MyFundedFutures Rapid Plan: Rules, Payouts and Live (2026)

MyFundedFutures Rapid is a four-size futures evaluation that uses EOD maximum loss during evaluation, intraday trailing drawdown in sim-funded, daily payout eligibility and a 90/10 split.

Updated August 6, 2026.

I have traded MyFundedFutures Rapid as part of roughly three years across MFFU Core, Rapid and Pro. The stage change matters more than the headline account size. Evaluation drawdown is calculated at end of day, but the sim-funded trail moves intraday and can tighten while a trade is still open.

Rapid is one part of the current MyFundedFutures account lineup. This page stays on standard Rapid only. The 25K and 50K EOD variants have their own Rapid EOD guide, and the broader firm view belongs in the full MyFundedFutures review.

What does the MyFundedFutures Rapid plan include?

MyFundedFutures Rapid is sold in 25K, 50K, 100K and 150K sizes. New evaluations purchased on or after August 25, 2026 are one-time, every size has a $0 activation fee, and the evaluation has no daily loss limit and a two-day minimum.

The plan is built around speed after the pass. Rapid sim-funded payout eligibility opens every 24 hours from the first trade once the required buffer and $500 minimum are in place. That speed is useful, but it doesn't remove the seven-calendar-day inactivity rule or the stricter intraday trail in sim-funded.

The size determines more than buying power. It changes the target, loss room, contract cap, first payout buffer and the number of sim-funded accounts that can be combined. The MyFundedFutures position-limits guide owns the full stacking and contract picture.

How does the Rapid evaluation work?

As of August 2026, every MyFundedFutures Rapid evaluation uses an EOD maximum loss limit, a 50% consistency rule and a minimum of two trading days. Tier 1 news trading is allowed during evaluation, and there is no daily loss limit.

How is the 50% rule calculated?

MyFundedFutures calculates Rapid evaluation consistency as best day divided by total evaluation profit. A $1,800 best day therefore requires at least $3,600 in total profit because $1,800 divided by $3,600 equals 50%.

That calculation can delay a pass without breaching the account. If the ratio is above 50%, more profit is needed until the best day represents half or less of the total. The MFFU consistency-rule guide has the formula and calculator for uneven trading days.

What changes across Rapid sizes?

The Rapid target scales from $1,500 on 25K to $9,000 on 150K, while the EOD maximum loss limit scales from $1,000 to $4,500. The current plan-specific contract limits are 3/30, 5/50, 8/80 and 10/100. Those 100K and 150K figures matter because an older generic matrix shows higher limits, but the newer size guides control.

My approach with Rapid is to treat the official contract cap as a ceiling, not a suggested position size. A 100K label doesn't make eight minis sensible for every setup. The cross-plan rules overview is the right place to compare that risk with Pro and Builder.

What changes after a Rapid evaluation is passed?

As of August 2026, MyFundedFutures Rapid switches from EOD maximum loss in evaluation to intraday trailing drawdown in sim-funded. The sim-funded floor trails during the session and locks at $100, so an unrealized profit peak can reduce remaining room before the trade closes.

This is the detail I would learn before buying Rapid. EOD evaluation drawdown gives a trade room to fluctuate before the session calculation. Intraday sim-funded drawdown reacts to new equity highs while the position is open. The plan gets faster payout access after the pass, but the funded simulation is less forgiving of open-profit giveback.

Rapid sim-funded has no DLL and no consistency requirement. It also imposes a seven-consecutive-calendar-day inactivity limit. Trading activity has to be managed alongside the firm's permitted hours, position caps and anti-hedging rules, all of which are summarized in the MyFundedFutures rules guide.

How do Rapid payouts work?

As of August 2026, MyFundedFutures Rapid payout eligibility opens every 24 hours from the first sim-funded trade once the size-specific buffer and $500 minimum have been met. Rapid pays on a 90/10 split and applies no consistency rule in sim-funded.

The buffer equals maximum loss plus $100. That produces $1,100 on 25K, $2,100 on 50K, $3,100 on 100K and $4,600 on 150K. Reaching the buffer alone isn't enough if the requested amount would not satisfy the $500 minimum.

Rapid traders complete KYC before trading the sim-funded account. Approved payouts route through Riseworks, with bank transfer or cryptocurrency available from that service. MFFU's official payout pages disagree slightly on processing language: one says most approvals are instant with manual reviews taking six to 12 business hours, while another describes six to 12 business hours as normal. The complete MFFU payout guide treats instant processing as common, never guaranteed.

Can Rapid traders hold through news?

As of August 2026, MyFundedFutures Rapid permits Tier 1 news trading in evaluation but prohibits it in sim-funded. A Rapid sim-funded trader must be flat from two minutes before until two minutes after a Tier 1 release.

Tier 1 includes FOMC meetings, FOMC minutes, the Employment Report and CPI for all traders. EIA applies to energy traders, while agricultural reports apply to agricultural traders. MFFU also bans burst-exploitation tactics such as straddles and strangles across releases. The official page contains broader wording that conflicts around non-Tier-1 events, so the MFFU news-trading policy breakdown preserves that ambiguity instead of inventing a universal promise.

How does a Rapid account move to Live?

As of August 2026, MyFundedFutures Rapid automatically triggers a Live transition after $10,000 net profit in one trading day. Risk Management can also approve a move based on consistent payout performance and can contact a trader at any time.

What happens to profit at the transition?

Up to $5,000 of Rapid sim-funded profit moves into the Reserve Program. Profit above the reserve allocation remains withdrawable under the standard 90/10 split, but profit above the $10,000 single-day transition threshold is forfeited. Those are separate boundaries. The reserve transfer doesn't mean every dollar above $5,000 disappears.

What are the Rapid Live limits?

Rapid Live starts at zero and changes back to EOD maximum loss. The Live limits are $1,000, $2,000, $3,000 and $4,500 by size, with the floor locking at zero. Contract caps become 2/20, 3/30, 6/60 and 8/80. Live pays daily at 90/10 without a payout buffer.

The dedicated Rapid Live guide, checked September 10, 2026, lists 3 minis or 30 micros for 50K Live. The Rapid product pages still show 4 minis or 40 micros. Use the tighter dedicated-guide limit and confirm the assigned allowance with the Live team. Evaluation and Sim Funded limits are separate.

Multiple Rapid accounts moved Live are combined into one Live account. The maximum loss limit rises proportionately, while the final contract allocation is discussed with the Live team. Live traders also pay CME professional data fees, round-trip commissions and platform costs from the Live account balance.

How much does Rapid really cost?

Rapid is available in 25K, 50K, 100K and 150K. New evaluations purchased from August 25 are one-time and have no renewal cycle; use the live selector for current purchase and reset prices. Every size has a $0 activation fee.

A reset is a separate purchase that restores the evaluation. New Rapid accounts bought from August 25 have no renewal cycle and require at least one trade every seven consecutive calendar days. Existing subscribers keep their legacy renewal and reset-credit terms. See also: MyFundedFutures pricing guide

The 300K code was observed at 50% off the first Rapid purchase on August 6, 2026. It wasn't recurring, and it isn't a PTV code because PTV has no MyFundedFutures affiliate relationship. Check the dated MFFU discount-code page before relying on any checkout price.

Who should choose the Rapid plan?

MyFundedFutures Rapid suits traders who value daily payout eligibility, a 90/10 split and a choice of four account sizes. The best fit understands that the favorable EOD evaluation loss calculation does not survive the pass. Sim-funded drawdown trails intraday.

Rapid is a weaker fit for traders who routinely let large open winners retrace, need to hold Tier 1 news in sim-funded or struggle to trade at least once within seven calendar days. Eligibility also matters before purchase, so residents and travelers should check the current restricted-country policy.

The bottom line

MyFundedFutures Rapid is a strong choice for traders who want four size options, no DLL, daily payout eligibility and a 90/10 split. It works best when open-profit giveback is tightly controlled after the pass. Traders who need EOD trailing drawdown in sim-funded should look at Rapid EOD while it remains available, and traders comparing all current structures should start with the account-types guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the MyFundedFutures Rapid plan?

MyFundedFutures Rapid is a futures evaluation available in 25K, 50K, 100K and 150K. New purchases from August 25, 2026 are one-time. Rapid combines EOD maximum loss during evaluation with intraday trailing drawdown on the Sim Funded account.

How much does the MyFundedFutures Rapid plan cost?

MyFundedFutures Rapid is available in 25K, 50K, 100K and 150K. New accounts are one-time purchases with no renewal cycle; use the live account selector and final checkout for current purchase and reset prices.

Does MyFundedFutures Rapid have a daily loss limit?

No. MyFundedFutures Rapid has no daily loss limit in evaluation or sim-funded according to the current plan guides. Traders still have to respect the maximum loss limit, position limits and prohibited-strategy rules.

What is the Rapid consistency rule?

MyFundedFutures Rapid uses a 50% consistency rule during evaluation, calculated as the best day divided by total evaluation profit. The Rapid sim-funded account has no consistency rule.

How many minimum trading days does Rapid require?

MyFundedFutures Rapid requires at least two trading days during evaluation as of August 6, 2026. The current plan-specific guides control this requirement even though a generic inactivity article contains older conflicting language.

How do MyFundedFutures Rapid payouts work?

MyFundedFutures Rapid payouts unlock every 24 hours from the first sim-funded trade once the account has cleared its size-specific buffer and the $500 minimum. The profit split is 90/10 and Rapid sim-funded has no payout consistency rule.

What is the Rapid payout buffer?

MyFundedFutures Rapid buffers are $1,100 on 25K, $2,100 on 50K, $3,100 on 100K and $4,600 on 150K. Each figure equals that account's maximum loss limit plus $100.

Can MyFundedFutures Rapid trade news?

MyFundedFutures Rapid evaluations permit Tier 1 news trading, but Rapid sim-funded accounts must be flat from two minutes before until two minutes after Tier 1 releases. Burst-exploitation tactics such as straddles and strangles remain prohibited across releases.

When does a Rapid account move to Live?

MyFundedFutures Rapid automatically transitions toward Live after $10,000 net profit in one trading day, while Risk Management can also approve a transition based on consistent payout performance. MyFundedFutures can contact a Rapid trader for Live transition at any time.

Is Rapid EOD the same as standard Rapid?

No. Rapid EOD and standard Rapid both use one-time billing for new purchases. Rapid EOD differs through EOD Sim Funded drawdown, a four-day minimum and 30% evaluation consistency; standard Rapid uses two minimum days, 50% evaluation consistency and an intraday Sim Funded trail.