FundedNext has lowered list prices on several Stellar accounts and is running code FNTRICK for additional discounts on eligible plans, according to its official X account and page diffs tracked by Capital Critic.

On Stellar 2-Step, the $6K now shows at $34.99 (down from $59.99), the $15K at $95.99 (from $119.99), the $25K at $159.99 (from $199.99), and the $50K at $239.99 (from $299.99). Stellar Lite cuts include the $10K to $47.99 from $59.99, the $25K to $111.99 from $139.99, and the $50K to $183.99 from $229.99. FundedNext’s X post on 28 October lists up to 46% off on select entry sizes and 26% off on larger core Stellar accounts with FNTRICK, available to new and existing users with some conditions (no resets, no accounts above 50K, Double-Up add-on disabled).

These are list-price adjustments on the futures side of FundedNext’s Stellar lineup. Older accounts keep their prior terms. The firm has run multiple discount codes through October, so the exact checkout price depends on which code you enter and when. You can see FundedNext Futures plans on our FundedNext Futures page.

For traders shopping a new Stellar 2-Step or Lite evaluation, the lower base prices plus FNTRICK reduce the upfront cost. Confirm the current numbers on FundedNext’s site before buying, as promo codes and displayed prices can shift. Existing funded accounts are unaffected.

Our Take: Price cuts on evaluation fees are common in this market, but they don’t change the rules you trade under once funded. Check the drawdown type, consistency requirements, and payout cycle on the specific plan you’re considering, not just the sticker price.

Gourang Parekh

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