Introduction

For prop traders, understanding the FundedNext commission structure is key to managing costs and planning profits. Unlike traditional brokers, FundedNext provides access to firm capital through a structured evaluation program, but each funded account comes with its own commission model.

This article explains the commission system used by FundedNext, how it affects traders’ net payouts, and what fees are actually involved. We also show how commissions and profit splits play out in real-world trading examples.

How the FundedNext Commission Structure Works

FundedNext offers two main funding models:

• Evaluation model
• Express model

Each has a different pricing system and payout rules, but the core commission logic applies across both.

1. Commission-Free Model

FundedNext uses spread-based pricing with no additional per-lot commissions. That means:

• No $/lot fee per trade.
• Your trading cost is built into the spread.
• The spreads are variable depending on market conditions.

Important: FundedNext charges no trading commission per lot. Your only trading cost is the spread.

2. Profit Split Details

Profit sharing is at the core of FundedNext’s model. Once you’re funded, you receive a percentage of the profits generated on the funded account.

• After consistent trading and scaling, traders may be eligible for up to 90% profit share.
• First payout (for Evaluation) is after 15 days of funded trading.

3. Platform Fees

There are no monthly platform or subscription fees once you're funded. However, traders pay a one-time fee for the challenge or express funding process.

* Evaluation fees are refunded with your first payout if you pass the challenge and get funded.

Practical Example: Earnings with FundedNext

Let’s assume the following:

• You passed the Evaluation Challenge (two-phase).
• Funded with a $100,000 account.
• Generated $4,000 in profit in your first month.
• First payout split: 80%.

Breakdown:

• Total Profit: $4,000
• Trader’s Share (80%): $3,200
• Firm’s Share (20%): $800
• Evaluation Fee Paid: $549 (for $100K account)
• Refunded on Payout: Yes
• Net Profit to You: $3,749 ($3,200 + $549 refund)

How to Apply the Commission Structure in Real Trading

Example: Trading EUR/USD on a FundedNext $50,000 Account

• Spread on EUR/USD: 0.8 pips
• You enter a 1-lot trade and gain 20 pips profit.
• Gross profit: $200
• No commission deducted
• Final net profit: $200

Assuming 80% profit split:

• You earn: $160
• FundedNext keeps: $40

Repeat this with 10 trades a week and you generate:

• Weekly gross profit: $2,000
• Weekly payout to you: $1,600
• Biweekly payout: $3,200

Conclusion

The commission structure on FundedNext is simple and transparent. You pay no per-lot commission, just the spreads. There are no hidden costs post-funding. Traders benefit from a fair profit-sharing model (starting from 80% and going up to 90%) and only pay a one-time fee during the evaluation or express phase.

Whether you're a scalper or swing trader, understanding this structure allows you to calculate expected earnings and plan accordingly. FundedNext removes many of the standard barriers with its zero-commission model and biweekly payouts.