FundedNext Launches Clarity Cards Real-Time Risk Dashboard

Prop trading firm FundedNext has launched a feature called Clarity Cards, designed to give traders real-time insight into the rules that can affect their payouts. The cards appear in the Account Overview dashboard alongside the Trading Objective and update after each closed trade, showing the trader exactly where they stand on each rule before any adjustment or denial occurs.

There are four cards in total, with the set depending on account type. CFD accounts receive three cards: Risk Limit, Quick Strike, and News Trading. Futures accounts receive one card: Micro-Scalping. Each card displays the rule definition, the trader’s current status, the specific trades contributing to that status, and a preview of the payout impact if the rule is breached.

FundedNext said the traditional industry practice has been to enforce rules only at the point of payout denial, leaving traders without the data needed to course-correct. Clarity Cards aim to close that gap by making the same calculation data the firm uses available to the trader before a withdrawal request is submitted. Notifications and emails are sent once per day at market close, confirming information already visible in the dashboard.

Key policy updates accompany the launch. Risk limit violations are now tracked per account rather than per trader, and a third violation no longer triggers automatic enrollment in the Disciplined Trader Program (DTP). The 30% margin cap previously applied after a second risk limit breach has been removed; a second breach now simply reduces the risk limit to 1% per trade. Only accounts already on the DTP continue to operate under both a 1% limit and the 30% margin cap.

FundedNext noted the underlying rules and thresholds remain unchanged. The difference is visibility. Traders can now see which trades fall inside a news window, the exact profit attribution, and the calculated impact on their Performance Reward well before any payout review. The feature is live across all Challenge and FundedNext accounts for both CFD and Futures products.