MyFundedFutures Payout Rules and Maximum Payouts (2026)

MyFundedFutures payout rules define when each current plan becomes eligible, how much profit must remain as a buffer, the minimum request, any cap and the trader's split.

Updated August 6, 2026

There isn't one MFFU payout schedule. Standard Rapid and Rapid EOD can reach daily eligibility, Pro starts after 14 calendar days, and Builder starts after 48 hours with two trading days per cycle. The MyFundedFutures rules overview covers trading compliance; this page owns payout mechanics.

I have traded MyFundedFutures Core, Rapid and Pro over roughly three years. Builder and Rapid EOD details below come from their current official guides, not personal use. No personal payout dollar totals are used.

How do MyFundedFutures payout rules compare?

As of August 2026: MyFundedFutures payout eligibility, buffer, minimum and split depend on the plan rather than account status alone.

The account-types comparison helps decide which package fits. A faster payout schedule isn't automatically better if its drawdown method conflicts with how you trade.

How do standard Rapid payouts work?

As of August 2026: MyFundedFutures Rapid unlocks payout eligibility every 24 hours from the first sim-funded trade once both the buffer and $500 minimum are met.

Rapid's buffer equals the plan MLL plus $100. That produces $1,100 on 25K, $2,100 on 50K, $3,100 on 100K and $4,600 on 150K. The split is 90/10, and the current plan guides don't state a per-cycle payout cap.

The drawdown matters more than the calendar. Standard Rapid sim-funded trails intraday and locks at $100. A trader can show enough closed profit for the buffer while still leaving too little room for normal variance. The standard Rapid guide owns that interaction.

Rapid Live removes the payout buffer and continues daily payouts at 90/10. It starts at zero, uses EOD MLL by account size and locks its floor at zero. Live transition can occur after $10,000 net profit in one trading day, while Risk Management can also approve a move based on payout consistency or contact a trader at any time.

How do Rapid EOD payouts differ?

As of August 2026: MyFundedFutures Rapid EOD 50K uses a $2,100 first buffer, then requires $500 net profit since the last payout.

Rapid EOD has daily payout cadence, no per-cycle cap, a $500 minimum and a 90/10 split. Its sim-funded drawdown trails at EOD rather than intraday. The offer is limited-time, so the Rapid EOD page must verify availability before publication or purchase.

I haven't traded Rapid EOD. The payout terms can look attractive next to standard Rapid because the cadence and split remain similar while drawdown changes. The 30% evaluation consistency rule and four minimum evaluation days still affect the route to sim-funded status.

How do Pro payouts work?

As of August 2026: MyFundedFutures Pro payout eligibility opens 14 calendar days from the first trade, with a $1,000 minimum and 80/20 split.

Pro buffers are $2,100 on 50K, $3,100 on 100K and $4,600 on 150K. The first approved payout locks the MLL at starting balance plus $100. Pro sim-funded uses EOD MLL and has no consistency rule.

Pro also permits a one-time pre-buffer withdrawal of up to 60% of profit, subject to a $1,000 minimum. That isn't the normal buffer path, and it shouldn't be described as unlimited early access.

The maximum Pro sim-funded payouts are $100,000 per user. Live review can follow three consecutive payouts, the $100,000 cap route, a $20,000 review milestone or Risk Management discretion. The position limits guide covers what changes when accounts move or combine.

How do Builder payouts work?

As of August 2026: MyFundedFutures Builder starts payout eligibility 48 hours after the first trade, requires two trading days in each cycle and applies 50% consistency.

Builder 25K requires a $1,100 buffer plus $250 profit above it for the first request. Total account profit must therefore reach $1,350. Later cycles need $250 net profit since the previous payout. The request minimum is $250, the cycle cap is $1,000, and no more than five sim payouts are available.

Builder 50K uses either a $2,100 buffer with the default $2,000 MLL or a $1,600 buffer with the $1,500 MLL option. It then requires $500 above the buffer, making first-request total profit $2,600 or $2,100. Later cycles need $500 net profit. The minimum is $500, and the cycle cap is $2,000.

Both Builder sizes use an 80/20 split and transition to Live after the fifth approved sim payout. Builder Live pays daily with a $250 minimum and no consistency rule. Builder 50K retains its $1,000 DLL; Builder 25K has none. I haven't traded Builder, so these are documented plan mechanics rather than my own payout experience.

The consistency calculator guide shows how a single strong day can delay a Builder request even after the buffer is met.

What does the 50% payout consistency rule mean?

As of August 2026: MyFundedFutures Builder requires the best day to be no more than 50% of total profit in the current payout cycle.

If the best day is $700, total cycle profit must reach at least $1,400. If current profit is $1,100, another $300 is needed. The formula is max(0, best day / 0.50 - current cycle profit).

The calculation resets after each approved Builder payout. It doesn't apply to Builder evaluation, standard Rapid sim-funded, Rapid EOD sim-funded or Pro sim-funded. Those stage distinctions belong in the current MFFU rule matrix, not in generic claims such as “MFFU has a 50% funded rule.”

How are MyFundedFutures payouts processed?

As of August 2026: MyFundedFutures uses Riseworks as the payout rail, with bank transfer and cryptocurrency withdrawal options from Riseworks.

The official payout overview says most requests are approved instantly and manual reviews may take six to 12 business hours on weekdays. A separate first-payout guide frames six to 12 business hours as the normal review time. Both statements remain public, so instant approval isn't a promise.

KYC is completed once per person before sim-funded trading begins. Documents can include identity proof, a live selfie or recording and proof of address no older than three months. Country eligibility can affect onboarding, so use the restricted-country policy guide before paying for an evaluation.

What can delay or invalidate a payout?

As of August 2026: a MyFundedFutures payout can be delayed or denied when the trader hasn't met the buffer, minimum, timing, consistency or trading-rule requirements for that plan.

Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro sim-funded accounts prohibit Tier 1 news trading within the documented two-minute window. Builder plan guides describe news as unrestricted, but burst-exploitation strategies remain prohibited. The news trading policy owns the exact event and stage matrix.

Seven consecutive calendar days of inactivity can affect sim-funded accounts. Hedging on the same underlying, high-frequency trading, manipulative fills, collaborative trading and device sharing are prohibited. Passed evaluations may be reviewed, and violations can mean termination or profit confiscation.

Pricing and promotions are separate. Standard Rapid, Pro and Builder evaluations renew every 30 days unless canceled. A promotion on the first purchase doesn't change the payout buffer or future billing. Compare the MFFU pricing contract and dated discount snapshot before checkout.

What happens to payouts when an account moves Live?

As of August 2026: a MyFundedFutures Live transition changes the payout conditions and can also change drawdown, contract limits and operating costs.

Standard Rapid Live starts at zero, pays daily at 90/10 and has no payout buffer. Up to $5,000 of sim-funded profit moves into the Reserve Program during transition. Profit above the reserve allocation remains withdrawable under the standard split, while profit above the $10,000 net-profit-in-one-day transition threshold is forfeited. Multiple Rapid accounts that move Live are combined into one Live account.

Pro can enter Live review after three consecutive payouts, through the $100,000 sim-funded cap path, at a $20,000 review milestone or at the risk team's discretion. The public plan summary documents those review triggers but doesn't provide one universal transition date. A trader shouldn't plan a withdrawal calendar around a guaranteed Pro Live date that MyFundedFutures hasn't published.

Builder moves to Live after the fifth approved sim payout. Builder Live then pays daily, uses a $250 minimum and keeps the 80/20 split without a consistency rule. Builder 50K retains a $1,000 DLL, and a Live breach starts a 21-day cooldown. Builder 25K has no DLL. Both Builder sizes permit a maximum of one Live account.

Rapid EOD follows the standard Rapid 50K Live transition. Because the Rapid EOD evaluation offer is limited-time, that plan's availability should be confirmed before using its Live path in a purchase decision.

All MyFundedFutures Live traders are responsible for CME professional data fees, round-trip commissions and platform costs. Those charges are deducted from the Live account balance, so gross payout eligibility and net account economics aren't identical.

Before a transition, record any withdrawable sim-funded profit, reserve allocation and new Live limits. MyFundedFutures plan paths don't support one universal assumption about what transfers, what remains withdrawable or when the next request opens.

The bottom line

MyFundedFutures Rapid is the best payout fit for traders who want daily eligibility, a 90/10 split and no stated per-cycle cap, provided they can manage an intraday sim-funded trail. Rapid EOD keeps daily cadence with EOD drawdown while available. Pro fits traders willing to wait 14 calendar days for EOD drawdown, and Builder suits traders comfortable with 50% cycle consistency and capped requests.

Skip MyFundedFutures if the payout path only works for you under a guaranteed instant approval or one universal schedule. Processing speed isn't guaranteed, and every plan has its own buffer, timing and compliance conditions. The full MyFundedFutures review covers the wider trade-off.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often can you request a MyFundedFutures payout?

MyFundedFutures Rapid and Rapid EOD can unlock payout eligibility on a daily cadence once their buffer and minimum requirements are met. Builder begins after 48 hours and then follows its cycle requirements, while Pro opens after 14 calendar days from the first trade.

What is the minimum MyFundedFutures payout?

MyFundedFutures Rapid and Rapid EOD have a $500 minimum payout, Pro has a $1,000 minimum, Builder 25K has a $250 minimum, and Builder 50K has a $500 minimum. Builder Live uses a $250 minimum.

What is the MyFundedFutures Rapid payout buffer?

MyFundedFutures Rapid uses MLL plus $100 as the sim-funded buffer. The buffers are $1,100 on 25K, $2,100 on 50K, $3,100 on 100K and $4,600 on 150K.

Does MyFundedFutures have a payout consistency rule?

MyFundedFutures Builder applies a 50% consistency rule to each sim-funded payout cycle. Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro sim-funded accounts have no consistency rule.

What profit split does MyFundedFutures pay?

MyFundedFutures Rapid and Rapid EOD use a 90/10 payout split. Pro and Builder use an 80/20 split.

Does MyFundedFutures cap payouts?

MyFundedFutures standard Rapid and Rapid EOD have no stated per-cycle cap in the current plan rules, while Builder caps sim-funded requests at $1,000 on 25K and $2,000 on 50K. Pro has a $100,000 maximum in sim-funded payouts per user.

How long does a MyFundedFutures payout review take?

MyFundedFutures says most payout requests are approved instantly, while manual reviews may take six to 12 business hours on weekdays. A separate first-payout guide frames six to 12 business hours as normal, so instant approval should not be treated as guaranteed.

How does MyFundedFutures send payouts?

MyFundedFutures uses Riseworks as its payout rail. Traders can withdraw from Riseworks by bank transfer or cryptocurrency.

When does MyFundedFutures move a trader to Live?

MyFundedFutures Live transition depends on the plan. Standard Rapid can transition after $10,000 net profit in one day or risk-team review, Builder transitions after the fifth approved sim payout, and Pro has several review paths including three consecutive payouts.

Does KYC happen before a MyFundedFutures payout?

MyFundedFutures requires KYC before a trader can begin trading a sim-funded account, so verification occurs before payout eligibility. The one-time process may require identity, selfie or recording, and recent address documents.