FundedNext Futures lets traders copy trades freely between their own FundedNext accounts, and between FundedNext and other prop firms when they own every account. Any copy trading tool may be used, as long as it copies your own trades only. Here are its rules, quoted and linked, and how to copy between your FundedNext Futures Tradovate accounts with Copygram.
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FundedNext Futures account 1You place the trade Checked Nov 11, 2026 from FundedNext Futures's own pages. Not affiliated with FundedNext Futures.
Every rule links to the FundedNext Futures page it comes from. Compare FundedNext Futures with other firms in the prop firm rules table.
Traders may copy trades freely between their own FundedNext accounts. Copying trades from another person's account is prohibited, even through automated tools or trade copiers. Group trading and following signal services are banned too. The policy does not set different rules for Challenge and funded accounts.
“Traders can freely copy trades between their own FundedNext Accounts.”
Source: What is copy & group trading policy at FundedNext Futures?
Tradovate's built-in copy trading feature, NinjaTrader copy modules and third-party platforms may all be used. The condition is that they copy only the trader's own trades.
“Any third-party platforms, as long as they are used for copying one’s own trades only”
Source: What is copy & group trading policy at FundedNext Futures?
Automated trading systems, including EAs and trading bots, are allowed in both the Challenge and FundedNext accounts. FundedNext gives no support for setting them up and is not responsible for technical errors or malfunctions. Strategies that exploit system weaknesses, such as latency abuse or order flooding, are prohibited. High-frequency trading is banned, and an automated system that trades at HFT-like speed can face review and enforcement.
“allows the use of automated trading systems, including Expert Advisors (EAs) and trading bots”
Source: Is the usage of Automated Trading Systems (EAs and Bots) allowed in FundedNext Futures?
Copying between FundedNext and other prop firms is allowed if the trader owns every account involved. FundedNext may ask you to show that all accounts are registered under the exact same name as in its records. Any variation in spelling or identity is not accepted.
“Copy trading between FundedNext and other prop firms is allowed”
Source: What is copy & group trading policy at FundedNext Futures?
Reverse hedging, coordinated hedging with other traders and hedging with correlated instruments (for example ES against YM) are listed as prohibited strategies. Reverse hedging is defined to cover opposite positions across the trader's own accounts, not only within one account. Violations can lead to account suspension, disqualification or restrictions.
“It can be done across the trader's own accounts or within a single account.”
Source: What are the prohibited trading strategies of FundedNext Futures?
Tradovate, NinjaTrader, TradingView (via Tradovate)
Source: helpfutures.fundednext.com
Challenge accounts are capped by allocation: up to $750,000 in total at any one time. Up to 5 FundedNext (funded) accounts can be active at once, per user and per household, with a household meaning a shared residential or IP address. No more than 10 FundedNext accounts can be issued to one trader in a calendar month. FundedNext says these limits may change.
Source: helpfutures.fundednext.com
Checked on from FundedNext Futures's own website and help center. Firms change their rules; confirm with FundedNext Futures before you trade.
Copygram connects FundedNext Futures accounts through Tradovate.
Add each evaluation or funded account through Tradovate, using the login details FundedNext Futures gives you.
Usually the account you trade by hand. Use alerts, signal channels or an AI agent only where FundedNext Futures's automation rules allow them.
A Room links one signal source to one or more receiver accounts.
Each receiver gets its own sizing, stops, symbol mapping and filters.
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NinjaTrader Connect TradovateMedium setup Tradovate Futures · Medium setup
You click Connect and log in on Tradovate's own sign-in window, then choose the account to automate and name it.
Each account in a Room has its own settings, so one signal can open different sizes, stops and symbols on each account.
Money management Tradovate · Live Closes and modifications Tradovate · Live Trading schedule Tradovate · Live Fixed lot or risk-based sizing for every copied trade.
Example Test a new source at a fixed 0.10 lot, then move to percentage-of-balance risk.
Skip signals whose AI confidence score falls below your threshold.
Example A 60% threshold executes a signal scored 75% and skips one scored 45%.
Use the signal's levels, set your own, and decide whether to trade when a level is missing.
Example Refuse any trade that arrives without a stop loss.
Translate the source's symbol names to your platform's names.
Example GOLD in the signal becomes XAUUSD on your broker.
Execute only listed symbols, or skip the ones you don't trade.
Example Copy EURUSD, GBPUSD and XAUUSD only.
A fixed size for specific symbols that overrides the general rule.
Example Gold always opens at 0.01 even when the default is 0.50.
Detect or add broker symbol prefixes and suffixes automatically.
Example EURUSD becomes EURUSD.pro on a broker that uses the .pro suffix.
Choose whether exits and SL/TP changes from the source are mirrored.
Example Follow the entries, but manage your own exits.
Limit each receiver to the days and hours you choose.
Example Monday to Friday, 08:00 to 22:00 UTC.
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Compare plansNo. This page covers FundedNext Futures only. FundedNext's forex and CFD accounts have their own copy trading rules, which are stricter on trade copiers: see FundedNext in the prop firm rules table before you connect one.
FundedNext Futures allows automated trading systems, including EAs and trading bots, in both the Challenge and funded accounts, with no support for setting them up. Signal services are banned, so use alerts from your own strategy only, and keep well clear of high-frequency trading.
Traders may copy trades freely between their own FundedNext accounts. Copying trades from another person's account is prohibited, even through automated tools or trade copiers. Group trading and following signal services are banned too. The policy does not set different rules for Challenge and funded accounts. Checked on Nov 11, 2026 against FundedNext Futures's own rules.
Tradovate's built-in copy trading feature, NinjaTrader copy modules and third-party platforms may all be used. The condition is that they copy only the trader's own trades. Automated trading systems, including EAs and trading bots, are allowed in both the Challenge and FundedNext accounts. FundedNext gives no support for setting them up and is not responsible for technical errors or malfunctions. Strategies that exploit system weaknesses, such as latency abuse or order flooding, are prohibited. High-frequency trading is banned, and an automated system that trades at HFT-like speed can face review and enforcement.
Challenge accounts are capped by allocation: up to $750,000 in total at any one time. Up to 5 FundedNext (funded) accounts can be active at once, per user and per household, with a household meaning a shared residential or IP address. No more than 10 FundedNext accounts can be issued to one trader in a calendar month. FundedNext says these limits may change. Copygram's public plans connect up to 5 trading accounts in total.
Copying between FundedNext and other prop firms is allowed if the trader owns every account involved. FundedNext may ask you to show that all accounts are registered under the exact same name as in its records. Any variation in spelling or identity is not accepted.
Connect your accounts, set each one's size and limits, and run the copier in the cloud.
