallet address is treated as a compliance concern and triggers a review under FundedNext's Terms of Service. A first instance results in a formal warning and a required wallet update. A subsequent instance results in Account Termination or Suspension from the Platform, with the Performance Reward or Refund denied or adjusted.

Each trader on FundedNext is required to register a unique wallet address for withdrawals. A wallet address registered or used by another trader on the platform cannot be used, regardless of the relationship between the individuals involved.

Where the same wallet address is detected across multiple accounts, FundedNext treats this as a serious compliance concern that triggers a review under its Terms of Service.

Why This Rule Exists

A shared wallet address across multiple accounts creates material compliance risks, including potential indicators of money laundering, fraud, or coordinated misuse of the platform. FundedNext is required to identify and act on these risks as part of its ongoing compliance obligations.

Enforcement

The enforcement action applied depends on whether a shared wallet address is detected for the first time or on a subsequent occasion.

Violation

Enforcement Action

First Instance

FundedNext will issue a formal warning. The trader must discontinue use of the shared wallet address and register a unique address not registered by any other trader on the platform. The Performance Reward will be issued only after a compliant wallet address has been registered.

Subsequent Instance

Account Termination or Suspension from the Platform. The Performance Reward or Refund will be denied or adjusted.

What Counts as a Subsequent Instance?

A subsequent instance is triggered if, after receiving a formal warning, the trader is found using the same wallet address—or any other wallet address already registered by another trader on the platform. The restriction applies to all shared wallet addresses, not only the one identified in the original warning.

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