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FundedNext vs Lux Trading Firm

A straight, no-byline stocks head-to-head — cost tier, drawdown, payouts and Trustpilot, side by side. Some links are affiliate (labeled below); a listing here doesn’t buy a better verdict.

FundedNext logoFundedNext
★ 4.5 Trustpilot
vs
Lux Trading Firm logoLux Trading Firm
★ 4.0 Trustpilot
FundedNextLux Trading Firm
Trustpilot★ 4.5 Trustpilot★ 4.0 Trustpilot
Cost tierbudget
Account sizes$25K, $50K, $100K, $150K, $200K$15K, $50K, $100K, $400K, $1M
Drawdown typeMax overall + daily (by model)Static 6% max loss
Profit splitUp to 90% (100% some models)75% → 80%
Payout frequencyBi-weekly · fee refunded at first payoutMonthly (10 active days)
Min payout$250 (25K/50K) · $500 (100K)No set minimum (in-profit)
Days to payoutCycle-based: 5–21 days first · 24hOn-demand once in profit · 1–3 day
Rules to watchNews profit-split rule (40% tier-1), Bolt model has 5-payout lifecycleStock CFD (250+ equities) — not real shares, Mandatory stop-loss on every trade, No SL changes within 30s of news, Lower split (75–80%), Long-term-hold orientation
Which should you pick?
FundedNext carries the stronger Trustpilot score (4.5 vs 4.0) at build time. On profit split they differ (Up to 90% (100% some models) vs 75% → 80%) — check which kicks in at your scaling stage. Both cleared our vetting and both trade stocks, so the honest answer is "it depends" — on your market, your rule tolerance, and which checkout screen makes you wince less. Links below go straight to live pricing.
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Specs from each firm’s checkout (our ground truth) and public pages: FundedNext (affiliate), Lux Trading Firm. Trustpilot scores are third-party, captured at build time. Affiliate links are labeled; they don’t change the verdict.

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