FundedNext Says It Paid $15.19M to 8,340 Traders in February

Prop trading firm FundedNext paid out $15.19 million to 8,340 traders in February, according to its first monthly payout report. The company said it will now publish these figures on a fixed schedule.

The February total was distributed across 13,712 individual transactions on 10,346 funded accounts. The difference between account and trader counts means some participants hold multiple funded accounts. Since its launch, FundedNext claims cumulative payouts of over $271.4 million across 205,380 transactions, though that figure has not been independently verified.

Processing Speed and Payout Distribution

The median time from a payout request to receipt was 4 hours and 44 minutes. The mean was 5 hours and 8 minutes, slightly higher due to a small number of longer reviews. At the 90th percentile, payouts cleared in under 13 hours, and 99.98% of February transactions settled within 24 hours. Over a third (35.4%) of all payouts were processed in under five minutes.

The median individual payout was $567, while the mean was $1,119 — a gap driven by a small number of larger payments. The $1,000-to-$5,000 range accounted for 54.4% of total volume. At the top end, $623,000 went to traders receiving $25,000 or more, and the largest single payout was $60,580.

Repeat Traders Drive Significant Share

FundedNext highlighted that 284 traders with 25 or more lifetime payouts collectively received $2.37 million in February, representing 15.8% of the monthly total. Fifty-five traders have exceeded 60 lifetime payouts, contributing $486,054 last month. Half of February’s paid accounts had received at least one prior payout, and 14% of accounts had been active for more than 90 days, including 415 accounts live for over six months.

Trading Behavior: Win Rates and Timing

CFD payout recipients had a median win rate of 50.0% in February, compared to 63.0% for Futures traders. Notably, 41% of paid CFD accounts had win rates below 50%, meaning they lost more individual trades than they won yet still qualified for a payout. The time to first withdrawal differed sharply: Futures traders did so at a median of 9 days from funding, while CFD traders took a median of 28 days, with 18.3% taking 90 days or more.

Geographic Focus and Competition

FundedNext has a Dubai office and CEO Syed Abdullah Jayed has pointed to the MENA region as a key growth driver. "Because of regulatory acceptance and emerging populations moving to the UAE and the broader MENA region, the adoption and growth have been very good," he said at a recent iFX Expo Dubai panel.

Independent blockchain analytics platform PayoutJunction tracked approximately $13 million in FundedNext payouts for February, about $2.2 million below the firm’s own figure. The discrepancy is common in the industry, as crypto-based outflows can include vendor payments and affiliate commissions, making it hard to isolate trader payouts.