No public discount code currently active for this firm.
We only list codes we have been able to verify. Rather than publishing an expired code, this page stays empty until a working promotion appears — meanwhile, the figures below give you the real cost of a FundedNext evaluation.
| Program | Account size | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Stellar 2-Step (CFD) | 6 K | $59.99 |
| Stellar 2-Step (CFD) | 15 K | $119.99 |
| Stellar 2-Step (CFD) | 25 K | $199.99 |
| Stellar 2-Step (CFD) | 50 K | $299.99 |
| Stellar 2-Step (CFD) | 100 K | $549.99 |
| Stellar 2-Step (CFD) | 200 K | $1,099.99 |
| Stellar 1-Step (CFD) | 6 K | $65.99 |
| Stellar 1-Step (CFD) | 15 K | $129.99 |
| Stellar 1-Step (CFD) | 25 K | $219.99 |
| Stellar 1-Step (CFD) | 50 K | $329.99 |
| Stellar 1-Step (CFD) | 100 K | $569.99 |
| Stellar 1-Step (CFD) | 200 K | $1,099.99 |
A discount code lowers the entry ticket, not the total cost of getting funded. Two other lines matter as much: the price of a reset if you fail a phase, and whether the fee comes back on your first payout. Both are listed on the FundedNext profile .
FundedNext has no public discount code running at our last check. Its cheapest evaluation starts at $59.99 on a 6 K account. Its evaluation fee is refunded on the first payout, which changes how much a discount is actually worth to you.
FundedNext does not publish a reset price on its site — it usually appears in the account dashboard, after a failure. Since a discount code applies to the first purchase only, budget your run on two or three attempts rather than on the advertised entry price.
The evaluation fee comes back on your first payout, which brings the net cost of a successful run to zero — code or no code. A discount here only reduces what you advance, not what you ultimately pay. It matters most if you expect several attempts, since resets are not refunded.
FundedNext pays 95 % of profits to the trader. On a funded account producing a few thousand dollars a month, one point of split is worth more within weeks than the entire discount on the entry ticket. Compare firms on the split and the payout cycle first, on the promotion last.