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Apple earnings. NVIDIA product cycles. Tesla delivery numbers. You have followed these companies for years without being able to trade them on a FundedNext account. That changes with 20 stock CFD symbols, 14 US equities and 6 European equities across seven sectors, live on MT4, MT5, cTrader, and Match-Trader at a global leverage of 1:2 on every active model and package.
This article covers the full symbol list, the trading conditions, the calculations, and how your existing challenge rules apply to stock positions.
TL;DR
- 20 stock CFD symbols at launch: 14 US equities and 6 European equities across technology, semiconductors, automotive, consumer, aerospace, entertainment and health care.
- Every account, every platform. All active models and packages, on MT4, MT5, cTrader and Match-Trader, on all servers. US clients access FundedNext CFDs accounts through Match-Trader only.
- Global leverage is 1:2, and commission is 0.004% per lot on all 20 symbols. Contract size is 1 and pip value is $0.10 per lot.
- The same rules apply. Daily loss limit, overall drawdown, and consistency requirements work on stock positions exactly as they do on forex. There are no stock-specific exceptions.
- The same payout process applies. The 24-hour processing commitment and the $1,000 Brand Promise for eligible delays cover stock CFDs positions like every other instrument.
What Are FundedNext Stock CFDs?
A stock CFD is a contract that tracks the price of a company’s shares. Your profit or loss is the difference between your open and close price, multiplied by your position size.
You do not own the underlying shares. A stock CFD is a derivative position on price movement, not an equity holding, so it carries none of the ownership rights that come with buying shares directly. That distinction matters when comparing a FundedNext stock position to a retail brokerage account.
What is new here is the instrument, not the account. Stocks are an addition to the FundedNext CFDs lineup that already covers forex, indices, commodities, and crypto. If you hold an active FundedNext Challenge account or a FundedNext Account, the symbols are already in your terminal.
The 20 FundedNext Stock CFDs Symbols
Every symbol is a spot CFD, listed under one of two markets: US Stocks or European Stocks.
US Stocks (14 symbols)
European Stocks (6 symbols)
SPCX is the newest listing in the set. SpaceX priced its initial public offering at $135 per share and raised $75 billion, the largest public offering on record, ahead of its Nasdaq debut on 12 June 2026.
Where Can You Trade FundedNext Stocks?
Stock CFDs are enabled on every platform FundedNext supports for CFDs:
- MetaTrader 4 (MT4)
- MetaTrader 5 (MT5)
- cTrader
- Match-Trader
US clients access FundedNext CFDs accounts through Match-Trader only. If you are trading from the US, Match-Trader is your platform for stock symbols and everything else on the account.
All active models and packages
Every active FundedNext model and package includes stock CFDs access. There is no gated rollout, no upgrade tier, no waitlist, and no separate purchase. Whether you are working through a FundedNext Challenge account or already trading a FundedNext Account, the symbols appear in your terminal.
Access is the same whether you bought your account yesterday or two years ago, and the specifications do not change between models. Leverage, commission, contract size and pip value are identical on every package.
FundedNext Stock CFD Trading Conditions
| Specification | Value |
| Global leverage | 1:2 |
| Commission | 0.004% per lot |
| Contract size | 1 |
| Pip value | $0.10 per lot |
These figures are identical across all 20 symbols and every active model and package.
One lot typically represents one unit in stock, which is why the contract size is 1. A 10-lot position in AAPL is exposure to 10 units.
Spread and swap are separate costs from commission, and both are worth checking before you open a position.
How to Calculate Profit, Margin, Swap and Lot Size on Stock CFDs
Stock CFDs are quoted per share rather than in pips, so the price you see is the price of one share. Pip value enters one calculation only, and that is swap.
Profit and loss
Formula: (Close Price − Open Price) × Lot
Example (AAPL). Open at 311.29, close at 316.90, 2 lots.
(316.90 − 311.29) × 2 = $11.22
For stock symbols, there is no need to consider the pip value.
Margin
Formula: (Entry Price × Contract Size × Lot Size) ÷ Leverage
Example (AAPL). Entry price 316.90, contract size 1, 2 lots, leverage 1:2.
(316.90 × 1 × 2) ÷ 2 = $316.90
At 1:2, margin is always half the position value, so one lot of AAPL at 316.90 requires $158.45.
Swap
Formula: Swap Point × Lot Size × Days Held × (Pip Value ÷ 10)
Example (AAPL). A 2-lot position held for 2 nights at a swap point of −7.05.
(−7.05 × 2 × 2) × (0.1 ÷ 10) = $0.282
Pip value for all stock symbols is 0.1, and swap points differ depending on the position direction, so a long and a short in the same symbol carry different overnight costs.
Lot size
Formula: Lot = Risk percentage in dollar value ÷ (Close Price − Open Price)
Example (AAPL). If the risk percentage is 10% of a $5,000 account size, the dollar value is $500.
$500 ÷ (316.90 − 311.29) = 89.13 lots
Note: For stock symbols, there is no need to consider the pip value here either.
How Challenge Rules Apply to Stock Positions
Adding stock symbols does not change the challenge structure. Every rule you already trade under applies to stock CFD positions without modification:
- Daily loss limit applies the same way it applies to forex, indices, commodities and crypto.
- Overall drawdown applies without adjustment.
- Consistency requirements apply without adjustment.
There are no stock-specific exceptions, no separate objectives and no different thresholds. If you have been trading forex or indices on a FundedNext account, nothing about your challenge phase changes. You now have 20 more instruments to work with inside the same framework.
What Happens to Payouts
Stock CFD positions do not change payout terms, timelines or eligibility.
The 24-hour processing commitment applies to profits earned on stock symbols exactly as it does to every other instrument. The $1,000 Brand Promise covers eligible delays on the same terms. The audit trail is the same.
Final Thoughts
Twenty symbols. Seven sectors. US and European equities. Every platform, every server, every active model and package, with global leverage of 1:2 and commission of 0.004% per lot.
The instruments are new. The account, the rules, and the payout process are not. If you already hold a FundedNext account, the symbols are waiting in your terminal.
Check the symbols and conditions page for the full specifications, then run your first stock position through the FundedNext calculator before you open it.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many stocks can you trade on FundedNext?
FundedNext offers 20 stock CFD symbols: 14 US equities and 6 European equities across seven sectors.
What leverage do FundedNext stock CFDs use?
FundedNext stock CFDs use a global leverage of 1:2 on all 20 symbols, across every active model and package.
What is the commission on FundedNext stock CFDs?
FundedNext charges 0.004% per lot in commission on all 20 stock CFD symbols.
Which platforms support FundedNext stocks?
FundedNext stock CFDs are available on MT4, MT5, cTrader and Match-Trader, on all servers. US clients access FundedNext CFDs accounts through Match-Trader only.
Do you need a separate account or an upgrade to trade stocks?
No. Stock CFD access is included on every active FundedNext model and package. There is no gated rollout, no upgrade tier and no additional purchase.
Do the challenge rules change when you trade stocks?
No. The daily loss limit, overall drawdown and consistency requirements apply to stock CFD positions without modification. There are no stock-specific exceptions.
Do you own the shares when you trade a stock CFD?
No. A stock CFD tracks the price of a company’s shares without transferring ownership, so you do not hold the underlying equity or the rights attached to it.
How is profit calculated on FundedNext stock CFDs?
Profit and loss on FundedNext stock CFDs is calculated as (Close Price − Open Price) × Lot. On a short position, the calculation reverses, subtracting the close price from the open price. For stock symbols, there is no need to consider the pip value.
What is the contract size and pip value for FundedNext stocks?
Each of the 20 stock symbols has a contract size of 1 and a pip value of $0.10 per lot. Pip value is used in the swap calculation only.