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FundedNextvsPhidias

FundedNext vs Phidias: which one should you pick?

FundedNext pays 95% on Flex and is bought once; Phidias Fundamental pays 80%, bills monthly and pays out every 10 days. In exchange, Phidias has Express to Live with a static drawdown and lets you hold overnight on Premium, which FundedNext prohibits.

We don't pick a winner on price: discounts change and the reference plans are not identical. Prices update automatically from our verified-code feed.

Category scoreboard

Winner of each rule that matters, based on each firm's reference plan.

FundedNextwins 4 of 6
4–0
Phidiaswins 0 of 6
  • Drawdown typeTie
  • Profit splitFundedNext
  • Consistency ruleTie
  • Daily loss limitFundedNext
  • Payout frequencyFundedNext
  • Cost structureFundedNext

2 ties

Quick verdict

Our pick for most traders: FundedNext

FundedNext wins 4 of 6 rule categories (profit split, daily limit, payouts and costs). Phidias doesn't win any rule category.

  • Pick FundedNext if you want the highest split (95%).
  • Pick Phidias if you want a static drawdown (Express to Live).
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Comparison table: FundedNext vs Phidias

Values for each firm's reference plan (50K account). Highlighted cells win that category.

FeatureFundedNextPhidias
Reference planFlex 50KFundamental 50K
Price today with code$74.99 $141.99$65.60/mo $164
Cost structureOne-time fee · no activation feeMonthly on Fundamental · one-time on Express to Live
Plans and pathsFlex, Rapid Pro and Rapid Daily (1-step) · Direct (no evaluation)Express to Live (static), Fundamental, Premium and 10K Drawdown
Drawdown typeEOD trailing Max Loss Limit on the closing balanceEOD trailing on Fundamental and Premium · static on Express to Live
Profit target$2,500$4,000
Max loss$1,500$2,500
Daily limitNo daily loss limit (Flex)No daily loss on Express to Live · depends on the plan for Fundamental and Premium
Consistency rule40% during the challenge only (Flex)30% only on the CASH (funded) account · none on Express to Live
Profit split95% on Flex · 90% on Rapid and Direct80% on Fundamental · 75% rising to 100% on Premium
PayoutsEvery 5 days on Flex ($1,500 cap) · daily on Rapid DailyEvery 10 days (Fundamental) · every 5 days (Premium)
No-evaluation fundingYesNo
PlatformsTradovate, NinjaTrader, TradingViewRithmic, Tradovate, NinjaTrader, TradingView, DeepCharts
PropScope rating4.9/54.6/5

Key differences, category by category

Price: what you pay today

With the code, FundedNext comes to $74.99 (Flex 50K, one-time) and Phidias to $65.60 (Fundamental 50K, per month). Careful when comparing: Phidias rebills every month until you pass, while FundedNext is paid once.

We don't pick a winner on price: discounts change and the reference plans are not identical. Prices update automatically from our verified-code feed.

Drawdown type Tie

Tie: both use the same drawdown type on the reference plan; the amount and when it locks are what differ.

FundedNext
EOD trailing Max Loss Limit on the closing balance
Phidias
EOD trailing on Fundamental and Premium · static on Express to Live

Profit split FundedNext

FundedNext leaves more to the trader: 95% versus 80% at Phidias.

FundedNext
95% on Flex · 90% on Rapid and Direct
Phidias
80% on Fundamental · 75% rising to 100% on Premium

Consistency rule Tie

Tie: both apply consistency at a single stage.

FundedNext
40% during the challenge only (Flex)
Phidias
30% only on the CASH (funded) account · none on Express to Live

Daily loss limit FundedNext

FundedNext has no daily loss limit on the reference plan; Phidias does.

FundedNext
No daily loss limit (Flex)
Phidias
No daily loss on Express to Live · depends on the plan for Fundamental and Premium

Payout frequency FundedNext

FundedNext lets you get paid more often than Phidias.

FundedNext
Every 5 days on Flex ($1,500 cap) · daily on Rapid Daily
Phidias
Every 10 days (Fundamental) · every 5 days (Premium)

Cost structure FundedNext

FundedNext has a simpler cost structure than Phidias.

FundedNext
One-time fee · no activation fee
Phidias
Monthly on Fundamental · one-time on Express to Live

Pros and cons

FundedNext

Pros

  • 95% reward share on Flex
  • One-time fee and no activation fee
  • No daily limit on Flex
  • Daily payouts available on Rapid Daily

Cons

  • No overnight or weekend holds
  • Per-cycle withdrawal cap on Flex
  • EOD trailing drawdown, not static

Phidias

Pros

  • Express to Live with static drawdown and no minimum days
  • News trading allowed on every account
  • Premium allows overnight and weekend holds
  • Up to 100% split on Premium

Cons

  • 80% split on Fundamental
  • Payouts every 10 days on Fundamental
  • Complex lineup: rules change by account

Which one fits your profile?

Pick FundedNext if…

  • You want the highest split (95%)
  • You'd rather pay once, with no subscription
  • You trade intraday and flatten before the close
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Pick Phidias if…

  • You want a static drawdown (Express to Live)
  • You need to hold overnight (Premium)
  • You want a clear path to a LIVE account
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FundedNext or Phidias? Claim your discount

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FAQ: FundedNext vs Phidias

FundedNext wins 4 of 6 rule categories (profit split, daily limit, payouts and costs). Phidias doesn't win any rule category. Pick FundedNext if you want the highest split (95%). Pick Phidias if you want a static drawdown (Express to Live).

With the code, FundedNext comes to $74.99 (Flex 50K, one-time) and Phidias to $65.60 (Fundamental 50K, per month). Careful when comparing: Phidias rebills every month until you pass, while FundedNext is paid once. We don't pick a winner on price: discounts change and the reference plans are not identical. Prices update automatically from our verified-code feed.

FundedNext: EOD trailing Max Loss Limit on the closing balance. Phidias: EOD trailing on Fundamental and Premium · static on Express to Live. Tie: both use the same drawdown type on the reference plan; the amount and when it locks are what differ.

FundedNext: 95% on Flex · 90% on Rapid and Direct. Phidias: 80% on Fundamental · 75% rising to 100% on Premium. FundedNext leaves more to the trader: 95% versus 80% at Phidias.

FundedNext: 40% during the challenge only (Flex). Phidias: 30% only on the CASH (funded) account · none on Express to Live.

Yes. PROPSCOPE gives 47% OFF at FundedNext and PROPSCOPE gives 60% OFF at Phidias. Both codes are checked by hand and applied at checkout.

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How we build this comparison

Rules come from each firm's official website and help center and were verified on 2026-10-20. We compare each firm's reference plan (the 50K account PropScope tracks) across six rule categories; price is shown but scores no points. When a firm changes its rules, we update the fact once and every comparison is corrected.

Official sources: FundedNext: fundednext.com/futures · Phidias: phidiaspropfirm.com, phidiaspropfirm.com/accounts