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What Are the Rules for the Stellar 1-Step Challenge at FundedNext?

Updated over 3 weeks ago

TL;DR: To pass the Stellar 1-Step Challenge, you must follow a few key trading rules: maintain a 3% daily loss limit and a 6% maximum loss limit, complete trades on at least 2 separate days, avoid unauthorized copy trading, stick to a single IP or trusted VPN/VPS, and steer clear of any restricted or exploitative strategies. Using EAs or indicators is allowed.

To succeed in the Stellar 1-Step Challenge, you must strictly adhere to the following trading rules and operational guidelines:

1. Daily Loss Limit: 3%

Your account must not lose more than 3% of the initial balance in a single day.

2. Maximum Loss Limit: 6%

Your account must not drop below 94% of its initial balance, meaning the total loss cannot exceed 6% overall.

3. Minimum Trading Days: 2 Days, 2 Trades

You must place trades on at least 2 separate trading days, with a minimum of 1 trade per day.

  • No need for consecutive days

  • No maximum number of trades

4. Copy Trading Policy

Copy trading is:

✅ Allowed between Challenge Accounts owned by the same trader

❌ Strictly prohibited between accounts owned by different individuals

Traders can merge FundedNext Accounts instead of copy trading for easier management, with a maximum allocation of $300,000.

5. IP Address Policy

It is recommended to use one consistent device and a unique IP address to ensure security and data consistency.

6. VPN/VPS Usage

Using a VPN or VPS with a dedicated IP is highly recommended for stable and secure trading, especially if you're accessing your account from different locations.

7. EAs and Indicators

You are free to use Expert Advisors (EAs) and custom indicators to support your trading strategies, as long as their settings are aligned with your account's parameters.
Learn more about EAs/Indicators

8. Prohibited Trading Strategies

You are not allowed to use any methods that involve platform manipulation, latency exploitation, or cheating.

It is your responsibility to fully review the Terms of Service (TOS) to avoid any violation.

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