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EA: Partial MT5 Static DD HFT Banned

Last updated: March 27, 2026

EA Friendliness 4 / 5
DD Type Static
Profit Split Up to 95%
Max DD 10%
Daily DD 5%
Platform MT5

Can you run an EA on FundedNext?

Yes: FundedNext allows automated trading and EAs. Standard strategies are supported without pre-approval. The main restriction is HFT and tick scalping, which are explicitly banned. Copy trading is permitted but signal selling to others is not allowed.

EA SupportPartial: standard EAs supported
Allowed EA TypesStandard automated strategies; no tick scalpers, no latency arbitrage
MartingaleNot explicitly banned, but aggressive martingale may conflict with drawdown limits
Grid TradingNot explicitly banned, reviewed if flagged
Copy TradingAllowed: signal selling/buying to others not permitted
HFTProhibited
News TradingAllowed with restrictions on Stellar model: no holding through news spikes; varies by account type
Min Trade DurationNot stated
Fixed SL RequiredNo

Watch out for

Challenge structure

Account Sizes$6K, $15K, $25K, $50K, $100K, $200K
Phase 1 Profit Target10% (Stellar)
Phase 2 Profit Target5% (Stellar)
Daily Drawdown5% (balance-based)
Max Drawdown10% (static, balance-based)
Drawdown TypeStatic: calculated from starting balance
Min Trading Days5 days per phase
Time Limit30 days (Phase 1), 60 days (Phase 2)
Profit Split60% initially, scaling up to 90% (95% at top tier)
Scaling PlanAvailable: profit split increases with consistent performance

Platform & payouts

PlatformsMetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5
MT5 AvailableYes
Payout FrequencyOn-demand after first 7 days; bi-weekly thereafter; minimum $50
Payout MethodsCrypto (USDT, BTC), bank wire, Deel, Rise

Verdict for EA traders

FundedNext offers one of the highest potential profit splits in the industry and flexible EA rules without pre-approval. Static drawdown on the Stellar model keeps your room predictable. Best for: EA traders who want fast payouts, high profit share, and do not rely on HFT or tick scalping strategies.

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