MyFundedFutures Account Types: Which Plan Fits You in 2026?

MyFundedFutures account types are four current plan families with different evaluation billing, drawdown rules and payout schedules: Rapid, Pro, Builder and the limited-time Rapid EOD 50K.

Updated August 6, 2026

I have traded MyFundedFutures Core, Rapid and Pro over roughly three years. My comments on Rapid and Pro can draw on that first-hand use. Builder and Rapid EOD stay neutral here because I haven't traded either plan.

The first decision isn't the advertised account balance. It is how the plan handles drawdown, consistency and payout access after you pass. The current MyFundedFutures review covers the wider firm verdict, while this page owns the plan-choice decision.

Which MyFundedFutures plans can you buy now?

As of August 2026: MyFundedFutures sells standard Rapid, Pro, Builder and a limited-time Rapid EOD 50K. Core, Flex and Scale aren't purchasable in the current checkout, even though older Help Center pages may still mention them.

The separate MyFundedFutures pricing guide owns list prices, resets, renewals and activation fees. That separation matters because plan fit can change even when a checkout promotion temporarily makes one option look cheaper.

How does the standard Rapid plan work?

As of August 2026: MyFundedFutures Rapid is the broadest current plan, with 25K, 50K, 100K and 150K evaluations, no daily loss limit and a 50% evaluation consistency rule.

Rapid evaluation targets are $1,500, $3,000, $6,000 and $9,000 by size. The EOD maximum loss limits are $1,000, $2,000, $3,000 and $4,500. Each evaluation requires at least two trading days. The standard Rapid plan guide owns the full size-by-size mechanics.

I like Rapid for one clear reason: payout access can open every 24 hours from the first sim-funded trade once the buffer and $500 minimum are met. The split is 90/10. The trade-off is that the Rapid sim-funded drawdown trails intraday until it locks at $100, so a profitable open trade can move the floor before you bank the gain.

Rapid evaluation allows Tier 1 news, but Rapid sim-funded prohibits it. If news is part of your normal session, check the MyFundedFutures news policy matrix before treating Rapid as a fit.

How does the Pro plan differ from Rapid?

As of August 2026: MyFundedFutures Pro offers 50K, 100K and 150K evaluations with a 50% consistency rule, no daily loss limit and two minimum trading days.

Pro becomes materially different after the evaluation. The sim-funded account uses EOD MLL rather than Rapid's intraday trailing mechanism. Payout eligibility opens 14 calendar days from the first trade, the minimum request is $1,000, and the split is 80/20. Buffers are $2,100, $3,100 and $4,600 by size.

I have traded Pro, and the practical choice is simple. EOD drawdown can be easier to manage during an open session, but the 14-day payout clock is much slower than Rapid. The MyFundedFutures payout rules compare the timing and thresholds without turning this plan guide into a payout manual.

The limited-time Pro One-Day add-on applies only to Pro 50K. It raises the target to $4,000, removes evaluation consistency and permits a one-day pass. Don't assume the add-on exists for Pro 100K or 150K.

Who does Builder suit?

As of August 2026: MyFundedFutures Builder suits traders who want no evaluation consistency rule and can accept an 80/20 split, slower first payout access than Rapid, and capped sim-funded withdrawals.

Builder 25K has a $1,500 target, $1,000 EOD MLL, no daily loss limit, 2 minis or 20 micros, and one minimum trading day. Builder 50K has a $3,000 target, either a $2,000 default MLL or a lower-priced $1,500 MLL option, 4 minis or 40 micros, and a $1,000 soft-pause daily loss limit.

Builder payout eligibility starts 48 hours after the first trade and requires two trading days per cycle. The payout consistency threshold is 50%, even though the evaluation has no consistency rule. Builder 25K requests have a $250 minimum and $1,000 cycle cap; Builder 50K requests have a $500 minimum and $2,000 cycle cap. Both move to Live after the fifth approved sim payout.

I haven't traded Builder. Those are documented terms, not a personal endorsement. The cross-plan rules overview is the safer place to compare Builder's DLL and consistency exceptions against Rapid and Pro.

What is the Rapid EOD 50K plan?

As of August 2026: MyFundedFutures Rapid EOD is a limited-time 50K plan with a one-time evaluation fee, a $3,000 target, $2,000 EOD MLL, 30% consistency and four minimum trading days.

Rapid EOD sim-funded keeps the $2,000 EOD trailing MLL, locks at $100, has no DLL and permits 3 minis or 30 micros. Payouts use a $2,100 first buffer, $500 minimum, daily cadence and 90/10 split. Tier 1 news is allowed in evaluation and prohibited in sim-funded.

I haven't traded Rapid EOD, so I wouldn't present it as “better Rapid.” It is a different constraint package. The Rapid EOD 50K breakdown owns the limited-time availability check and exact mechanics.

Which rules should decide your plan choice?

As of August 2026: drawdown timing, payout cadence and consistency are the three MyFundedFutures rules that most sharply separate the current plans.

• Choose standard Rapid if daily payout access and a 90/10 split matter more than an intraday sim-funded trail.
• Consider Pro if you prefer EOD sim-funded drawdown and can wait 14 calendar days for payout eligibility.
• Builder removes evaluation consistency, but adds 50% payout-cycle consistency and caps sim payouts.
• Rapid EOD combines daily payouts with an EOD trail, but its evaluation threshold is 30% and the offer is limited-time.

The consistency rule guide and calculator shows how 50% and 30% thresholds change the profit you need. The position and account limits guide covers contract caps, funded-account ceilings and copy trading.

No plan choice overrides the global rules. Hedging on the same underlying, high-frequency trading, manipulative fills and collaborative trading are prohibited. Regular sessions run from the 6:00 PM EST Globex open to the 4:10 PM EST New York close, with holiday exceptions requiring extra care.

What costs sit outside the evaluation fee?

As of August 2026: every current MyFundedFutures plan and size has a $0 activation fee, but standard evaluations can renew and Live accounts carry operating costs.

Rapid, Pro and Builder renew every 30 days unless canceled. A reset restores the evaluation balance and progress but doesn't change the billing date. A renewal extends access by 30 days, and a breached evaluation is restored on renewal. The current discount snapshot should never be confused with the recurring billing contract.

Live traders are responsible for CME professional data fees, round-trip commissions and platform costs, deducted from the Live account balance. These aren't part of the headline evaluation fee.

KYC also happens before sim-funded trading begins. MyFundedFutures may request identity documents, a live selfie or recording, and proof of address no older than three months. The restricted-country guide is the correct owner for eligibility questions.

How should you choose a MyFundedFutures account?

Choose a MyFundedFutures account by working backward from the rule you are least willing to compromise on. Account size comes second.

If you need daily payout eligibility and can control open-profit giveback, standard Rapid is the cleaner fit. If intraday trailing has caused problems for you, Pro's EOD sim-funded drawdown may justify the longer payout wait. Builder is the neutral alternative for no evaluation consistency, but its payout-cycle rule and caps deserve more attention than the low entry price. Rapid EOD is only worth comparing while it remains available.

Then check the full cost. A temporary checkout price doesn't erase renewal, reset or Live data expenses. Plan selection and price selection are related, but they are not the same decision.

How do funded-account ceilings change the choice?

As of August 2026: MyFundedFutures account ceilings can make a smaller plan more flexible than a larger one, even when the larger evaluation offers more nominal buying power.

MyFundedFutures permits up to ten active evaluation accounts per trader. The general sim-funded ceiling is five combined accounts when a trader holds only 25K and 50K sizes. Holding any 100K or 150K sim-funded account reduces the combined maximum to three. Standard Rapid follows that general structure.

Builder and Rapid EOD have explicit exceptions. Builder 25K permits two active sim-funded accounts, Builder 50K permits one, and Rapid EOD permits three funded accounts. Those limits matter if your plan is to spread risk across several accounts rather than concentrate it in one larger balance.

Copy trading is allowed across accounts owned by the same MyFundedFutures trader, but the trader remains responsible for copier failures and compliance. Copying another trader, sharing an account or coordinating identical or opposite trades across unrelated accounts is prohibited. Account count is useful only when your execution remains genuinely your own.

Which platform choices are current at checkout?

As of August 2026: the MyFundedFutures checkout offers a Tradovate connection covering Tradovate, NinjaTrader and TradingView, plus Quantower.

HyperProp and Fintevo are marked coming soon. The generic Help Center also names Volumetrica, DeepChart/DeepDom and ATAS, but that historical integration list isn't proof that every platform can be selected for a new purchase today. Use the checkout, not an old platform list, when platform availability decides your plan.

The platform does not change the underlying MyFundedFutures rule package. A Rapid account still has its plan-specific drawdown, consistency, position and payout constraints whether the trader accesses it through Tradovate, NinjaTrader or TradingView. Execution preference can break a tie between plans, but it can't repair a poor rule fit.

The bottom line

MyFundedFutures Rapid is the strongest fit for traders who prioritize daily payout access, four account sizes and a 90/10 split. Pro is more suitable when EOD sim-funded drawdown matters more than payout speed. Builder fits traders focused on no evaluation consistency, while Rapid EOD is a limited-time 50K alternative that needs an availability check.

Skip MyFundedFutures if none of those trade-offs matches your risk process. A large advertised balance won't compensate for the wrong drawdown timing, payout cadence or consistency threshold.

Frequently Asked Questions

What MyFundedFutures account types are available in August 2026?

MyFundedFutures currently offers standard Rapid, Pro, Builder and the limited-time Rapid EOD plan. Core, Flex and Scale are legacy plans and are not purchasable through the current checkout.

Which MyFundedFutures plan has the fastest payout eligibility?

MyFundedFutures Rapid can unlock payout eligibility every 24 hours from the first sim-funded trade once the buffer and minimum are met. Rapid EOD also has a daily cadence, while Builder starts after 48 hours and Pro after 14 calendar days.

Does MyFundedFutures charge an activation fee?

No. MyFundedFutures lists a $0 activation fee for every current plan and account size as of August 6, 2026.

Is MyFundedFutures Rapid EOD a recurring subscription?

No. MyFundedFutures Rapid EOD 50K is listed with a one-time evaluation fee and 365 access days. The offer is described as limited-time, so availability must be rechecked before purchase.

Which MyFundedFutures account has no evaluation consistency rule?

MyFundedFutures Builder has no evaluation consistency rule. Standard Rapid and Pro evaluations use 50%, while Rapid EOD uses 30%.

Does every MyFundedFutures account avoid a daily loss limit?

No. MyFundedFutures Rapid, Pro, Builder 25K and Rapid EOD have no daily loss limit in the documented evaluation and sim-funded stages. Builder 50K uses a $1,000 soft-pause limit, and Pro Live can introduce a size-dependent DLL.

Which MyFundedFutures plan has the highest profit split?

MyFundedFutures Rapid and Rapid EOD use a 90/10 split in sim-funded payouts. Pro and Builder use an 80/20 split.

Can I still buy MyFundedFutures Core or Flex?

No. MyFundedFutures Core and Flex are not current purchase options in the August 2026 checkout, although legacy documentation may still be online. Scale is also legacy.

Which MyFundedFutures plan is best for a 25K account?

MyFundedFutures offers 25K accounts on Rapid and Builder. Rapid suits traders prioritizing daily payouts and a 90/10 split, while Builder suits traders who want no evaluation consistency rule and a lower stated list price.

How should I choose between MyFundedFutures Rapid and Pro?

MyFundedFutures Rapid fits traders who value daily payout access and a 90/10 split, while Pro fits traders who prefer EOD drawdown in the sim-funded stage and can accept a 14-day payout wait plus an 80/20 split.