MyFundedFutures Restricted Countries: Complete 2026 List

MyFundedFutures restricted countries are the 84 countries and territories in the firm's dated location policy where new purchases and account resets are unavailable. An existing trader may still trade during travel to one of those locations after informing support, but the travel exception does not permit buying or resetting an account there.

Updated August 6, 2026. Country and identity rules can change, so confirm your current location with MyFundedFutures support before paying for an account. This page uses the dated restricted-country policy as the operational source and flags where the firm's more general KYC material does not match it.

Which countries does MyFundedFutures restrict?

The dated MyFundedFutures policy lists the following 84 countries and territories. Spelling follows the policy closely so that you can compare an entry with the firm's own wording.

• Afghanistan
• Albania
• Algeria
• Angola
• Bahamas
• Barbados
• Belarus
• Bosnia & Herzegovina
• Botswana
• Burkina Faso
• Bulgaria
• Burma (Myanmar)
• Burundi
• Cambodia
• Cameroon
• Central African Republic
• China
• Côte d'Ivoire
• Crimea
• Croatia
• Cuba
• Democratic Republic of Congo
• Ecuador
• Ethiopia
• Ghana
• Gibraltar
• Haiti
• Hong Kong
• Iceland
• Indonesia
• Iran
• Iraq
• Jamaica
• Jordan
• Kenya
• Kosovo
• Laos
• Lebanon
• Liberia
• Libya
• Macedonia
• Malaysia
• Mali
• Malta
• Mauritius
• Mongolia
• Montenegro
• Morocco
• Mozambique
• Namibia
• Nicaragua
• Nigeria
• North Korea
• Pakistan
• Panama
• Papua New Guinea
• Philippines
• Qatar
• Romania
• Russia
• Rwanda
• Serbia
• Slovenia
• Somalia
• South Africa
• South Sudan
• Sri Lanka
• Sudan
• Syria
• Taiwan
• Tanzania
• Togo
• Trinidad and Tobago
• Tunisia
• Turkey
• Turkmenistan
• Uganda
• Ukraine
• United Arab Emirates
• Uzbekistan
• Venezuela
• Vietnam
• Yemen
• Zimbabwe

This is a location and eligibility list, not a statement about the quality of the firm's plans. Start with the MyFundedFutures review if you need the broader assessment before deciding whether the service fits you.

What does restricted actually mean for a trader?

Restricted means that MyFundedFutures does not allow a purchase or reset while the trader is in one of the listed locations. It does not automatically mean that an established customer loses all account access the moment they travel there.

The distinction matters because three actions are treated differently:

The country policy does not replace the firm's plan conditions. Evaluation objectives and funded-stage rules still apply, as summarized in the MyFundedFutures rules overview.

Can you trade while traveling in a restricted country?

Yes, the dated policy allows an existing trader to trade while visiting a restricted country if support is informed. That exception is about temporary travel and account access. It should not be read as permission to register from, purchase from, or permanently operate from an unsupported jurisdiction.

Contact support before you travel, give the relevant dates and destination, and keep the response. A documented location change reduces the risk that a new login region looks like undisclosed account sharing. Account and device sharing are separate prohibited practices, and the position limits guide explains how ownership, copying, and account ceilings interact.

Can you purchase or reset an account during the trip?

No. The travel allowance does not extend to purchases or resets. Even if support knows that you are abroad and allows you to trade an existing account, the dated policy still blocks those two commercial actions during the stay.

That means you should not plan to solve an evaluation breach with an immediate reset while visiting a listed country. Review the MyFundedFutures pricing guide before travel if renewal, reset, or one-time fee timing could matter. Discounts are another separate issue: the discount code page tracks offers, but a promotion does not override country eligibility.

How should you handle an upcoming trip?

Treat the support notice as a practical pre-travel step, not as an afterthought. Give MyFundedFutures enough information to distinguish temporary travel from an unexpected ownership or location change.

Before departure:

• tell support which restricted country you will visit;
• provide the expected arrival and departure dates;
• ask whether any extra identity check is required;
• do not schedule purchases or resets during the stay;
• retain the written support response;
• keep trading from your own device and account.

Your trading obligations continue while abroad. The regular session closes at 4:10 PM EST on normal trading days, and holiday handling may require manual action. Check the news trading policy as well, because location permission does not waive release-window restrictions.

Why does the KYC page show a different country set?

MyFundedFutures' generic KYC material and its dated restricted-country policy are not identical. The generic KYC material is shorter, omits countries found in the dated policy, and mentions Senegal even though Senegal does not appear in the dated 84-entry list.

For this article, the dated restricted-country policy controls the list because it is the source written specifically for location restrictions. The discrepancy is worth recognizing rather than silently combining both sources into a new list. If your jurisdiction appears in only one document, ask support for a written eligibility decision before purchase.

Does passing KYC override a country restriction?

No published rule in the supplied policy says that successful identity verification creates an exception to the restricted-country rules. KYC answers who you are; the country policy addresses where purchases, resets, and travel access are permitted.

Do not assume that an accepted document, payment method, or platform login proves purchase eligibility. Plan selection is also a different question. The account types guide covers the current Rapid, Pro, Builder, and limited-time Rapid EOD lineup without changing the location rules described here.

What if your residence and travel location are different?

The dated policy gives a narrow answer for temporary travel: an existing trader may trade from a restricted country after informing support, but may not purchase or reset there. It does not provide a general residence exception for someone whose normal base is in a restricted jurisdiction.

Describe both facts accurately when contacting support. State your permanent residence, current physical location, travel dates, account status, and the action you want to take. A support answer about logging into an existing account should not be reused as approval for a later purchase or reset because the dated policy treats those actions differently.

How should you read territories and alternate country names?

Use the entries as written rather than trying to merge them into a shorter nationality list. The dated policy lists China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan separately. It also uses “Burma (Myanmar),” “Bosnia & Herzegovina,” “Crimea,” “Macedonia,” and “Democratic Republic of Congo” as distinct written entries.

If your location uses a newer official name, disputed designation, or territory label, do not infer eligibility from a spelling difference. Give support the location shown on your identity and address documents and ask whether the dated entry covers it. This is especially important because the general KYC material already differs from the operational list.

Do plan type or account stage change the list?

The dated country list is not separated by Rapid, Pro, Builder, evaluation, or simulated funded stage. Nothing in that policy creates a plan-specific country exception.

Plan rules can still change what you may do after access is established. For example, standard Rapid and Pro evaluations use a 50% consistency threshold, while Rapid EOD evaluation uses 30%. See the dedicated consistency rule guide rather than mixing trading objectives with geographic eligibility.

What should Rapid traders check before traveling?

Rapid traders should separate country eligibility from the plan’s stage-specific rules. New Rapid evaluations purchased on or after August 25, 2026 are one-time, and the drawdown still changes from EOD in evaluation to intraday trailing in Sim Funded. See also: Rapid plan guide

Travel approval does not permit Tier 1 news trading in a Rapid simulated funded account, and it does not remove inactivity requirements. A trader must comply with the plan and the travel notice at the same time.

What should Rapid EOD traders check before traveling?

Rapid EOD is a separate limited-time 50K offer with a one-time evaluation fee, four minimum evaluation days, and a 30% evaluation consistency rule. Its simulated funded stage uses an end-of-day trailing loss limit and permits no more than three funded accounts under that plan.

Those features are explained in the Rapid EOD guide. None creates an exception to the restricted-country policy. Purchases and resets remain unavailable during a stay in a listed location.

Can country eligibility affect a payout request?

The supplied restricted-country policy does not say that temporary travel automatically cancels an otherwise valid payout request. It does say that support must be informed before trading from the restricted location, so undocumented travel could create an account-access review that complicates other actions.

Payout eligibility depends on the relevant plan and cycle requirements, not on this list alone. Use the MyFundedFutures payout rules for the stage-specific requirements and request process.

How can you reduce location-related account risk?

Use a conservative process: disclose travel before the first login from the new country, trade only your own account, avoid purchases and resets during the stay, and keep support's confirmation. Do not try to manufacture a different location through a VPN or another person's device. The policy supplies no VPN exception.

If support gives account-specific instructions, follow those written instructions. A dated article can explain the published framework, but only the firm can confirm whether your current residence, travel pattern, documents, and account status are acceptable at the time of access.

Keep the question narrow enough to produce a usable answer. Ask separately whether you may trade an existing account, buy a new evaluation, or reset a breached account from the stated location. A general reply saying that travel is noted may confirm only the first action.

The bottom line

MyFundedFutures' dated policy restricts purchases and resets from 84 countries and territories. Existing traders may trade while temporarily visiting one of those locations after informing support, but the exception does not open new purchases or resets. Because the generic KYC material does not perfectly match the dated list, get a written answer before paying whenever your country is unclear.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many countries are on the MyFundedFutures restricted list?

The dated restricted-country policy contains 84 countries and territories.

Can I buy a MyFundedFutures account from a restricted country?

No. The dated policy says purchases are not allowed while you are in a restricted country.

Can I reset an account while visiting a restricted country?

No. Account resets are not allowed during a stay in a restricted country.

Can an existing trader use an account while traveling in a restricted country?

Yes, according to the dated policy, but the trader must inform support about the travel.

Should I contact support before traveling?

Yes. Inform support before trading from a restricted country so the location change is documented.

Is the restricted-country list the same as the generic KYC list?

No. The generic KYC material is shorter and differs from the dated restricted-country policy, which is the operational source for this list.

Is Senegal on the dated restricted-country list?

No. Senegal appears in generic KYC material but not in the dated 84-entry restricted-country policy.

Are Hong Kong and Taiwan listed separately from China?

Yes. China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan each appear as separate entries in the dated policy.

Are purchases allowed through a VPN while in a restricted country?

The policy does not create a VPN exception. Purchases and resets remain unavailable during the stay.

Does the country rule change trading rules or payout rules?

No. Country eligibility is separate from plan rules, trading restrictions, and payout requirements.