FundedNext Risk of Ruin Calculator
Calculate your probability of blowing your FundedNext account based on your win rate, risk per trade, and reward-to-risk ratio. See whether your strategy survives FundedNext's drawdown rules. FundedNext uses static (floor never moves) with a 5% daily loss limit and 10% max drawdown. Updated March 2026.
FundedNext uses static (floor never moves). With static drawdown, profits add buffer above the floor, but a losing streak can still wipe out that buffer quickly. This calculator shows exactly how many bad trades you can survive.
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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 win rate do I need to pass FundedNext?
The minimum win rate depends on your reward-to-risk ratio. With a 1.5:1 R:R, a 45% win rate gives you a positive expectancy. With 1:1 R:R, you need above 55%. For FundedNext's 10% max drawdown, lower risk per trade (0.5-1%) dramatically reduces your risk of ruin even with modest win rates.
What is a good risk of ruin percentage for prop trading?
A risk of ruin below 5% is considered safe for prop firm trading. Below 1% is excellent. Most failed prop firm traders have risk of ruin above 30% because they risk too much per trade (2%+ of account) or have a negative expectancy strategy.
Data source: FundedNext (https://fundednext.com). Last verified: 2026-03-21.
Drawdown type: Static (floor never moves) | Daily limit: 5% | Profit split: 80-95%