FundedNext Margin Calculator
Calculate the required margin for any position on FundedNext. Enter your instrument, lot size, leverage, and price to see margin requirements, free margin remaining, and max lots available. FundedNext uses static (floor never moves) with a 5% daily loss limit and 10% max drawdown. Updated March 2026.
FundedNext provides leverage on funded accounts, but using too much leverage relative to your account size is a fast path to breaching drawdown limits. This calculator shows how much margin a position requires and how many lots you can safely open at your leverage level.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is FundedNext's daily loss limit?
FundedNext's daily loss limit is 5% of your account balance. For the $6,000 account, the daily limit is $300.
What drawdown type does FundedNext use?
FundedNext uses static (floor never moves). The floor is fixed at account opening and never moves up, even when you profit.
What leverage does FundedNext offer?
FundedNext's leverage depends on the instrument and account type. Forex pairs typically get 1:30 to 1:100 leverage. Use this calculator with your specific leverage to see exact margin requirements for any position size.
How is margin calculated in forex?
Margin = (Lots x Contract Size x Price) / Leverage. For example, 1 lot of EUR/USD at 1.0800 with 1:30 leverage requires (1 x 100,000 x 1.0800) / 30 = $3,600 margin. Higher leverage means less margin required but more risk exposure.
Data source: FundedNext (https://fundednext.com). Last verified: 2026-03-21.
Drawdown type: Static (floor never moves) | Daily limit: 5% | Profit split: 80-95%