MyFundedFutures Accounts 2026: Builder, Rapid & Pro Compared (+ Legacy Core & Flex)

MyFundedFutures sells three plans as of July 2026: Builder, Rapid, and Pro. Core and Flex have moved to legacy status: existing accounts continue under their original rules, but the plans are no longer sold to new customers. Their sections below are kept as reference for existing account holders. Each plan targets a different trader profile through its drawdown structure, profit split, payout cadence, and consistency rule. No daily loss limit on any plan. Activation fees are $0 firm-wide. Older legacy plans Starter, Expert, and Milestone were discontinued back in July 2025.

I've traded MyFundedFutures for three years across Core, Rapid, and Pro evaluations and funded accounts. Multiple payouts processed through Rise, no friction on the cadence side. Builder and Flex sections are observation-only, both launched after my initial testing window.

For deep-dives see the Core, Rapid, Pro, Flex, and Builder plan articles.

All MyFundedFutures plans at a glance: current and legacy

The table below is the primary scan anchor. Every purchase decision starts here. Builder, Rapid, and Pro are the plans you can buy today; the Core and Flex rows are legacy reference for existing account holders.

Key asymmetries:

Rapid is the only 90/10 plan and the only intraday-trailing plan

Legacy Core carried a 50% eval-only consistency rule; Builder applies a 50% consistency rule on the sim-funded stage

Pro is the only plan with a $100K cumulative sim-funded cap

Builder pairs 48-hour payouts with T1 news trading on funded (legacy Flex also allowed T1); Rapid pays daily

Legacy Flex uses fixed max loss, no trailing mechanic to track

No daily loss limit on any plan; $0 activation fee firm-wide

Core Plan (Legacy): $50K only, EOD trailing, $5K cycle cap

Legacy status: existing Core accounts continue under these rules, but Core is no longer sold to new customers as of July 2026. Single SKU, 80/20 split, 3% EOD trailing, 5-winning-day payout cycle. Core was the plan for traders who want frequent smaller payouts and the stability of an EOD trailing buffer that doesn't tighten during open trades.

Pricing

~$77/month. $0 activation fee. No $25K, $100K, or $150K variant, locked to $50K only. The simplicity of a single SKU is intentional: one setup, one price point, across evaluation and funded.

Rules

Profit target: $3,000 (6% of $50K) on evaluation

Max drawdown: 3% EOD trailing → $1,500 buffer on $50K. Adjusts at day close, not intraday

Consistency: 50% eval only, largest single day cannot exceed 50% of total profit at payout request. Does not apply on funded

Daily loss limit: None

Min trading days (eval): 2

Drawdown mechanic

The 3% EOD trailing means the $1,500 buffer rises with each profitable day close and locks at $100 above the starting balance once it reaches the ceiling. An intraday excursion does not tighten the buffer, only the End-of-Day balance matters. This is meaningfully different from Rapid's intraday trailing, where the buffer adjusts on every winning bar in real time. For traders who carry positions through intraday noise without closing them, Core's EOD structure is the more forgiving of the two trailing approaches.

Payouts

Cadence: every 5 winning trading days while Core was on sale (Rapid has since moved to daily payouts)

Cap: $5,000 per cycle, the load-bearing constraint on Core

Min withdrawal: $250

Method: Rise (Riseworks), bank transfer or crypto, processed in 6-12 business hours per the official payout policy

The $5,000 per-cycle cap is the main reason to consider Rapid or Pro for higher payout volume. Traders who consistently generate more than $5,000 every 5 winning days will hit the ceiling regularly; the right move at that point is Pro (bi-weekly with no per-cycle cap) or account stacking.

Best for / avoid if

Best for (existing Core holders): patient day traders who want frequent smaller payouts, carry small overnight risk, and benefit from EOD trailing rather than intraday trailing. The 50% consistency rule on eval-only is one of the cleaner rule structures on the market, it doesn't gate funded withdrawals.

Avoid Core if: you scalp heavily intraday and would be better served by Rapid's intraday-aligned trailing; if you consistently generate above $5,000 per 5-day cycle and need a higher cap; or if you want fast first-payout validation (Builder's 48-hour cycle beats the 5-winning-day cadence).

Rapid Plan: Intraday drawdown, 90/10 split, multiple sizes

The highest split on the lineup, 90/10 since January 12, 2026 (raised from 80/20). Intraday trailing means the buffer tightens in real time as profits accumulate, the 90/10 split is the structural compensation for that tighter drawdown.

Pricing

Scales by size: $50K (cheapest Rapid entry), $100K, $150K. $0 activation fee across all sizes. Rapid is the only plan where the $150K entry point is available alongside the 90/10 split.

Rules

Profit target: scales by account size

Max drawdown: 4% intraday trailing, buffer adjusts on every winning bar in real time. Locks at initial balance plus profit once ceiling is reached

Consistency: None on either evaluation or funded

Daily loss limit: None

Payout cycle: daily, payouts unlock 24 hours after the first trade

Drawdown mechanic

The 4% intraday trailing is the structural difference that separates Rapid from every other MFFU plan. On Rapid, the $2,000 buffer on a $50K account rises in real time as the account profits intraday, not just at the day close. A scalper up $1,500 midday has a $2,000 + $1,500 = $3,500 high-water mark; if they give back $700, their remaining buffer is $2,000 - ($3,500 - ($2,000 + $800)) = the math narrows fast. This intraday tightening is the reason Core's EOD trailing is structurally better for traders who don't actively manage drawdown during the session.

The trade-off: 90/10 versus 80/20. On the same $10,000 gross profit, Rapid generates $9,000 net versus Core's $8,000, a $1,000 spread. For high-volume traders the split differential matters more than the drawdown structure difference.

Payouts

Cadence: daily, 24 hours after the first trade, the fastest cadence on the current lineup

Cap: None

Min withdrawal: $500

Method: Rise (Riseworks), bank transfer or crypto

With no per-cycle cap, Rapid is the fastest high-volume payout plan on the lineup for traders who generate above $5,000 per 5-day cycle, because legacy Core's $5K ceiling would gate those traders to a second cycle.

Best for / avoid if

Best for: active intraday scalpers who want the highest split on the lineup, traders who run $100K or $150K account sizes and want 90/10 on larger capital, and traders who can actively manage intraday drawdown and won't be punished by the real-time trailing adjustment.

Avoid Rapid if: you carry overnight risk or hold through intraday volatility (EOD trailing on Core or Pro is structurally more forgiving); if you want bi-weekly payouts and a $100K cumulative ceiling (Pro); or if you want a fixed max loss rather than trailing of any kind (Flex).

Pro Plan: Bi-weekly payouts, $100K cumulative cap, 80/20

Same EOD trailing and 80/20 split as legacy Core, the three differences are payout cadence, account size availability, and the cumulative sim-funded ceiling. Pro is the plan for traders who want larger capital and less frequent but uncapped payouts.

Pricing

Scales by size: $50K, $100K, $150K. $0 activation fee across all sizes. The subscription cost is higher than Core per month on larger sizes, but Pro is the only plan that gives access to $100K and $150K sizes alongside EOD trailing.

Rules

Profit target: scales by account size

Max drawdown: 3% EOD trailing, same structure as Core. Buffer adjusts at day close, not intraday. On $100K that's a $3,000 buffer; on $150K a $4,500 buffer

Consistency: None on funded

Daily loss limit: None

Min withdrawal: $1,000 (higher than Core's $250, reflects the bi-weekly cadence and larger account sizes)

The $100K cumulative cap and live transition

The load-bearing constraint on Pro is on the cumulative side, not per-cycle. The firm caps cumulative sim-funded payouts at $100,000 before transitioning the trader to live funded execution through CME Group. Once the threshold is hit, the account moves to live, and the $100K cap no longer applies. This is meaningfully different from Core, where the $5,000 per-cycle cap never fully drops (it just resets each cycle).

The practical implication: a trader who generates $10,000 per bi-weekly cycle on a $100K Pro account hits the cumulative ceiling in roughly 10 cycles (~5 months). After that, the account is live funded and payouts are uncapped. That trajectory is the reason Pro is positioned for traders who have already validated on Core and want to scale.

Payouts

Cadence: every 14 calendar days (bi-weekly)

Cap: no per-cycle cap, the $100K cumulative ceiling is the only limit before live transition

Min withdrawal: $1,000

Method: Rise (Riseworks), bank transfer or crypto

After $100K cumulative sim payouts: live funded through CME Group; all cumulative and per-cycle constraints lift

Best for / avoid if

Best for: traders who have already validated on a smaller account and want larger account sizes, traders who prefer bi-weekly payouts over the 5-day cycle, and traders who want to hit the live-funded transition threshold efficiently on $100K or $150K capital.

Avoid Pro if: you want frequent smaller payouts (Rapid's daily cadence and Builder's 48-hour cycle are faster); if you scalp intraday and want the 90/10 split (Rapid is the alternative); or if you want fast first-payout validation before committing to a larger account (Builder's 48-hour cycle with a $50K SKU is the alternative).

Flex Plan (Legacy): Simple 4% EOD, $25K entry, 50% withdrawal

Legacy status: Flex is off the current lineup and no longer sold as of July 2026; existing Flex accounts continue under these rules. It was the beginner plan: fixed max loss replaces trailing, no trailing math, no buffer-tracking edge cases, the lowest-friction entry MFFU offered.

Pricing

$25K (the cheapest entry on the lineup while it was sold) and $50K. The third-party STEADY promo landed it near $49/month on $25K at the time. $0 activation fee. PTV does not promote any specific MFFU promo code, STEADY is third-party visibility only and may be discontinued without notice.

Drawdown mechanic

Flex uses a fixed 4% End-of-Day maximum loss rather than trailing drawdown. On $25K → $1,000 fixed buffer. On $50K → $2,000 fixed buffer. The critical structural difference: the buffer does not move with profits. A trader on a $50K Flex who runs the account up to $52,000 in cumulative profit still has the same $2,000 End-of-Day max loss they started with, measured against the daily closing balance.

This is meaningfully simpler than the trailing buffers on Core, Rapid, and Pro, where the maximum-loss floor rises as the account grows. On Flex, there is no trailing-buffer math to track intraday or at day close, just the fixed $1,000 or $2,000 limit. For traders who have difficulty tracking trailing high-water marks, Flex removes the calculation entirely.

Rules

Max loss: 4% EOD fixed, $1,000 on $25K, $2,000 on $50K

Consistency: None

Daily loss limit: None

Profit split: 80/20 per official help center (some third-party sources cite 90/10, official documentation wins)

Payouts

Cadence: per request, once net profit between payouts threshold is met

Cap: 50% of net profits per request, cannot withdraw the full profit balance; the remaining 50% stays on the account

Min withdrawal: $250

After first payout: Max Loss Limit resets to $100

The 50% withdrawal cap is the structural trade-off for the simpler drawdown. Traders who want full-profit withdrawals per request should choose Core, Rapid, or Pro instead.

Best for / avoid if

Best for (while it was on sale): beginners who want the simplest rule structure, the cheapest entry on the lineup ($25K), and a fixed-buffer drawdown that does not require tracking trailing logic. Also suitable for traders who want to test the firm at low risk capital before scaling to a larger account size or more complex plan.

Avoid Flex if: you want full-profit withdrawals per request (the 50% cap is the constraint); you want account sizes above $50K (Flex caps at $50K); or you want a 90/10 profit split (only Rapid pays 90/10).

Builder Plan: 1-day pass, 48-hour payouts, the 2026 flagship

The fastest payout cadence on the lineup. T1 news trading allowed on funded. Builder is MFFU's 2026 flagship, designed for traders who want to validate the funded transition as fast as structurally possible.

Pricing

$50K only. Two max-loss tiers at checkout: $2,000 (default) or $1,500 (lower-priced). Both are the same $50K balance, the $1,500 tier trades a tighter max-loss buffer for a lower monthly subscription. $0 activation fee.

Evaluation mechanic

Builder's 1-day pass is the most distinctive structural feature on the MFFU lineup.

Profit target: $3,000 (6% on $50K)

Min trading days: 1 (that single day qualifies as the minimum logged day)

Consistency: None during evaluation, no largest-day percentage constraint

The combination means: hit $3,000 in a single session, log it as one trading day, and the evaluation is complete. There is no waiting period. No 2-day minimum (unlike Core). No consistency rule to gate the pass. A trader who runs a strong first session can be funded the same day they started the evaluation.

Payouts on funded

Cadence: every 48 hours on sim-funded stage, the fastest payout cycle on the lineup

Cap: $2,000 per cycle

Min net profit (first payout): $500 above buffer

Min net profit (subsequent): $500 since last approved withdrawal

Method: Rise (Riseworks), bank transfer or crypto

Live transition: after 5 sim payouts (~$10,000 cumulative). Per-cycle cap and all sim constraints drop after transition

The $2,000 per-cycle cap is the structural trade-off for the 48-hour speed. Traders who need larger per-cycle payouts and are willing to wait for the 14-day Pro cadence get more flexibility on Pro. Builder is the right plan when fast funded validation is the priority over large per-cycle amounts. Note: on the sim-funded stage Builder applies a 50% consistency rule (largest single day versus total profit); it no longer applies after live promotion.

News trading

Builder is the only current-lineup plan that allows T1 news trading on the funded account (legacy Flex also allowed it). Rapid and Pro (and legacy Core) apply standard news restrictions during the funded stage. If executing around CPI, FOMC, NFP, or EIA releases is a core part of the trading strategy, Builder is the only MFFU path. Verify the current restricted events list on the firm's Help Center, the news policy can update without notice.

Position limits

Contract limit at the $50K Builder size: 4 standard contracts. Position-management rules for overnight holding and weekend exposure align with the firm's broader policy, verify current limits in the dashboard.

Best for / avoid if

Best for: traders who want fast funded transition (1-day pass is possible), 48-hour payout validation cycle, T1 news trading access on the funded account, and can size within a 4-contract limit on a $50K balance.

Avoid Builder if: you want account sizes above $50K (Builder is locked to $50K); you want a 90/10 split (Builder is 80/20); or you want per-cycle payouts above $2,000 before the live-funded transition (the cap applies until after the 5th sim payout).

Account size guide

Size decision logic:

Want $25K? → The $25K size is on the current size selector; legacy Flex was the old $25K entry

Want $50K? → Pick Builder, Rapid, or Pro based on style

Want $100K or $150K? → Choose between Rapid (intraday trailing, 90/10) and Pro (EOD trailing, 80/20, bi-weekly)

Above $150K? → Not available. Stack multiple $150K accounts

No $200K or $250K size on MFFU. Competitors like Tradeify and Topstep scale higher if that's the requirement.

Which plan fits which trader?

Multi-plan stacking is permitted. A Rapid $100K + Pro $50K + Builder $50K is a valid concurrent setup, each on its own evaluation and funded balance, and existing legacy Core or Flex accounts can run alongside. Coordinated identical execution across accounts is grounds for termination.

Capital filter: $300-$500 risk capital → the smallest sizes on the current lineup. $500-$1,000+ → any plan by style. $100K-$150K sizes → Rapid or Pro, with established position-sizing discipline.

Pricing and discount strategy

Pricing model

Monthly subscription with $0 activation fees firm-wide. Pricing scales by size on Rapid and Pro. Builder has two price points tied to the $2,000 or $1,500 max-loss tier. Legacy Core was single price ($50K only); legacy Flex scaled across $25K and $50K.

Promo codes (third-party visibility only)

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Long-horizon math

Evaluate pricing on a 3-6 month horizon. Legacy Flex at $49/mo with STEADY was the old budget entry. Pro at standard subscription price → higher cost but bi-weekly payouts and $100K cumulative ceiling. Anchor the plan decision to expected payout volume and cadence, not the lowest sticker price.

My experience picking the right plan after 3 years

Three years on MFFU across Core, Rapid, and Pro evaluations and funded accounts. Multiple Rise payouts, no friction. Builder and Flex are observation-only (launched after my initial testing window).

Core: This was my entry-point recommendation while Core was on sale; the plan is legacy now, existing accounts continue. The 5-winning-day cadence validated payout reliability fast. The 50% consistency rule on eval-only is one of the cleaner structures on the market, it doesn't gate funded-stage withdrawals, which is the most punishing version of the rule on competing firms.

Pro: The right second step after a first payout cycle (for me, that was on legacy Core). Same 80/20 split and 3% EOD trailing, clean rule transition. The $100K and $150K sizes are where Pro outperforms Core for traders running standard NQ/ES contract size. Accept the 14-day wait for the no-per-cycle-cap advantage.

Rapid: For use cases where intraday volume is the primary edge. The 90/10 split produces meaningfully higher net payouts on the same gross profit versus 80/20 plans. Not the plan for swing or position trading, intraday trailing punishes hold-overnight strategies.

Builder and Flex: I haven't run either through enough cycles for experience-anchored commentary. Builder's 1-day pass mechanic and 48-hour payout cadence are structurally interesting for fast funded validation. Flex's fixed 4% EOD max loss was structurally simpler than the trailing buffers on the other plans; Flex has since moved to legacy status.

Firm-level take: MFFU has been one of the most reliable payout firms across three years of testing. Rise integration is fast (official processing window: 6-12 business hours, most approved almost instantly). Matthew Leech (founder) runs MyFundedFX on the forex side, operational track record extends back to 2022. Trustpilot ~4.9/5 with 20,000+ reviews. Not CFTC-registered or NFA-member, standard for the prop category.

My starting picks from the current lineup: Builder for fast first-payout validation and T1 news access. Rapid $50K if scalping is the primary strategy and daily payouts matter. Pro $100K for larger size and the bi-weekly cadence. Core and Flex were my old entry picks; both are legacy now and only relevant if you already hold one.

The bottom line

MyFundedFutures is the right futures prop firm for traders who want a lineup spanning fast-payout (Builder every 48 hours, Rapid daily), scalping-aligned (Rapid, 90/10), and bi-weekly-cadence (Pro) options under a single firm umbrella, with legacy Core and Flex accounts continuing under their original rules. No daily loss limit on any plan, $0 activation fee firm-wide, and a multi-year operational track record (founded late 2023, three years of consistent payout reliability) anchor the firm in the upper tier of futures prop firms tested by PTV.

Not the right firm if you require regulated retail futures brokerage (not CFTC-registered; standard prop structure), account sizes above $150K (Rapid and Pro cap there; Tradeify and Topstep scale higher), native TradingView execution (Tradovate, NinjaTrader 8, Quantower, and R Trader Pro are the supported platforms), or a 90/10 split on every plan (only Rapid). For EOD-trailing-locks-up-only mechanics, Lucid Trading is the closest comparable. For a one-time-fee evaluation over monthly subscription, The 5%ers Futures is the alternative path.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many account types does MyFundedFutures offer?

Three plans are on sale as of July 2026: Builder, Rapid, and Pro. Core and Flex are legacy, existing accounts continue but they are no longer sold to new customers. Legacy Core was 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. Legacy Flex offered $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.

Which MyFundedFutures plan has the fastest payout?

Rapid, with daily payouts that unlock 24 hours after the first trade. Builder runs a 48-hour cycle on the sim-funded stage; a first payout is possible within roughly 72 hours of passing the evaluation if the trader hits the $500 minimum net profit. Pro pays every 14 calendar days. Legacy Core paid every 5 winning trading days, and legacy Flex paid per request with a $250 minimum withdrawal. Builder caps the per-cycle payout at $2,000 flat, the speed comes with a cap the slower plans do not impose.

What is the cheapest MyFundedFutures plan to enter?

On the current lineup, Builder's $50K SKU with the lower-priced $1,500 max-loss tier is the cheapest documented entry; Rapid and Pro pricing scales by size. Legacy Flex on the $25K size was the old cheapest entry (near $49/month with the third-party STEADY promo) and legacy Core ran roughly $77 per month, but neither is sold anymore. PTV does not promote any specific MFFU promo code, 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 is legacy now (existing accounts only), so this comparison mainly matters if you already hold a Core account. Both use 80/20 profit split and 3% End-of-Day trailing drawdown. The two divergence points: payout cadence and account size. Core pays every 5 winning trading days with a $5,000 cap per cycle and is locked to $50K. Pro pays every 14 calendar days with no per-cycle cap but a $100,000 cumulative sim-funded ceiling before live transition, and is available in $50K, $100K, and $150K sizes. Core for frequent smaller payouts; Pro for higher cumulative cap and bi-weekly cadence.

What is the difference between Rapid and Core on MyFundedFutures?

Core is legacy (no longer sold); Rapid is on the current lineup. Three dimensions: drawdown type (Rapid = 4% intraday trailing; Core = 3% EOD trailing), profit split (Rapid = 90/10; Core = 80/20), and consistency rule (Rapid = none; Core = 50% on eval only). Rapid now pays daily (24 hours after the first trade); Core paid every 5 winning trading days. Rapid suits scalpers and intraday-heavy traders. Core suits traders who carry small overnight risk and don't want intraday trailing tightening on every winning bar.

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

Builder launched in 2026 with a $50K single SKU designed for fast funded transition. The 1-day pass: hit the $3,000 profit target (6% on $50K) with at least one logged trading day during evaluation, no minimum days beyond that one. No consistency rule during eval. Once funded: 48-hour payouts with a $2,000 cap per cycle, a 50% consistency rule on the sim-funded stage (it drops at live promotion), T1 news trading allowed, 4-contract limit. Live-funded transition after 5 sim payouts (~$10,000 cumulative).

What is the consistency rule on MyFundedFutures plans?

Two places. Legacy Core applied 50% during evaluation only: the largest single trading day cannot exceed 50% of total profit at the moment of payout request, and it did not apply once funded. Builder applies a 50% consistency rule on the sim-funded stage, which drops at live promotion. Rapid, Pro, and legacy Flex have no consistency rule on either evaluation or funded. This is still lighter than competitors that apply consistency to every funded account and gate withdrawals on it.

Does MyFundedFutures have a daily loss limit?

No. No daily loss limit on any plan, current or legacy (verified as of May 2026). The only loss-side rule on each plan is the maximum drawdown: EOD trailing (Builder, Pro, legacy Core), intraday trailing (Rapid), or fixed End-of-Day maximum loss (legacy Flex). The absence of a daily loss limit removes the single most-cited cause of intraday termination on competing futures prop firms.

What account sizes does MyFundedFutures offer?

The homepage size selector runs $25K, $50K, $100K, and $150K as of July 2026. Builder is locked to $50K with two max-loss tiers ($2,000 default or $1,500 lower-price); Rapid and Pro scale up to $150K. On the legacy side, Core was locked to $50K and Flex covered $25K and $50K. No $200K or $250K size on MFFU as of July 2026, which differentiates the firm from Tradeify and Topstep which scale higher.

Can I run multiple MyFundedFutures accounts at once?

Yes. Concurrent accounts across plans and sizes are permitted subject to the firm's published stacking rules. A trader can hold Builder, Rapid, and Pro accounts simultaneously on separate evaluations and funded balances, and existing legacy Core or Flex accounts continue alongside. Verify current dashboard limits before stacking. Coordinated identical execution across accounts is grounds for termination on every plan.

Does MyFundedFutures accept US traders?

Yes. The firm is a Fort Worth, Texas-registered US entity and routes live execution through CME Group. The firm maintains its own restricted-country list of more than 90 jurisdictions in its KYC/AML policy, including Iran, North Korea, Cuba, Syria, and Russia. Not CFTC-registered or NFA-member, standard for the prop category.

What platforms does MyFundedFutures support?

Tradovate (default), NinjaTrader 8, Quantower, and R Trader Pro (Rithmic). Native TradingView execution is not supported. VolSys is referenced in some documentation, verify current support before relying on it. TradingView charting via NinjaTrader or Tradovate bridges is possible but is not the same as native TradingView order routing.

How fast does MyFundedFutures pay out?

Rapid: daily, 24 hours after the first trade. Builder: every 48 hours, $2,000/cycle cap. Pro: every 14 calendar days, no per-cycle cap, $100K cumulative sim ceiling. Legacy Core: every 5 winning trading days. Legacy Flex: per request once the $500 net-profit threshold is met. All payouts route through Rise (Riseworks), bank transfer or crypto, processed in 6-12 business hours per the official policy. $15 fee per payout, verify current fee structure on the firm's payout policy page.

What is the profit split on MyFundedFutures?

Rapid: 90/10 (90% to trader), raised from 80/20 on January 12, 2026. Pro and Builder: 80/20. Legacy Core and Flex: 80/20. Split applied at moment of payout request. No profit-split scaling tied to balance growth, differentiates the firm from competitors that increase the trader's share over time.

Is MyFundedFutures regulated?

Not CFTC-registered and not an NFA member. The firm operates as a sim-funded proprietary trading firm during evaluation and early funded stages, transitioning to live CME Group execution once cumulative payouts hit the firm's threshold. OFAC-compliant, Fort Worth, Texas, USA. For traders who require a regulated retail futures broker, this model will not match that requirement.

Which MyFundedFutures plan is best for beginners?

On the current lineup, Builder: 1-day pass is possible, 48-hour payouts, and the lower-priced $1,500 max-loss tier keeps entry cost down. Legacy Flex used to be the beginner pick (fixed 4% EOD max loss, $25K entry near $49/month with the STEADY promo) but is no longer sold.

What happens if I breach a MyFundedFutures rule?

Account terminated, no refund, standard prop trading model. Max drawdown breaches terminate on every plan. Legacy Core consistency violations on eval prevent passing but do not terminate the account. VPN and proxy use terminates 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 deadline. Unlimited time on every plan, current and legacy, subject to inactivity policy. Builder is designed for fast completion (1-day pass possible) but does not require it. Minimum trading days on eval is 2 for legacy Core, verify the equivalent rule on each plan in the dashboard.

What is the news trading policy on MyFundedFutures?

Builder allows T1 news trading on the funded stage, the only current-lineup plan with this permission (legacy Flex also allowed it). Rapid and Pro (and legacy Core) apply standard news restrictions during the funded stage. The exact restricted events list is published on the firm's Help Center. Verify the current policy before relying on a news-trading edge.

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

After 5 sim payouts, each running every 48 hours with a $2,000 cap, the cumulative sim-funded total reaches ~$10,000 and the account moves to live CME Group execution. Per-cycle cap and sim constraints no longer apply after transition. Min net profit: $500 above the buffer for the first payout, $500 since the last approved withdrawal for subsequent payouts.