Combining accounts: A practical guide to the $300,000 limit

While FundedNext establishes an overall funding limit of $300,000, traders have flexibility in how they reach that cap through different combinations of funded accounts. Understanding which combinations are allowed and which ones are not can help you stay compliant while maximizing your trading capacity.

Traders have flexibility through different combinations of funded accounts

Examples of allowed combinations

These setups respect the $300,000 allocation cap and are fully permitted under FundedNext’s rules:

• 3 funded accounts from Stellar 2-Step model:
  • $100,000 + $100,000 + $100,000 = $300,000
• 2 funded accounts from Stellar 1-Step model:
  • $150,000 + $150,000 = $300,000
• 1 Stellar 2-Step + 1 Stellar 1-Step:
  • $200,000 + $100,000 = $300,000
• 6 smaller accounts:
  • $50,000 × 6 = $300,000

Examples of combinations that are not allowed

These examples exceed the maximum allocation cap and would be rejected or flagged by FundedNext:

• 4 funded accounts of $100,000 each:
  • $100,000 × 4 = $400,000
• 2 Stellar 2-Step accounts + 1 Stellar 1-Step:
  • $150,000 + $100,000 + $100,000 = $350,000
• Any funded accounts totaling more than $300,000, even if from different models

💡 Pro Tip: Don't get caught up in the number of accounts; it's the total sum that counts. FundedNext's system tracks this automatically, so always keep your total allocation in mind to avoid having a new account paused or invalidated.

If you’re pursuing multiple challenges or managing multiple accounts, consider tracking your funded total actively. This helps ensure you’re leveraging all opportunities while remaining within the rules.

Read more: https://h2tfunding.com/how-many-accounts-i-can-have-on-funded-next/

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