What is the maximum drawdown at FundedNext?
Last verified: 2026-03-21 | Official rules
FundedNext has a maximum drawdown of 10% using static (floor never moves).
Static drawdown means your breach level is set when the account opens and never moves up. On a $6,000 account with $600 max drawdown, your floor is always $5,400. If you grow the account to $8,000, your floor stays at $5,400 -- giving you $2,600 of total room. This is the most trader-friendly drawdown type.
Drawdown by phase:
- -Phase 1: 10% (static (floor never moves))
- -Phase 2: 10% (static (floor never moves))
- -Funded: 10% (static (floor never moves))
Drawdown by account size:
- -$6,000: $600 max drawdown (floor at $5,400)
- -$15,000: $1,500 max drawdown (floor at $13,500)
- -$25,000: $2,500 max drawdown (floor at $22,500)
- -$50,000: $5,000 max drawdown (floor at $45,000)
- -$100,000: $10,000 max drawdown (floor at $90,000)
- -$200,000: $20,000 max drawdown (floor at $180,000)
Daily loss limit: 5% acts as a separate circuit breaker. On the $6,000 account, you cannot lose more than $300 in a single day. Hitting the daily limit does not reset the next day -- your overall drawdown still counts.
Use the Vigil trailing drawdown simulator to see exactly how FundedNext's drawdown works with your trading style.
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