Alpha Capital Group vs FundedNext
Alpha Capital Group
#4 overall
compared with
FundedNext
#2 overall
| Attribute | Alpha Capital Group | FundedNext |
|---|---|---|
| 6.6 | Overall score | 7.7 |
| #4 | Rank | #2 |
| Static | Drawdown | Static |
| 8% | Max drawdown | 10% |
| 4% | Daily drawdown | 5% |
| 8% | Profit target | 8% |
| 2-step | Steps | 2-step |
| 3 | Minimum days | 5 |
| Yes | Consistency rule | Yes |
| 80% | Split at funding | 80% |
| 14 days | Payout every | 14 days |
| $599 | Fee per $100k | $549 |
| 2 | Companies named | 4 |
| 2 | Platforms | 3 |
The short version
FundedNext takes it overall on 7.7 against 6.6 — four companies in three countries, and the best split is one you pay extra for. Alpha Capital Group is the better pick if what you need is a different market or platform.
One caution on reading the table: Alpha Capital Group refuses our requests, so its rules were never read where they are published. That is scored openly as the evidence component, and the guide explains what it does and does not mean.
Both firms sell access to a simulated account rather than a financial service, so neither holds a licence anywhere — Alpha Capital Group contracts from the United Kingdom and FundedNext from the United Arab Emirates.