FundedNext Stellar 1-Step $15K Guide 2026: CFP Coupon and Account Rules
Review FundedNext Stellar 1-Step $15K, its $129.99 fee, conditional CFP savings, $1,500 target, static loss floor and funded reward conditions.
Yash R
Quick answer
FundedNext Stellar 1-Step $15K is a one-phase CFD evaluation with a 10% target, 3% daily loss limit and 6% static maximum loss. The official standard fee is $129.99, and the evaluation requires at least two trading days.
CFP is PFA's listed up-to-50% FundedNext offer. If this configuration accepts the full 50%, the calculated base fee is $65.00 after rounding. A headline maximum does not establish a 50% rate for every order.
Coupon box and conditional final fee
Account: FundedNext CFD Stellar 1-Step $15K Code: CFP Publisher-listed discount: up to 50% Official regular fee: $129.99 Final base at the maximum rate: $65.00, conditional on acceptance Sources checked: 20 October 2026
| Account | Regular fee | Code | Example discount | Final base if full rate applies |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stellar 1-Step $15K | $129.99 | CFP | 50% maximum scenario | $65.00 |
The exact multiplication is $129.99 × 0.50 = $64.995, rounded half-up to $65.00. For a different accepted rate, multiply $129.99 by one minus that rate.
This calculation uses the official $15K standard fee. It does not apply another coupon to a separately advertised sale. Selected options, taxes and payment costs can change the amount due.
Stellar 1-Step $15K rules in dollars
| Parameter | Published rule | $15K calculation |
|---|---|---|
| Evaluation target | 10% | $1,500 |
| Initial daily loss amount | 3% | $450 |
| Overall maximum loss | 6% static | $900 |
| Overall floor | Starting balance less 6% | $14,100 |
| Minimum evaluation days | 2 | Two trading days |
| Evaluation time limit | None | Account activity rules still apply |
| Maximum published reward share | Up to 95% | Depends on selected terms |
This guide concerns FundedNext's CFD product. FundedNext Futures uses different account plans and reward rules.
What the $15K label means for the trading plan
The initial overall allowance is $900, while the target is $1,500. Dividing the target by the allowance gives about 1.67. That relationship can help compare whether a strategy's typical drawdown fits the model.
Planning with the initial allowances
For a hypothetical internal risk budget of $75 per independent idea, the $450 initial daily allowance contains six such units before costs. The $900 overall allowance contains twelve. Neither number should be treated as permission to use every unit down to the boundary.
Trade costs and open losses can affect the account before a trade is closed. Plan using current equity and the actual dashboard limits rather than relying only on the last closed balance.
A static floor does not remove the daily test
The overall floor starts at $14,100 and remains static under the published model. A balance of $15,600 is $1,500 above that floor. That extra overall distance does not establish the daily allowance for the current session.
Suppose the dashboard shows a current daily boundary of $15,250 and current equity is $15,450. Only $200 remains above that daily boundary, despite $1,350 above the static floor.
A new position with a planned $300 loss would exceed that illustrated daily room before costs. This example uses a hypothetical displayed daily boundary rather than assuming that the initial $450 allowance stays unchanged through every reset.
Passing, reward timing and the refundable fee
The official product page lists the first funded withdrawal after five business days and the refundable fee at the third reward. Evaluation profit and funded reward conditions are separate records.
The page advertises reward share up to 95%. Use the actual selected share rather than building a budget on the advertised maximum alone.
For share arithmetic, $400 of an approved gross reward would produce $320 at a hypothetical 80% share or $380 at 95%. The difference is $60. These examples do not establish the standard share on a particular order.
A third-reward refund is a later conditional milestone, rather than a reduction in the fee paid on purchase day.
Platform choices and trading permissions
The product page permits challenge news trading and weekend holding, while EAs/VPS require the relevant options. Funded news profits have special treatment, so challenge permission should not be used as a blanket description of every funded result.
Check the selected platform, instrument specifications and paid options before applying a code. The fee and rule set should correspond to the same configuration.
For example, a strategy built around automated execution needs its automation permissions resolved before comparing two prices. A cheaper base fee is incomplete information if the required option is priced separately.
Applying CFP to this exact account
Select Stellar 1-Step and $15K in the official CFD purchase flow. Record the base fee and chosen options, enter CFP, and calculate the amount using the rate actually accepted.
The PFA FundedNext coupon page records the up-to-50% offer. The FundedNext CFD review provides broader plan context.
Sources
- Official Stellar 1-Step rules, prices and reward panel
- Official FundedNext CFD overview
- PFA CFP coupon record
Written by Yash R. The program uses simulated funds. PFA may earn referral compensation. Discounted fees are conditional calculations, not independently tested checkout results.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
The official standard fee is $129.99. If the full listed maximum of 50% applies, the half-up rounded base calculation is $65.00. Use the actual rate accepted for the order.
The target is $1,500, the initial daily amount is $450 and the static overall allowance is $900, with a $14,100 overall floor.
The current product page lists a minimum of two evaluation trading days. Reaching the target on one day alone does not complete that count.
The current product page lists the refundable fee at the third reward, subject to the account's applicable conditions. It is a later milestone rather than an upfront reduction.