What Platforms Are Available With FundedNext Futures?
The Simple Answer
FundedNext Futures supports Tradovate, NinjaTrader and TradingView. FundedNext Futures supports three platforms and publishes 21 how-to articles across them, covering connecting, using and troubleshooting each one.
Below is every platform FundedNext Futures supports, with the data feed or access route that goes with each one.
Platform Overview
Breakdown by Platform
Tradovate
Tradovate carries the deepest coverage at FundedNext with eleven dedicated articles, spanning login, buying, selling and closing trades, trading via the DOM and chart, setting and managing stop loss and take profit, diagnosing trade rejections and order rejections in the Orders Module, using the ATM Automated Trading Module, checking trading performance, finding risk settings, and placing and managing limit orders. It is also the account name that third-party copiers and journals key against.
NinjaTrader
NinjaTrader has five published guides at FundedNext, covering login, order entry and closing trades, using the SuperDOM and chart together, setting and managing stop loss and take profit, and placing and managing limit orders.
TradingView
TradingView also has five guides, covering login, buying, selling and closing trades, using the charts for trading, managing stop loss and take profit, and using limit orders.
Final Comments
Tradovate is clearly the primary account infrastructure at FundedNext: its reset article notes that third-party trade copiers and trading journals reference the Tradovate Account Name, and must be reconnected under the new account name after any reset. FundedNext’s guides go well beyond connection, covering order placement, DOM trading, stop loss and take profit management, limit orders and diagnosing rejected orders.
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FAQ
What platforms can I use with FundedNext Futures?
FundedNext Futures supports Tradovate, NinjaTrader and TradingView. FundedNext Futures supports three platforms and publishes 21 how-to articles across them, covering connecting, using and troubleshooting each one.
How many platforms does FundedNext Futures offer?
3. They are Tradovate, NinjaTrader and TradingView. Each one is covered in detail above, along with the data feed or access route it runs on.
Does FundedNext Futures support Tradovate?
Yes. Tradovate carries the deepest coverage at FundedNext with eleven dedicated articles, spanning login, buying, selling and closing trades, trading via the DOM and chart, setting and managing stop loss and take profit, diagnosing trade rejections and order rejections in the Orders Module, using the ATM Automated Trading Module, checking trading performance, finding risk settings, and placing and managing limit orders. It is also the account name that third-party copiers and journals key against.
Does FundedNext Futures support NinjaTrader?
Yes. NinjaTrader has five published guides at FundedNext, covering login, order entry and closing trades, using the SuperDOM and chart together, setting and managing stop loss and take profit, and placing and managing limit orders.
Do I choose my FundedNext Futures platform before or after I buy?
Tradovate is clearly the primary account infrastructure at FundedNext: its reset article notes that third-party trade copiers and trading journals reference the Tradovate Account Name, and must be reconnected under the new account name after any reset. FundedNext’s guides go well beyond connection, covering order placement, DOM trading, stop loss and take profit management, limit orders and diagnosing rejected orders.
