FundedNext Details CFDs-FNL:004, a Limited $50K Lab Account

FundedNext published the rules for CFDs-FNL:004 on 29 October 2026. It is a $50K account for $149.99, with no Challenge, no evaluation and no daily loss limit. FundedNext calls it part of "The Lab", a limited run that closes once 2,000 accounts have been sold.

Key terms from FundedNext

• Account size: $50K. Price: $149.99.
• Maximum Loss Limit: $2,000, tracked in trailing mode.
• Daily loss limit: none.
• Consistency: 20% Perpetual Consistency Rule.
• Buffer: $2,100. You need at least $800 profit above the buffer to withdraw.
• Each withdrawal: $800 to $1,200 of profit above the buffer.
• Profit split: 80%.
• Payouts: 5 per account, then the account concludes.
• Platforms: MT5, or Match-Trader for US traders.
• Instruments: FX (1:30), commodities and indices (1:15). No stocks or crypto.
• Limits: 5 accounts per user. No reset and no swap-free option.

Who it affects

CFD traders who want to skip an evaluation. It sits beside the regular Stellar 1-Step and Stellar 2-Step programs and does not change them. KYC is required before the first payout.

Downsides to weigh

• Capped upside. With five payouts of at most $1,200 profit each, total withdrawable profit is capped before the 80% split.
• Buffer first. You must build $2,100 plus $800 in profit before your first withdrawal.
• Trailing loss limit. FundedNext does not say when the trailing stops. Read our trailing vs static drawdown guide.
• Consistency rule. A 20% rule is strict. See consistency rules explained and test your days with the consistency calculator.
• Limited run. It may sell out at any time.

What traders should do

1. Read the official FundedNext article in full.
2. Ask support when the trailing limit stops moving before you buy.
3. Compare costs and rules in our FundedNext review.

Terms change often. Confirm current prices and rules on the firm's own site before you buy. This is educational content, not financial advice. Trading involves risk.