The proprietary trading firm FundedNext has announced its strategic return to the U.S. market, marking a significant step in its global expansion efforts. The company, which offers traders simulated funding to test their strategies, will operate through the Match-Trader platform.
The move follows a period of substantial growth for the firm. FundedNext said it has now disbursed more than $195 million in trader payouts and provides services to clients in over 170 countries.
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The firm’s re-entry into the U.S. appears to be structured with a focus on compliance and technology. By partnering with Match-Trader, FundedNext will offer U.S. residents access to a range of markets, including forex, indices and commodities, within a simulated trading environment.
FundedNext Futures Gains Momentum
A separate offering from the company, FundedNext Futures, has reportedly seen rapid adoption, distributing more than $9 million to U.S. traders in the past six months. The firm highlighted that one trader earned a single payout of $346,000 last month.
The company’s programs feature account sizes from $5,000 to $200,000 and allow traders to keep up to 95% of simulated profits. The model imposes no time limits or minimum trading days and permits news-based trading. The registration fee, starting at $49.99, is refunded after a trader’s first payout.
As previously reported, FundedNext is streamlining communication with its users by launching a dedicated notifications section within its main dashboard. This new feature allows the prop firm to share updates, offers and announcements directly with traders, eliminating the need to rely on external social media channels.
Also, earlier this year, the company introduced the Swap Calculator. This tool is designed to provide accurate, real-time projections of overnight swap fees, enabling users to optimize trade planning and improve cost management.
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