Yes. Your orders on FundedNext execute in a simulated real market environment, with quotes using FundedNext's liquidity providers. The order will be filled according to the prevailing market conditions, order book, and availability of the required volume at that price—the same mechanics you’d expect in a real trading environment.
What does that mean for you?
Best available price: When you hit buy/sell, your order fills at the best available price in the book—no artificial “requotes.”
Slippage is real: In fast or thin markets (news, rollovers, off-hours), you might get filled a few pips away from your click. This can result in less favorable fills—exactly like real markets.
Volatility matters: Wider spreads and thinner liquidity during high-impact moments can increase price differences between request and fill. Thus, the discrepancy between the requested price and the filled price of an order is not unique to our platform—it's a common experience in trading, regardless of the firm, brokerage, or any financial markets.
Fair pipeline: No manual price shading—execution is driven by simulated real market quotes using FundedNext's liquidity providers and the order book.
Execution assurance: Orders are routed to Real LP quotes and filled at the best available market price at that moment—no manipulation, just real market mechanics.
It is important to note that, in volatile and/or illiquid markets, the difference between request and execution prices might vary from usual.
For instance, during news releases or market rollovers, spreads tend to widen considerably, also creating a void in the order book and volume availability. This results in a price difference, which can occur in both negative and positive directions.