FundedNext Futures Payout Rules: Caps, Profit Split and Payout Methods

Sources: Flex FundedNext Account rules, Benchmark Days, Flex product page, read October 11, 2026.

Flex has the highest split of the current FundedNext Futures models, but each request is limited to half of the profit in the account. To take the full $1,500 on a 50K account you need $3,000 of profit. The Benchmark Days do not have to be in a row, and a losing day does not reset them. You need 5 new ones before every request.

The Flex product page says “Reward withdrawals every 5 days once eligible”. The rules article uses 5 Benchmark Days instead, so in practice a cycle takes at least 5 trading days. The product page also says that completing all five rewards puts you in the live review pool. The newer road-to-live article sets the threshold at 15 rewards across your profile (see the live section below). Under the Legacy and Flex rules, the “Proceed to Withdraw” button stays locked until total profit reaches $500.

Sources: Rapid Pro FundedNext Account rules, Daily Loss Limit Add-On, Rapid product page.

Rapid Pro has no consistency rule in the challenge, so you can pass in a day. The consistency rule starts after you are funded: your best day must be 40% or less of total profit before you can request a payout. One big day therefore makes you trade on until the rest of your profit catches up.

The comparison table on the Rapid product page labels the Rapid Pro consistency rule “40% – Challenge only”. The product card on the same page and the help-centre rules both put it on the funded account, with no consistency rule in the challenge. This page follows the rules article.

Sources: Rapid Daily FundedNext Account rules, withdrawal guide.

The buffer is the starting balance plus the Max Loss Limit plus $100. The buffer itself stays in the account. Only profit above it can be withdrawn. On a 50K account your end-of-day balance has to reach $52,100 before anything is withdrawable, and you need $52,350 before the $250 minimum request becomes possible.

Sources: Direct Account rules, Perpetual Consistency Rule, Direct product page.

Direct has no profit target, but the payout floor is high. The rules say withdrawable profit is the amount above the $2,100 buffer and that a request must be at least $800, so the first cycle needs about $2,900 of profit. KYC is still required before the first payout even though there is no challenge.

Your best day ever on the account must be 20% or less of the profit in the current cycle. The record carries forward after each payout. With a $500 best day, every cycle needs at least $2,500 of profit, and a later $600 day raises that to $3,000 for every cycle after it.

The Direct product page says “Get Rewards In 5 Days”. The rules article has no minimum-day rule and gates payouts only on the buffer and the consistency rule. The article does not say whether a later cycle needs a fresh $2,100 or only needs the balance back above $52,100. Check the buffer tracker on your dashboard.

Sources: Legacy FundedNext Account rules, Legacy eligibility article.

Legacy is not on the current FundedNext Futures plan selector, but its rules are still published for existing accounts. It is the only futures model that does not close after five payouts. After 30 Benchmark Days you can withdraw up to all of your profit, but the rules also say that withdrawing all simulated profit in one request causes a hard breach. Leave some profit in the account.

Source: Rapid FundedNext Account eligibility article. It says withdrawing all profit in one request causes a hard breach and that the MLL is set to the starting balance after the first payout.

This is the original Rapid model, not Rapid Pro or Rapid Daily. Since July 10, 2026, Rapid and Bolt accounts cannot be bought or reset. Accounts bought before then keep trading under these rules, which differ from Rapid Pro: an 80% split instead of 90%, a $1,500 cap on 50K instead of $1,200, and a cap that lifts after five payouts instead of the account closing.