Quick answer
- MyFundedFutures' current help article contains a broad two-minute restriction and stage-specific exceptions on the same page.
- Evaluations and Builder are listed as unrestricted, while Rapid and Pro simulated-funded accounts are restricted for Tier 1 events.
- Burst trading designed to exploit a release is prohibited across releases. Ask support to confirm the exact plan in writing.
This policy cannot be reduced to one yes-or-no answer. The current page combines a general statement with a plan-and-stage table that narrows the restriction.
When the summary and the table appear to conflict, the safe process is to identify the plan and stage, quote the relevant rows to support and keep the written response.
Current reading
| Plan or behavior | Published treatment |
|---|---|
| Evaluation accounts | Listed as unrestricted in the stage table |
| Builder | Listed as unrestricted in the stage table |
| Rapid / Pro simulated funded | Restricted at Tier 1 events |
| Burst or release-exploitation behavior | Prohibited across releases |
The same page also states a general rule against positions or orders in the two minutes around data releases. Read the live MyFundedFutures news policy before every event.
How to handle the conflict
- Write down the plan name and exact stage.
- Capture the current help-center wording and update date.
- Ask support which paragraph controls that account.
- Remain flat under the stricter interpretation until answered.
- Keep the response with the trade-day record.
Orders count as exposure
Do not treat a working limit, stop or bracket as harmless because no position is open yet. The broad wording covers positions and orders. Cancel entries before the strict window, verify their status on the platform and include copied accounts in the same check.
What remains prohibited
An unrestricted stage does not authorize a strategy designed to exploit the release through burst entries or manipulative order patterns. Normal drawdown and conduct rules continue to apply.
Checked October 9, 2026. MyFundedFutures owns plan classifications and enforcement; the issuing agency owns the event time.
Recheck: before every Tier 1 event and after any help-center wording or plan-name change.