Scam company, don't trust them.
I have three 150k no‑challenge accounts, Each account made a profit of nearly $8,000. When I first applied for a withdrawal (applying for $2,500 on each of the three accounts at the same time, Total: $7,500), the platform rejected my withdrawal request with a ridiculous excuse. This is a scam company – don't believe any of their promotions. At best, you might get one small withdrawal, and then they will use the excuse of moving you to a live account (which doesn't actually exist, just to stall for time). If you try to withdraw too much at once, they will refuse to pay you under all sorts of pretexts. I traded over a period of three days, met the 40% consistency rule, and even placed only one order per day – I have no idea how they could determine that as a violation,.I purchased a total of five 150k no‑challenge accounts, and also, because of the free reset promotion, I bought two 50k evaluation accounts and passed the evaluations. Below is the full text of the email they sent me: Thank you for taking the time to participate in the review interview with our Risk Team. We appreciate your cooperation and the opportunity to assess the account activity in greater detail. Following the interview and our review of the trading activity, account records, and related user data, we completed a broader assessment of the account and the concerns identified. During the interview, the explanations provided regarding your technical analysis did not correspond with the execution behavior observed on the account. This raised concerns regarding whether the activity reflected a consistent discretionary futures trading strategy supported by the analysis presented during the review. Our broader review also identified patterns consistent with rule-optimization behavior across the simulated trading environment. Specifically, the activity appears to have been structured to bias the likelihood of achieving a payout outcome, rather than reflecting independent, discretionary, and speculative futures trading. This type of activity is not aligned with Nexgen Protrader Funding’s program standards, our trading standards, or the integrity requirements of our futures trading program. Based on the findings above, Nexgen Protrader Funding has determined that the account is not eligible for payout and will be closed. That said, in order to resolve this matter professionally, we are prepared to process a refund subject to your acknowledgment of the review outcome and the signing of a waiver confirming a full and final resolution of the matter. If you wish to proceed on this basis, please confirm and we will provide the waiver for your review and signature. Kind regards, Risk Management Team Nexgen ProTrader Funding This is definitely not a reliable company. They don't even have real‑time trading data; they clearly don't have the money to pay out, and they're just trying to scam you out of your money. follow-up: Here’s the translation into English: --- They rejected my withdrawal request of $7,500 and processed a refund for my remaining active accounts. （"It's about $1,300, and I also have to absorb losses from two accounts that are already lost—roughly another $800."）How dare they still reply to my comment? First of all, all three of my reviews are negative because I don’t log into Trustpilot to leave comments for good platforms. Second, 5ers is a good platform; it has since processed multiple withdrawals for me, while FTMO only got a negative review from me because it doesn’t support China. Finally, NexGen is the worst of all—they are poor, fraudulent, and shameless, and they even dare to reply to me. Being so broke, they still keep running unbelievable promotions every day.