Prop Firm FundedNext Says Cumulative Trader Payouts Exceed $350 Million

FundedNext said today (Tuesday) that cumulative trader payouts across its CFD and futures businesses had passed $350 million. Its live reward page showed $352.3 million after the announcement. The company has raised its reported total quickly since disclosing $271.4 million at the end of February . The latest figure is self-reported and has not been independently audited. A separate on-chain data set confirms a substantial part of the activity, but not the full amount. Capital Critic currently attributes $225.9 million to FundedNext, equal to about 64% of the company's live counter. @FundedNext and @fnfutures were always in this industry for one reason - to empower traders globally. Today, we just crossed $350M in total payouts, that too with an average processing time of only 4 hours. To every trader who trusted us with their journey, this number... pic.twitter.com/PqysCPa7GX — FundedNext (@FundedNext) August 31, 2026 Blockchain Data Covers About 64% of the Total Capital Critic counted 104,158 FundedNext payouts from February 27, 2024, with an average value of $2,169. Its FundedNext tracker displayed a most recent transfer within the preceding hour when FinanceMagnates.com checked it. The $126.4 million difference does not show that FundedNext overstated its payouts. The two figures cover different periods and payment methods. Capital Critic tracks RisePay settlements and direct wallet transfers on public blockchains. It excludes bank wires, cards and internal balances, which means its total is intended as a verifiable floor rather than a complete measure of company payouts. FundedNext lists USDT, USDC, Confirmo, RiseWorks, bank transfers and direct deposits to FNmarkets among its withdrawal methods. Some of those routes leave no public blockchain record available to the tracker. [#highlighted-links#] On-chain evidence has a limitation in the other direction. Capital Critic's published methodology says wallets may move funds for operational reasons and that its data are...