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How many accounts can I have with FundedNext?
How many accounts can I have with FundedNext?
Updated over a week ago

FundedNext allows traders to hold a maximum total of $300,000 across their FundedNext Accounts. This limit can be reached through a single Challenge or a combination of challenges like Stellar, Stellar Lite, Express, and Evaluation.

For instance, a trader can buy one Express account with $100,000 and two Stellar accounts, each with $100,000, totaling $300,000. Alternatively, they could purchase one Express account with $50,000, one Stellar 2-Step account with $50,000, and two Stellar Lite accounts, each with $100,000, again reaching the $300,000 limit.

Similarly, a trader might choose two $25,000 Stellar Lite accounts, three $50,000 Stellar 1-Step accounts, and one $100,000 Evaluation account, totaling $300,000.

However, this limit is not applicable for purchasing Challenge Accounts.

To illustrate, if a trader wants, they can purchase five $100,000 Challenge Accounts. They can trade in all five Accounts in the Challenge phase. Upon reaching the Profit Target, only three Accounts will move to the FundedNext Phase as the maximum limit for having FundedNext Accounts is $300,000. The other two Accounts will be paused. If any of the FundedNext Account is breached, another paused Challenge Account will be eligible for FundedNext Phase.

 

While having multiple accounts offers flexibility for different trading strategies, traders must stick to the $300,000 overall limit.

It's important to note that for traders in Cambodia, Mongolia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Taiwan, Ukraine, the Czech Republic, and Pakistan, FundedNext allows a Maximum Allocation of $50,000 across their accounts.

Please refer to the image below for information on the countries with a Maximum Allocation Limit:

If a trader already has active accounts exceeding this Maximum Allocation Limit, they can continue trading without any interruption. However, going over the limit will mean they can't Reset their accounts.

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