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Next Funded Review
Next Funded is a small prop firm listing whose official domain is now for sale on GoDaddy. No independent reviews or company details could be confirmed.
Account Sizes
Various
Profit Split
Up to 90%
Max Drawdown
10%
Payout
Bi-weekly
Pros
- Bestforex.io lists a claimed profit split as high as 90 percent for funded traders
- The directory listing claims payouts happen every two weeks once funded
- The claimed 10 percent maximum drawdown limit matches common industry norms
- No scam reports or fraud complaints were found under this exact business name
Cons
- The official domain nextfunded.com is now listed for sale, not a working site
- No legal company name, registration number, or address was ever published
- No Trustpilot page, forum thread, or news coverage exists for this business
- The name is easy to confuse with FundedNext, a much larger unrelated firm
Next Funded appears on bestforex.io as an international prop firm offering funded trader accounts. The listing claims a profit split up to 90 percent, a 10 percent maximum drawdown, and payouts every two weeks, across one step and two step challenges. These figures come only from the directory entry.
The official domain, nextfunded.com, is now listed for sale on GoDaddy for 6,940 dollars, not a working business. The Wayback Machine shows it was captured five times between 2018 and August 2024, then the trail goes cold, and even that last page was only a redirect to a lander link that was never archived. No legal company name or address could be found for any period.
Searches for Next Funded mostly return results for FundedNext, a much larger and unrelated prop firm, so do not confuse the two names. No Trustpilot page, forum thread, or news coverage exists for this exact business. Until it relaunches with a working site, we cannot verify Next Funded as a real firm today.
Max Leverage
Not published on any archived version of the site
Spreads From
Not published on any archived version of the site
Platforms
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Spreads, execution, leverage
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Analysis, webinars, learning materials
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