FundedNext EAs: check account size, platform and add-on scope
Bots and SL/TP utilities do not have the same permission on every account.
EA permission depends on the account
The EA guide dated 8 September 2026 permits conditional EA use on MT4/MT5 below $50,000 with an additional usage fee. Accounts of $50,000 or more must be manual. cTrader and Match-Trader prohibit automation at every size. Country eligibility comes first; Vietnam is currently restricted.
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SL/TP utilities can fall under the EA rules
- MT4/MT5: below $50,000, conditional
- From $50,000: manual trading
- cTrader/Match-Trader: no EAs
A tool can count as an EA without opening trades
The FAQ includes tools that only adjust SL, TP or lot-size calculations within its EA rules. Moving the same toolkit from a hypothetical $25,000 account to $50,000 therefore changes more than account size: permission changes too. This is a compatibility example, not advice to buy or split accounts to bypass a rule.
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An add-on is not approval for every strategy
The provider requires distinct settings and strategies, and prohibits challenge-passing EAs and specified third-party-app integrations such as Telegram/WhatsApp. MetaTrader’s technical ability to run a bot does not establish FundedNext permission. Ask about the named tool, its function and the particular account when unclear.
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Separate the EA fee from the challenge refund
The EA note says EA and VPS & EA usage fees are non-refundable, including when unused, and excluded from the Refundable Fee. Before payment, match the dashboard add-on, account-size permission and refund scope. A general add-on price list does not establish approval of a particular EA.
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Sources and scope
Sources are provider publications. Conditions may vary by entity, country, account and program. Recheck before signing up.