FundedNext has not announced a headquarters move from Dubai to Hong Kong. Official pages still split the group across several entities and cities.

What the firm actually lists

• Global Headquarters: Dubai, UAE (strategy, investor relations, group governance)
• Hong Kong office: FundedNext Limited, 8/F China Hong Kong Tower, 8-12 Hennessy Road, Wan Chai
• Website operator: fundednext.com is operated by FundedNext Limited (Hong Kong)
• Registered trading entity: FundedNext Ltd, Comoros Islands
• Trademark owner: GrowthNext F.Z.E., Ajman, UAE

Other listed hubs remain Dhaka, Limassol, Kuala Lumpur, and Colombo. That is a multi-entity footprint, not a single HQ relocation.

Latest FundedNext Futures product notes

• FNL:003 Instant returned on 22 September with no challenge, EOD trailing drawdown, a 20% perpetual consistency rule, a $1,200 max withdrawal, and up to five performance rewards.
• Rapid Daily still uses a buffer equal to the starting max loss limit. The trailing MLL locks at starting balance plus $100. Dropping back into the buffer does not breach the account.
• Card payouts are live for traders who already have a card saved in the dashboard.
• A separate CFD-side change on Stellar 2-Step and Stellar Lite lets traders pick Standard (80%), 3-Day (60%), or On-Demand (90% with a 40% consistency gate) at checkout. That structure is not the futures catalog.

Our Take: Treat Hong Kong as a legal and website-operating entity, not a replacement HQ. Confirm futures rules on the FundedNext Futures help center before buying. Corporate footnotes and product rules are not the same thing.

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