How many account types does MyFundedFutures offer?

MyFundedFutures offers five active plans as of May 2026: Core, Rapid, Pro, Flex, and Builder. Core is a $50K-only single SKU with 80/20 split and 3% End-of-Day trailing drawdown. Rapid runs $50K to $150K with a 90/10 split and 4% intraday trailing drawdown. Pro runs $50K to $150K with bi-weekly payouts and a $100K cumulative sim-funded cap. Flex offers $25K and $50K sizes with a simple 4% End-of-Day max loss. Builder is the 2026 launch with a 1-day pass option, $50K size, and 48-hour payout cadence on the sim-funded stage. Legacy plans Starter, Expert, and Milestone were discontinued in July 2025 and are no longer available.

Which MyFundedFutures plan has the fastest payout?

Builder is the fastest payout cadence on MyFundedFutures with a 48-hour cycle on the sim-funded stage, which can produce a first payout within roughly 72 hours of passing the evaluation if the trader hits the $500 minimum net profit. Core and Rapid pay every 5 winning trading days. Pro pays every 14 calendar days on a bi-weekly cycle. Flex pays per request with a $250 minimum withdrawal once the $500 net-profit-between-payouts threshold is met. Builder also caps the per-cycle payout at $2,000 flat, so the speed comes with a cap that the slower plans do not impose.

What is the cheapest MyFundedFutures plan to enter?

Flex on the $25K size is the cheapest documented MyFundedFutures entry, especially when stacked with the third-party STEADY promo that lands the monthly subscription near $49 for Flex. Core's $50K-only SKU runs roughly $77 per month before any third-party discount. Rapid pricing scales by account size from $50K to $150K. Pro pricing scales similarly. Builder's $50K SKU has a default $2,000 max-loss tier and a lower-priced $1,500 max-loss tier at checkout. PTV does not promote any specific MyFundedFutures promo code; third-party codes such as STEADY and BUILDER change frequently and may be discontinued without notice. Verify current pricing on the firm's checkout page before purchase.

What is the difference between Core and Pro on MyFundedFutures?

Core and Pro both use 80/20 profit split and 3% End-of-Day trailing drawdown, so the rule profile looks similar at first glance. The two divergence points are payout cadence and account size availability. Core pays every 5 winning trading days with a $5,000 cap per cycle and is locked to the $50K SKU. Pro pays every 14 calendar days on a bi-weekly cycle with no per-cycle cap but a $100,000 cumulative sim-funded ceiling before transition to live funded. Pro is also available in $50K, $100K, and $150K sizes. Core is the right pick for traders who want frequent smaller payouts; Pro is the right pick for traders who want a higher cumulative cap and don't mind the bi-weekly cadence.

What is the difference between Rapid and Core on MyFundedFutures?

Rapid and Core diverge on three dimensions: drawdown type, profit split, and consistency rule. Rapid uses 4% intraday trailing drawdown that locks at the initial balance plus profit, while Core uses 3% End-of-Day trailing. Rapid pays a 90/10 split; Core pays 80/20. Rapid has no consistency rule on either evaluation or funded; Core enforces a 50% consistency rule during evaluation only. Both plans pay every 5 winning trading days. The Rapid track suits scalpers and active intraday traders who would otherwise be punished by the EOD trailing buffer Core applies. The Core track suits traders who carry small overnight risk and don't want the intraday trailing tightening on every winning bar.

What is Builder Plan and how does the 1-day pass work?

Builder is the MyFundedFutures plan that launched in 2026 with a $50K single SKU and a structure designed for fast funded transition. The 1-day pass works as follows: a trader must hit the $3,000 profit target ($6% on $50K) with at least one logged trading day during the evaluation. There is no minimum trading days requirement beyond that single day. Builder has no consistency rule during evaluation. Once funded, Builder pays every 48 hours on the sim-funded stage with a $2,000 cap per cycle, transitions to live funded after 5 sim payouts, and is one of the only MyFundedFutures plans that allows T1 news trading on the funded account. The contract limit at the $50K size is 4 standard contracts.

What is the consistency rule on MyFundedFutures plans?

The consistency rule on MyFundedFutures applies only to the Core plan during the evaluation phase, where the largest single trading day cannot exceed 50% of total profit at the moment the trader requests payout. Once a Core account is funded, the consistency rule does not apply. Rapid, Pro, Builder, and Flex have no consistency rule on either evaluation or funded, per the firm's published rules. The 50% on Core eval-only structure is one of the firm's clearest rule simplifications versus competitors that apply consistency to the funded stage and gate withdrawals on it.

Does MyFundedFutures have a daily loss limit?

No. MyFundedFutures does not enforce a daily loss limit on any of its five active plans (Core, Rapid, Pro, Flex, Builder) as of May 2026. The only loss-side rule on each plan is the maximum drawdown, which is either End-of-Day trailing (Core, Pro), intraday trailing (Rapid), or a fixed End-of-Day maximum loss (Flex, Builder). The absence of a daily loss limit is a firm-wide differentiator and one of the reasons Paul has stayed on MyFundedFutures across multiple evaluation cycles. It removes the single most-cited cause of intraday termination on competing futures prop firms.

What account sizes does MyFundedFutures offer?

MyFundedFutures offers four account sizes across the active plan lineup: $25K (Flex only), $50K (every plan), $100K (Rapid and Pro), and $150K (Rapid and Pro). Core is locked to $50K. Builder is locked to $50K with two max-loss tiers at checkout ($2,000 default or $1,500 lower-price). Flex caps at $50K. Rapid and Pro are the only two plans that scale to $150K. There is no $200K or $250K size on MyFundedFutures as of May 2026, which differentiates the firm from competitors like Tradeify and Topstep that offer larger top-tier accounts.

Can I run multiple MyFundedFutures accounts at once?

Yes. MyFundedFutures permits multiple concurrent accounts across plans and sizes, subject to the firm's published account-stacking rules. A trader can hold a Core $50K, a Rapid $50K, a Pro $100K, a Flex $50K, and a Builder $50K simultaneously, on separate evaluations and separate funded balances. The maximum number of funded accounts and the maximum aggregate sim-funded balance are governed by the dashboard limits in your trader portal; verify current caps in the dashboard before stacking. Coordinated identical execution across accounts is grounds for termination on every plan.

Does MyFundedFutures accept US traders?

Yes. MyFundedFutures accepts US traders on every active plan as of May 2026. The firm is a Fort Worth, Texas-registered US entity and routes live execution through CME Group. Restricted countries are governed by OFAC comprehensive sanctions, which exclude Iran, North Korea, Cuba, Syria, Russia, Crimea, and DPR/LPR. Selective restrictions may apply to Belarus, Burma, Venezuela, and Zimbabwe on a case-by-case basis depending on payment-processor approval. The firm is not CFTC-registered and not an NFA member, which is standard for the prop trading category.

What platforms does MyFundedFutures support?

MyFundedFutures supports Tradovate as the default platform, NinjaTrader 8, Quantower, and R Trader Pro (Rithmic) across the active plan lineup. VolSys is referenced in some documentation but should be verified for current support before relying on it. Live execution routes through CME Group on every supported platform. Native TradingView execution is not currently supported on MyFundedFutures. Charting integrations from TradingView via NinjaTrader or Tradovate bridges are possible but not the same as native TradingView order routing on the funded account.

How fast does MyFundedFutures pay out?

Payout speed on MyFundedFutures depends on the plan. Builder is the fastest at every 48 hours on the sim-funded stage with a $2,000 per-cycle cap. Core and Rapid pay every 5 winning trading days. Pro pays every 14 calendar days on a bi-weekly cycle with no per-cycle cap and a $100,000 cumulative sim-funded ceiling. Flex pays per request once the $500 net-profit-between-payouts threshold is met. The default payout method is Rise (Riseworks), with most reviews citing processing times between 1 minute and 24 hours. A $15 fee per payout applies; verify current fee structure on the firm's payout policy page.

What is the profit split on MyFundedFutures?

Profit splits on MyFundedFutures vary by plan. Rapid pays a 90/10 split (90% to trader, 10% to firm) on every withdrawal. Core, Pro, Flex, and Builder pay 80/20 (80% to trader, 20% to firm). The split is applied at the moment of payout request and the firm's portion is deducted before withdrawal. The 90/10 on Rapid is one of the more aggressive splits across futures prop firms in the active plan lineup. The 80/20 on the other four plans is the industry standard. There is no profit-split scaling tied to balance growth on MyFundedFutures, which differentiates the firm from competitors that increase the trader's share over time.

Is MyFundedFutures regulated?

MyFundedFutures is not a CFTC-registered broker and not an NFA member. The firm operates as a sim-funded proprietary trading firm during the evaluation and early funded stages, transitioning to live funded execution through CME Group once cumulative payouts hit the firm's threshold. This structure is standard for the prop trading industry. The firm is OFAC-compliant and operates from Fort Worth, Texas, USA. Trading on the simulated stage is not real-capital trading; once the live-funded transition occurs, execution is on CME exchange. For traders who require a regulated retail futures broker rather than a prop trading firm, the regulatory model here will not match that requirement.

Which MyFundedFutures plan is best for beginners?

Flex is the most beginner-aligned MyFundedFutures plan because of the simpler rule structure and the lower entry price. Flex uses a fixed 4% End-of-Day maximum loss instead of trailing drawdown, which is easier to track than the trailing buffers on Core, Rapid, and Pro. The $25K size is the lowest entry point on the active lineup. With third-party promos like STEADY frequently visible, the monthly subscription cost on the $25K Flex can land near $49. The 80/20 split is the industry standard. Builder is the next-best beginner option for traders who want to validate the funded transition fast: 1-day pass is possible, 48-hour payouts, $50K size.

What happens if I breach a MyFundedFutures rule?

Breach handling on MyFundedFutures follows the standard prop trading model: the account is terminated and no refund is issued. Maximum drawdown breaches terminate on every plan (3% End-of-Day on Core and Pro, 4% intraday on Rapid, 4% End-of-Day on Flex, $2,000 or $1,500 fixed on Builder). Consistency rule violations on Core during evaluation prevent the trader from passing to funded but do not terminate the evaluation account. Funded-side consistency does not apply on any plan. VPN and proxy use is a Terms of Service violation and triggers termination without refund. Copy trading and HFT-style arbitrage across multiple accounts are grounds for termination.

Is there a time limit on MyFundedFutures evaluations?

No fixed evaluation deadline applies on MyFundedFutures plans. Core, Rapid, Pro, Flex, and Builder all have unlimited time to complete the evaluation phase, subject to the inactivity policy that closes accounts after extended dormancy. The unlimited-time structure is a flexibility differentiator versus competitors that impose 30-day or 60-day evaluation windows. Builder is uniquely structured for fast completion (1-day pass is possible) but does not require it. The minimum trading days during evaluation is 2 on Core; verify the equivalent rule on each plan in the dashboard.

What is the news trading policy on MyFundedFutures?

News trading on MyFundedFutures is restricted on most plans during high-impact news windows, with Builder as the standout exception. Builder allows T1 news trading on the funded stage, which is a meaningful differentiator for traders who execute around economic releases. The exact news windows and the list of restricted events are published on the firm's Help Center. Verify the current policy before relying on a news-trading edge. Core, Rapid, Pro, and Flex apply standard news restrictions during the funded stage; the evaluation stage rules differ slightly and should also be verified on the Help Center.

How does the Builder Plan transition from sim-funded to live funded?

The Builder Plan on MyFundedFutures transitions from sim-funded to live funded after 5 sim payouts on the funded stage. Each sim payout cycle runs every 48 hours with a $2,000 cap per cycle, so the cumulative sim-funded total before transition is around $10,000 in payouts. Once the threshold is hit, the trader's account moves to live execution through CME Group. The minimum net profit per payout request is $500 above the buffer for the first payout and $500 since the last approved withdrawal for subsequent payouts. The transition mechanic is a key differentiator versus plans that stay sim-funded indefinitely; it is also why Builder is positioned as the firm's flagship 2026 plan.

MFFU Accounts 2026: All 5 Plans Side-by-Side

Quick Answer, MyFundedFutures Account Types Overview

• Core Plan: $50K only, 80/20 split, 3% EOD trailing, $5K payout cap per cycle
• Rapid Plan: $50K-$150K, 90/10 split, 4% intraday trailing, no consistency rule
• Pro Plan: $50K-$150K, 80/20, bi-weekly payouts, $100K cumulative sim-funded cap
• Flex Plan: $25K and $50K, simple 4% EOD max loss, 50% of profits per request
• Builder Plan: 1-day pass possible, 48-hour payouts, T1 news trading allowed funded
• Activation fee is $0 across every plan; daily loss limit is None on every plan

MFFU offers three plans, Core (single $50K size, 80/20 split, every-5-day payouts), Rapid (intraday DD with 90/10 split for active traders), and Pro ($50K-$150K, 80/20, bi-weekly payouts up to $100K cap). Picking the right plan is the most important purchase decision. Full plan-by-plan comparison in my MFFU accounts guide, or read the complete review. Visit MyFundedFutures for current pricing.

Plan	Sizes	Est. Price	Split	Drawdown	Consistency	Payout Cadence	Cycle Cap	Min Withdraw	T1 News (Funded)	Best For
Core	$50K only	~$77/mo	80/20	3% EOD trailing	50% eval only	Every 5 winning days	$5,000	$250	No	Patient day traders
Rapid	$50K, $100K, $150K	Scales by size	90/10	4% intraday trailing	None	Every 5 winning days	None [VERIFY]	$250	No	Active scalpers
Pro	$50K, $100K, $150K	Scales by size	80/20	3% EOD trailing	None on funded	Every 14 calendar days	$100K cumulative	$1,000	No	Bi-weekly, larger sizes
Flex	$25K, $50K	~$49/mo with promo	80/20	4% EOD fixed max loss	None	Per request, 50% of profits	50% per request	$250	No	Beginners, cheapest entry
Builder	$50K only	Two max-loss tiers	80/20	$2,000 or $1,500 fixed	None on eval	Every 48 hours	$2,000/cycle	$500	Yes	Fast transition, news traders

Size	Plans Available	Drawdown Buffer (3% EOD)	Drawdown Buffer (4% intraday)	Fixed Max Loss
$25K	Flex only	,	,	$1,000 (4% fixed)
$50K	All 5 plans	$1,500 (Core, Pro)	$2,000 (Rapid)	$2,000 / $1,500 (Builder), $2,000 (Flex)
$100K	Rapid, Pro	$3,000 (Pro)	$4,000 (Rapid)	,
$150K	Rapid, Pro	$4,500 (Pro)	$6,000 (Rapid)	,

Trader Profile	Best-Fit Plan	Why
Patient day trader, frequent smaller payouts, EOD trailing	Core	5-winning-day cadence, $5K/cycle, EOD buffer suits overnight hold
Active scalper, heavy intraday volume	Rapid	Intraday trailing aligns; 90/10 is highest split; scales to $150K
Beginner, tight budget, simple rules	Flex	$25K entry is cheapest; fixed 4% EOD is easier to track; STEADY promo ~$49/mo
Fast first-payout validation, news trader	Builder	1-day pass possible; 48-hour payouts; T1 news on funded
Larger capital, bi-weekly cadence OK	Pro	No per-cycle cap; $100K cumulative ceiling; $100K/$150K sizes

Code	Discount	Associated Plan	PTV Affiliate?
STEADY	~46% off	Flex	No
BUILDER	~40% off	Builder	No
GIVE15	15% off	Various	No

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