Fintokei vs Funded Next
Every figure below is computed from the same normalised dataset, so the two firms are measured on identical terms.
Fintokei vs Funded Next — the short answer
Funded Next is the cheaper route to a $100,000 funded account at $400 against $419 for Fintokei — a difference of $19. Fintokei advertises the higher profit split at 100% against 95%. Fintokei uses static maximum drawdown and Funded Next uses trailing. Across 12 directly comparable measures, Fintokei leads on 4 and Funded Next on 3.
Where Fintokei wins
- Maximum advertised profit split: 100%
- Phase 1 profit target: 2%
- Maximum drawdown style: Static
- Community rating: 4.7/5 (3)
Where Funded Next wins
- Evaluation cost to a $100,000 account: $400
- Cheapest evaluation cost per $1,000 funded: $3.99
- Cheapest evaluation entry price: $33
4.65
(3 reviews)
4.6
(5 reviews)
Cost
Evaluation cost to a $100,000 account
The fairest like-for-like price: entry prices are not comparable when the smallest account differs.
$419
$400
Cheapest evaluation cost per $1,000 funded
$4.19
$3.99
Cheapest evaluation entry price
The smallest account each firm sells — useful for a first attempt, not for comparing value.
$55
$33
Instant funding to $100,000
Priced on a different basis to an evaluation — there is no challenge to pass.
$599
Not offered
Programme
Evaluation types offered
2-step, instant, 3-step, 1-step
2-step, 1-step, instant
Maximum advertised profit split
Usually requires a scaling plan or a paid add-on rather than being the default.
100%
95%
Phase 1 profit target
2%
4%
Account sizes sold
$5,000, $10,000, $20,000, $25,000, $50,000 +1 more
$2,000, $5,000, $6,000, $10,000, $15,000 +5 more
Risk rules
Daily drawdown limit
A larger limit is more room to trade, not a better product.
3%
3%
Maximum drawdown limit
6%
6%
Maximum drawdown style
Static is fixed from your starting balance. Trailing follows your peak and is harder to trade.
Static
Trailing
Drawdown measured on
Equity counts open positions in real time. Balance counts only closed trades.
Equity
Equity
Payouts
Payout frequency
On-demand
Bi-weekly
Payout methods
Bank Transfer, Crypto
Not published
Payment methods accepted
Bank Transfer, Cryptocurrency, Visa, Mastercard
Credit/Debit Card, Cryptocurrency, Perfect Money, Bank Transfer
Platforms & markets
Trading platforms
MT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView
MT4, MT5, cTrader, MatchTrader +1 more
Instruments
Metals, Energies, Indicies, Crypto
Forex, Indices, Commodities, Crypto +1 more
Maximum forex leverage
More leverage is more flexibility and more risk — neither firm is better here by default.
1:100
1:100
Track record
Community rating
4.7/5 (3)
4.6/5 (5)
Founded
Longer in market is more track record, all else equal.
2022
2022
Company location
Czech Republic
United Arab Emirates
Prop Firm Pal verification
Verified
Verified
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Frequently asked questions
Fintokei and Funded Next, answered from the data above
Is Fintokei or Funded Next cheaper?
Funded Next is cheaper for an evaluation to a $100,000 funded account at $400, against $419 for Fintokei. Entry prices differ too — Fintokei starts at $55 and Funded Next at $33 — but those are for different account sizes, so they are not a like-for-like comparison.
Which has the better profit split, Fintokei or Funded Next?
Fintokei advertises the higher maximum at 100%, against 95% at Funded Next. Note that the advertised maximum usually requires a scaling plan or a paid add-on rather than applying to a first account.
What is the difference in drawdown rules between Fintokei and Funded Next?
Daily drawdown is 3% at Fintokei and 3% at Funded Next. Maximum drawdown is 6% and 6% respectively. Fintokei uses a static maximum drawdown while Funded Next uses a trailing one — a trailing limit follows your peak balance and is materially harder to trade around than a static one fixed to your starting balance.
What platforms do Fintokei and Funded Next support?
Fintokei supports MT4, MT5, cTrader, TradingView. Funded Next supports MT4, MT5, cTrader, MatchTrader, Trade Locker.
Which is rated higher by traders, Fintokei or Funded Next?
Fintokei scores 4.7/5 from 3 reviews and Funded Next scores 4.6/5 from 5 reviews on Prop Firm Pal. Review scores are trader-submitted and are independent of any commercial relationship.
Should I choose Fintokei or Funded Next?
On the 12 directly comparable measures on this page, Fintokei leads on 4 and Funded Next on 3, with 5 tied. Which of those measures matters depends on how you trade: cost matters most if you expect to need several attempts, drawdown style matters most if you hold positions overnight, and payout terms matter most once you are funded. Prop Firm Pal does not recommend one firm over another, and earns affiliate commission from some listed firms.