MyFundedFutures Position Limits and Account Caps Explained

MyFundedFutures position limits are the maximum contract exposure allowed for a specific plan, account size, and stage. They cannot be reduced to one universal number because the firm uses different caps for evaluations and simulated funded accounts, plus separate ceilings for how many accounts a trader may hold.

Updated August 6, 2026. MyFundedFutures can revise contract and account limits. Check the dashboard and the current rule page for your exact account before placing an order near a cap.

Why is there no single MyFundedFutures position limit?

The applicable limit depends on three details: your plan, nominal account size, and whether the account is in evaluation or the simulated funded stage. A number shown for a 50K Rapid evaluation should not be applied automatically to Pro, Builder, Rapid EOD, or a funded account.

The current lineup and legacy-plan distinction are mapped in the MyFundedFutures account types guide. If you need a cross-plan view of drawdown, consistency, trading days, and other restrictions, use the rules overview.

What are the current evaluation contract limits?

The supplied MyFundedFutures source gives these evaluation limits for the standard Rapid and Pro plans:

Rapid EOD 50K uses 3 mini or 30 micro contracts in evaluation. Builder 25 uses 2 mini or 20 micro, while Builder 50 uses 4 mini or 40 micro. The purchase price does not determine the position cap, so compare charges separately in the MyFundedFutures pricing guide.

What should Rapid simulated funded traders verify?

The supplied canon confirms that standard Rapid simulated funded accounts use intraday trailing drawdown with a $100 lock, no daily loss limit, and no consistency rule. It does not provide a separate numerical simulated funded contract table that can safely be reproduced here.

Check the current limit inside the account before trading and do not carry an evaluation number forward by assumption. See the Rapid plan guide for the stage change and its risk implications.

What are the Pro simulated funded position limits?

The supplied Pro funded guide displays the same mini and micro number at each size:

That presentation is unusual compared with the common 10-to-1 mini-to-micro pattern. Use the number attached to the instrument category in your account rather than assuming that 5 minis means 50 micros. The MyFundedFutures review gives context on how these restrictions affect the overall offer.

What are the Rapid EOD and Builder limits?

Rapid EOD 50K uses 3 mini or 30 micro contracts in both evaluation and simulated funded stages. Builder 25 uses 2 mini or 20 micro, and Builder 50 uses 4 mini or 40 micro in both stages.

Similar contract counts do not make the plans interchangeable. Rapid EOD has four minimum evaluation days and a 30% evaluation consistency rule, while Builder evaluations have no consistency rule. Read the full Rapid EOD guide for its separate end-of-day risk model.

How many evaluation accounts can one trader hold?

MyFundedFutures sets a general maximum of 10 active evaluation accounts. This is an account-count ceiling, not permission to exceed the position limit on any individual account.

Each evaluation must satisfy its own objectives and restrictions. Copying may synchronize valid trades across your own accounts, but a single oversize order, copier mismatch, or failed protective action can affect several accounts at once.

How many simulated funded accounts can one trader hold?

For the generic account ceiling, a trader may hold up to five combined simulated funded accounts when all are 25K or 50K. Holding any 100K or 150K simulated funded account reduces the combined maximum to three.

Plan-specific rules can be stricter:

• Builder 25 permits a maximum of two simulated funded accounts.
• Builder 50 permits a maximum of one simulated funded account.
• Rapid EOD permits a maximum of three simulated funded accounts.

Do not infer a larger allowance by combining the generic cap with a plan-specific cap. The lower plan-specific number governs that plan. Payout frequency and eligibility remain separate, as covered in the payout rules guide.

Can you copy trades across your own accounts?

Yes. MyFundedFutures allows copying across accounts owned by the same trader. Ownership matters: the permission is not a general invitation to mirror signals from someone else's account.

You remain responsible for every copied order, delayed fill, rejected order, size mismatch, and rule breach. Before copying, confirm that each destination account has the correct plan, stage, instrument allowance, and position size. A copier does not harmonize rules automatically.

Which copying and collaboration practices are prohibited?

Copying another trader is prohibited. So are coordinated identical or opposite positions across unrelated accounts, account sharing, and device sharing. The firm can review passed evaluations and trading behavior for these patterns.

The distinction is straightforward: one owner may copy their own strategy across their own eligible accounts, but unrelated traders may not operate as a coordinated account network. Breaches can lead to termination, profit confiscation, and loss of refund eligibility under the firm's enforcement framework.

What position limits apply after a Rapid Live transition?

Rapid Live uses lower contract limits than the standard Rapid evaluation table:

When multiple Rapid accounts move Live, MyFundedFutures combines them into one Live account. The maximum loss limit increases proportionately, and the final contract allocation is discussed with the Live team. The generic simulated funded account ceilings should not be treated as a promise of multiple separate Live accounts.

How do mini and micro contracts count together?

Mini and micro contracts on the same underlying are considered together for exposure and hedging analysis. Switching from a mini to the corresponding micro is not a way to create an independent second limit.

MBT is an important exception to casual naming assumptions: MyFundedFutures counts MBT as a mini contract. Verify the product classification before calculating remaining capacity, particularly when a copier or automated strategy sizes orders from symbols rather than the firm's categories.

What are the micro metals limits?

MyFundedFutures publishes specific micro metals caps by nominal account size:

These caps apply to the relevant micro metals exposure instead of the much larger generic micro count shown for some plans. SI, HG, PL, NG, and QG are also temporarily restricted instruments in the supplied policy. Temporary availability can change faster than a plan's core design.

Can cross-instrument exposure bypass the cap?

No. The platform may technically accept positions across different instruments that add up to exposure above an equivalent aggregate limit, but intentionally using that behavior to bypass the cap is prohibited and can cause a breach.

The safe approach is to size the combined economic exposure, not merely count each symbol in isolation. A technically executable order is not proof that the trading pattern complies with the rules.

Is hedging allowed?

No. Buying and selling the same underlying at the same time is prohibited. Mini and micro versions of the same underlying count together, so an opposite micro position does not make a mini position an allowed hedge.

Unrelated assets may be traded simultaneously, but an offsetting strategy can still be reviewed when it appears designed to replicate a prohibited hedge. Use a coherent directional or independently justified system rather than constructing opposite exposure around a rule label.

Do news events change the position cap?

News rules do not create extra contract capacity. Some stages must be flat around Tier 1 releases, and the generic news wording contains a broader two-minute restriction that is not perfectly aligned with plan guides.

Read the MyFundedFutures news trading policy before carrying any permitted size into a release window. Being below the contract maximum does not make a prohibited news position valid.

Does the consistency rule change maximum size?

Consistency is a profit-distribution test, not a separate contract limit. Standard Rapid and Pro evaluations use a 50% best-day threshold, Rapid EOD evaluation uses 30%, and Builder evaluations have no consistency rule.

The two rules still interact in practice. Using the maximum position can create a best day that requires more total profit before passing. The consistency rule guide includes the exact formulas and examples.

Do discount codes change account or contract caps?

No. A promotion may change the checkout price, but it does not raise the position limit, the 10-evaluation ceiling, or a funded-account cap. The same applies to resets and renewal offers.

Check the discount code page for current offer context, then size the account according to its published rules rather than the amount paid.

What should you verify before placing an order?

Confirm the account's plan, size, stage, instrument classification, current open exposure, and any positions working through a copier. Then check whether a temporary product restriction, news window, or end-of-session deadline affects the trade.

For close-to-limit orders, use the account dashboard as the immediate reference. A static guide can explain the structure, but the platform's current allowance and written firm rules should control your order size.

Also distinguish an exchange product restriction from an account-size cap. SI, HG, PL, NG, and QG are temporarily restricted in the supplied rules, so unused contract capacity does not make those products available. If an instrument is disabled or restricted, choose an allowed product rather than attempting to express the same exposure through a cap workaround.

When several positions are open, count existing contracts before submitting the next order and include any working entry that could fill. A limit check based only on filled positions can fail as soon as a resting order executes. Repeat the check on every copied destination account because its current exposure may differ from the source.

The bottom line

MyFundedFutures position limits vary by plan, account size, and stage. The firm allows up to 10 active evaluations, while simulated funded caps range from one to five depending on plan and size. Copying your own accounts is allowed, but the trader remains responsible for each account. Cross-instrument workarounds, outside copying, coordinated trading, account sharing, and hedging can all cause a breach.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many active MyFundedFutures evaluations can I have?

The general ceiling is 10 active evaluation accounts.

How many MyFundedFutures simulated funded accounts can I have?

The generic ceiling is five combined for 25K and 50K accounts, but holding any 100K or 150K account reduces the combined maximum to three. Plan-specific limits can be lower.

What are the Builder funded-account limits?

Builder 25 permits up to two simulated funded accounts, while Builder 50 permits one.

How many Rapid EOD funded accounts can I have?

Rapid EOD permits up to three simulated funded accounts.

Can I copy trades between my own MyFundedFutures accounts?

Yes. Copying across accounts owned by the same trader is allowed, but the trader remains responsible for copier failures and every account's compliance.

Can I copy another trader's orders?

No. Copying another trader, coordinating identical or opposite trades across unrelated accounts, and sharing accounts or devices are prohibited.

Does MBT count as a micro contract?

No. MyFundedFutures counts MBT as a mini contract.

What are the micro metals caps?

The micro metals caps are 3, 5, 10, and 15 contracts for 25K, 50K, 100K, and 150K accounts respectively.

Can I combine different instruments to exceed the position cap?

The platform may technically execute the orders, but using cross-instrument positions to bypass an equivalent aggregate limit is prohibited and can cause a breach.

Is hedging allowed at MyFundedFutures?

No. Holding buy and sell exposure in the same underlying is prohibited, and mini and micro versions of that underlying are counted together.