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FundedNext Stellar 2-Step $25K: challenge fee changed and 3 other terms

Captured 2026-09-22 from the firm's own published terms and an independent source.

TermWasNowMove
Challenge fee151.99189.99+25%
Profit split (funded)80%—
Max leverage100—
Payout cycleWeekly—

On 22 September 2026, a capture of the FundedNext Stellar 2-Step $25K evaluation recorded the challenge fee at 189.99, moving from 151.99 recorded in the previous capture on 16 September 2026. The data lists this as a 25 percent move. The challenge fee is the upfront amount paid to begin the two-step evaluation, and it is the sum at risk before any funded account is issued.

Other terms in the same record were logged with the following values: profit split on a funded account at 80 percent, maximum leverage at 100, and a weekly payout cycle. The profit split sets the share of gains allocated to the trader once funded, leverage caps the position size available against account equity, and the payout cycle sets how often withdrawal requests can be submitted.

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