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This really pains me to write, as I’d genuinely had a good experience with NexGen up until the payout process. I do not review props until I’ve reached a payout, but wow man this has been a grueller. As much as Matt, Brad and the guys from PropScore push NexGen - I think there’s a lot of work they need to do in order to compete with the other props. I requested $1,210.00, had to attend a risk interview and waited quite a while for my payout due to backlog. I appreciate NexGen is a small prop, but payment time really sets them back, which is a shame. Trading is hard enough without all these barriers. My payout was requested on Thursday 11th September, I met with their risk team on Tuesday 15th September and then finally received my payment on Tuesday 22nd September after filing a support case. Which in their defence, they were quite apologetic. Payment time would not be a major issue IF the dashboard updated as soon as the payout is approved allowing traders to continue trading their account. Risk Interview - outdated. I’m a full time trader and this is still bizarre to me, the guy on the interview was nice enough and genuinely interested in my trading, but it all just begs the question of… why? It’s ultimately a way for props to not hold up their end of the deal if you can’t answer a question on every trading execution. My payout was approved after the risk meeting but it’s such an odd endeavour. Dashboard also needs a lot of work and sometimes does not reflect your true account value. If it wasn’t for their free reset promotions - I would likely not trade with NexGen and trade with cornerstone props instead. However said promotion does give them the best straight to funded (sort of) in the game. My advice to the team, if it means anything, would be to speed up the payout process (doesn’t have to be same day) and also add a NT/Tradovate option to unlock more of the futures prop market.

Nexgen (up until Today) was one of my favorite props. Last week I made the fatal mistake for trading during the news, they quickly informed me that i traded during and I lost both of my funded accounts because of it due to copy Trading . It wasn't intentional on my part and I should have did a better job of paying attention to whether it was news going on so that's my fault I paid the price for my mistake. Moving to today next gen allow people over the last 48 hours to purchase live accounts for the discounted price of 90% off at some point in time this morning they decided to remove all those accounts that people purchased and refund people for the purchases of those discounted accounts (kudos to them). Here's my issue? When we as Traders make mistakes whether it was intentional or not they penalized by taking our accounts so why is it when next gen makes mistakes why do you take back or not own up to your mistake. Owning up to your mistake is not taking back what you gave , only up to your mistake is allowing those that spent their hard earned money to keep what they had and just put a block on it so no one else can purchase those type of accounts that's taking ownership of your mistake. Like I said earlier, i'm grateful for the refund but I would have rather just have been left alone with the accounts I purchased that would have been the honorable thing to do (in my opinion) it's called paying for your mistakes! As a prop firm, what you could & should have done was allow those who purchased to keep the discounted accounts(and NEXGEN just eats their mistake just as us traders would have to). That in my opinion would have shown a lot of people who really don't pay any attention to NextGen or exactly what type of prop problem you guys really are that you really look out for your customers even in the midst of your making a mistake and that would have went a long way but unfortunately All that shows is that y'all can make mistakes without repercussion but retail traders can't. Like I said, I'm not bashing nexgen, I've been buying accounts from them because I really like the firm but today 4/13/26 left a really sour taste in my mouth. This may not be a popular opinion but it's mine, if you're going to hold retail traders to a standard of paying for the mistakes we make and hold yourself as a prop firm to the same standards. I guess it was easier to reimburse everybody their money for the purchases of those accounts then to go forward and see if any other people that purchased them could actually profit from them something tells me the way to Market has been moving you wouldn't have lost that much more money by allowing people to keep them accounts, if anything you might have made more because people would have purchased more and bought more.