A commission is a transaction fee applied to each trade executed using FundedNext’s simulated capital. The commission is automatically deducted on a per-trade basis as the cost associated with trade processing. In CFDs (FX) trading, commissions are typically calculated based on the volume traded, ensuring a fair and transparent cost structure.
FundedNext’s Competitive Commission Model
At FundedNext, we replicate real-market trading conditions within a simulated trading environment. To maintain fairness and cost transparency, we offer one of the most competitive commission structures in the proprietary trading industry. Our commission model is designed to provide traders with a transparent fee structure.
Symbol-Specific Commission Rates
FundedNext applies commission charges based on the trading symbol. For a detailed breakdown of commission rates across different asset classes, please refer to the image below:
How Commission is Calculated:
For cryptocurrency and commodities (metals) trading, commissions are calculated as follows:
1. Crypto Commission = Lot Size x Contract Size × Open Price × 0.04%
Example:
If a trader opens a 1-lot trade on ETH/USD at a price of 2722.12, the commission charged will be:
1 × 1 x 2722.12 × 0.04% = $1.08
2. Commodities (Metals) Commission = Lot Size x Contract Size × Open Price × 0.0016%
Example 1:
If a trader opens a 1-lot trade on XAU/USD at a price of 4466.22, the commission charged will be:
1 x 100 × 4466.22 × 0.0016% = $7.14
Example 2:
If a trader opens a 1-lot trade on XAG/USD at a price of 78.316, the commission charged will be:
1 x 5000 × 78.316 × 0.0016% = $6.26
Example 3:
A trader opens a 1-lot trade on XPT/USD at a price of 2322.64. The commission charged will be:
1x 100×2322.64×0.0016% = $3.71
Note: Effective from 12/01/2026, the latest commission structure will apply to all FundedNext models, including all Stellar Challenges and FundedNext Accounts.