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Quick Answer: MyFundedFutures rules overview
- As of August 2026, MyFundedFutures rules differ by plan and stage, so no single rule sheet applies to every account.
- Standard Rapid and Pro evaluations use 50% consistency, Rapid EOD uses 30%, and Builder evaluations use none.
- In evaluation and sim-funded, current Builder 25K has a $600 soft-pause DLL; Builder 50K/100K/150K use $1,000/$1,750/$2,500. Rapid, Pro and Rapid EOD have none in those stages; Pro Live can add a size-dependent DLL.
- Tier 1 news is allowed in all current evaluations but prohibited in Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro sim-funded accounts.
- MyFundedFutures prohibits hedging on the same underlying, high-frequency trading, account sharing and collaborative trading.
Rules tested on Core, Rapid and Pro: I have traded those MyFundedFutures plans over roughly three years. Builder and Rapid EOD are covered from current official documentation, not personal testing.
Start with the current MFFU rules matrix. For the broader verdict, read my MyFundedFutures review. PTV has no MFFU affiliate relationship, so the link to MyFundedFutures is bare. Recheck changing rules in the official Help Center.
MyFundedFutures rules are a plan-by-stage system covering drawdown, consistency, position size, news, payouts and fair play rather than one universal set of limits.
Updated August 6, 2026
I have traded MyFundedFutures Core, Rapid and Pro over roughly three years. Core is now legacy, so the current matrix focuses on Rapid, Pro, Builder and the limited-time Rapid EOD plan. Builder and Rapid EOD are documented neutrally because I haven't tested them.
Use the MyFundedFutures account-types guide to choose a plan. This page is the cross-plan rule index. Each specialist page owns the calculation or edge case behind the summary.
Do these MFFU rules apply to MyFundedPerps?
These rules cover MyFundedFutures CME futures accounts. As of September 10, 2026, the MFFU homepage also advertises MyFundedPerps as live for perpetual-futures trading. The official announcement places it alongside MFFU in the MyFunded family.
MFFU's launch notice says traders need a new account for Perps and that their existing MFFU futures experience is unchanged by this launch. Check the Perps program terms separately for its drawdown, trading hours, position limits and prohibited strategies. The Perps launch does not change which MFFU plan and stage this rules matrix covers.
Which rules apply to each current evaluation?
As of August 2026: MyFundedFutures requires an EOD maximum loss limit on every current evaluation, but consistency, daily loss limits and minimum trading days differ.
| Plan | Sizes | EOD MLL | DLL | Consistency | Minimum days |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rapid | 25K to 150K | $1,000 to $4,500 | None | 50% | 2 |
| Pro | 50K to 150K | $2,000 to $4,500 | None | 50% | 2 |
| Builder 25K | 25K | $1,000 | $600 soft pause | None | 1 |
| Builder 50K | 50K | $2,000 or $1,500 | $1,000 soft pause | None | 1 |
| Builder 100K | 100K | $3,000 | $1,750 soft pause | None | 1 |
| Builder 150K | 150K | $4,500 | $2,500 soft pause | None | 1 |
| Rapid EOD 25K | 25K | $1,000 | None | 30% | 4 |
| Rapid EOD 50K | 50K | $2,000 | None | 30% | 4 |
The MyFundedFutures consistency guide owns the formula. Standard Rapid and Pro require best day divided by total evaluation profit to stay at or below 0.50. Rapid EOD uses 0.30. Builder applies no evaluation consistency rule.
How do drawdown rules change after you pass?
As of August 2026: MyFundedFutures Rapid sim-funded uses an intraday trailing drawdown, while Pro, Builder and Rapid EOD sim-funded use EOD drawdown mechanics.
Standard Rapid locks its sim-funded drawdown at $100. Its required buffer is MLL plus $100, producing thresholds of $1,100, $2,100, $3,100 or $4,600 by size. The standard Rapid rules explain how the intraday trail differs from Rapid Live.
Pro sim-funded uses EOD MLL and locks the floor at starting balance plus $100 after the first payout. Builder sim-funded begins from zero with its documented MLL. Rapid EOD 50K uses a $2,000 EOD trailing MLL and $100 lock. The Rapid EOD guide keeps that limited-time plan separate from standard Rapid.
Daily loss limits depend on plan and stage. Current Builder 25K pauses trading at $600 in evaluation and sim-funded; Builder 50K, 100K and 150K pause at $1,000, $1,750 and $2,500. These soft pauses do not breach the account. The older Builder 25K guide is marked 'Legacy No DLL'. Official Builder Live sources conflict for 25K, 100K and 150K, so verify the assigned Live limit with MFFU.
What are the consistency rules after evaluation?
As of August 2026: MyFundedFutures Rapid, Pro and Rapid EOD sim-funded accounts have no consistency rule, while Builder applies 50% consistency to each payout cycle.
Builder's calculation resets after each approved payout. A best day of $600 would require at least $1,200 total cycle profit because $600 divided by 0.50 equals $1,200. The amount still needed is the greater of zero or best day divided by the threshold minus current cycle profit.
The rule belongs to the payout cycle, not the Builder evaluation. Mixing those stages creates bad advice. The payout rules guide maps the consistency threshold to Builder buffers, minimums and caps.
Can you trade news on every MyFundedFutures account?
As of August 2026: MyFundedFutures allows Tier 1 news in all current evaluations, but Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro sim-funded accounts must be flat from two minutes before until two minutes after Tier 1 releases.
Tier 1 includes FOMC meetings, FOMC minutes, the Employment Report and CPI for all traders. EIA is Tier 1 for energy traders, while agricultural reports are Tier 1 for agricultural traders.
Builder plan guides describe news as fully unrestricted in evaluation and sim-funded stages. The generic news policy also uses broad two-minute language for all releases, creating an unresolved conflict. The safe reading is that permission never authorizes burst-exploitation strategies, straddles, strangles or attempts to disguise news trades. The news trading policy preserves that conflict instead of inventing certainty.
What position and account limits apply?
As of August 2026: MyFundedFutures permits up to ten active evaluations, while sim-funded account ceilings depend on plan and size.
The general ceiling is five combined sim-funded accounts when a trader holds only 25K or 50K accounts. Holding any 100K or 150K account reduces the combined maximum to three. Builder overrides that general statement: Builder 25K permits two sim-funded accounts, while Builder 50K, 100K and 150K permit one each. Rapid EOD specifies three funded accounts.
Contract limits also vary. Rapid evaluation ranges from 3 minis or 30 micros on 25K to 10 or 100 on 150K. Pro evaluation ranges from 3/30 to 9/90. Builder allows 2/20 on 25K, 4/40 on 50K, 6/60 on 100K and 9/90 on 150K in evaluation and sim-funded; Rapid EOD allows 2/20 on 25K and 3/30 on 50K. The position limits guide owns the complete stage matrix, metals caps and stacking rules.
Copy trading across your own MyFundedFutures accounts is allowed, but you accept responsibility for third-party copier failures. Copying another trader, sharing an account or device, or coordinating identical or opposite strategies across unrelated accounts is prohibited.
Which global trading practices are prohibited?
As of August 2026: MyFundedFutures prohibits same-underlying hedging, high-frequency trading, manipulative simulated fills, collaborative trading and account or device sharing.
E-mini and Micro contracts on the same underlying count together for hedging. Unrelated assets may be open at the same time, but a strategy primarily built to offset positions can still be reviewed. Automation is permitted only when configured to the trader's own settings and not used to exploit favorable simulated fills. Live automation must follow CME rules.
Different instruments can technically execute above the aggregate position limit. Using cross-instrument positions to bypass the account cap is still prohibited and can breach the account. SI, HG, PL, NG and QG are temporarily restricted, while MBT counts as a mini because of volatility.
Violations can trigger account termination, profit confiscation and loss of refund eligibility. Passed evaluations can be reviewed. These aren't cosmetic rules.
When must positions be closed?
As of August 2026: MyFundedFutures permits trading from the 6:00 PM EST Globex open through the 4:10 PM EST New York session close.
MyFundedFutures normally auto-liquidates positions at 4:10 PM EST on regular days. Holiday schedules can require manual closing, and failing to close can breach an evaluation or sim-funded account. Check the schedule before reduced sessions rather than assuming automation will protect the account.
Sim-funded and Live accounts also may not trade a product within 2% of its CME price limit. The Help Center says relevant equity products can be suspended at the 5% overnight threshold before the 7% CME limit.
How do billing and eligibility rules fit into compliance?
New Rapid, Pro and Builder evaluations purchased on or after August 25, 2026 are one-time and have no renewal cycle. Existing subscribers retain their legacy billing terms.
A reset is a separate purchase that restores an evaluation. New one-time accounts must place at least one trade every seven consecutive calendar days unless support has been notified about a longer break. The old renewal and first-rebilling reset-credit rules apply only to eligible legacy subscriptions. See also: MyFundedFutures pricing guide
KYC is required before sim-funded trading begins. MyFundedFutures can request proof of identity, a live selfie or recording, and recent proof of address. Eligibility also depends on location, so consult the restricted-country list before buying.
Checkout discounts are volatile and do not rewrite account rules. The dated discount snapshot is historical; current purchases have no renewal cycle. See also: discount code snapshot
How do the rules change after a Live transition?
As of August 2026: MyFundedFutures Live rules depend on the source plan, and a sim-funded rule should never be carried into Live without checking the plan's transition terms.
Standard Rapid can transition automatically after $10,000 net profit in one trading day. Risk Management may also approve a transition based on consistent payout performance or contact a trader at any time. Up to $5,000 of sim-funded profit moves into the Reserve Program. Profit above that allocation remains withdrawable under the standard split, while profit above the $10,000 single-day transition threshold is forfeited.
Rapid Live starts at zero, switches to EOD MLL and locks the floor at zero. The MLL values are $1,000, $2,000, $3,000 and $4,500 by size. Daily payouts continue at 90/10 without a payout buffer, but contract limits fall to 2/20, 3/30, 6/60 and 8/80. When multiple Rapid accounts move Live, MyFundedFutures combines them into one Live account and discusses the final contract allocation with the trader.
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.
Pro has several Live review paths: three consecutive payouts, reaching the $100,000 sim-funded payout cap, a $20,000 review milestone or risk-team discretion. Pro Live DLL ranges depend on size. The documented ranges are $700 to $1,800 on 50K, $1,000 to $2,000 on 100K and $1,300 to $3,000 on 150K.
Builder becomes eligible for Live after the fifth approved sim payout. Builder Live uses daily payouts, a $250 minimum, an 80/20 split and no consistency rule. The 50K guide states a $1,000 Live DLL. For 25K, 100K and 150K, the current size guides say 'None' while the official Builder product matrix gives a dollar limit. MFFU needs to confirm the assigned Live rule; a Live breach starts a 21-day cooldown. The plan guides allow one Builder Live account.
Live status also adds costs. MyFundedFutures Live traders are responsible for CME professional data fees, round-trip commissions and platform costs, all deducted from the Live account balance. A payout or drawdown comparison that omits those costs is incomplete.
The safest transition check is stage-specific. Record the plan, account size, current drawdown floor, contract allocation and payout state before accepting a Live move. MyFundedFutures can combine multiple Rapid accounts into one Live account, so the resulting MLL and contract allocation may not match a simple account-by-account assumption. Risk Management discusses the final Rapid allocation with the trader.
The bottom line
MyFundedFutures rules fit traders who are willing to choose a plan by drawdown stage, consistency threshold and payout cadence rather than by account size alone. Rapid favors daily payout access but uses an intraday sim-funded trail; Pro trades speed for EOD drawdown; Builder removes evaluation consistency but adds payout-cycle consistency; Rapid EOD is limited-time and stricter at 30% during evaluation.
Skip MyFundedFutures if you need one identical ruleset across every plan or if same-underlying hedging, collaborative trading or unrestricted news execution is part of your method. The full MyFundedFutures review covers the broader decision beyond rules.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the main MyFundedFutures rules in 2026?
MyFundedFutures applies plan-specific drawdown, consistency, contract, news and payout rules, plus global bans on hedging the same underlying, high-frequency trading, account sharing and collaborative trading. The exact limits change by plan and stage.
Does MyFundedFutures have a daily loss limit?
In evaluation and sim-funded, standard Rapid, Pro and Rapid EOD have no daily loss limit. Current Builder 25K has a $600 soft-pause DLL; Builder 50K has $1,000, Builder 100K $1,750 and Builder 150K $2,500. The older 25K guide is marked 'Legacy No DLL'. Pro Live can add a size-dependent DLL. Official Builder Live figures conflict for 25K, 100K and 150K.
What is the MyFundedFutures consistency rule?
MyFundedFutures standard Rapid and Pro evaluations use a 50% best-day consistency threshold, while Rapid EOD uses 30%. Builder evaluations have no consistency rule, but Builder sim-funded payout cycles use 50%.
Can you trade news at MyFundedFutures?
MyFundedFutures permits Tier 1 news in all current evaluations. Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro sim-funded accounts must be flat from two minutes before until two minutes after Tier 1 events, while Builder plan guides describe news as unrestricted subject to fair-play rules.
Can you hold MyFundedFutures trades overnight?
MyFundedFutures permits trading from the 6:00 PM EST Globex open through the 4:10 PM EST New York session close, when positions are normally auto-liquidated. Holiday schedules can require manual closing, and missing that requirement can breach an evaluation or sim-funded account.
How many MyFundedFutures evaluations can one trader have?
MyFundedFutures permits up to ten active evaluation accounts per trader. Sim-funded limits are lower and include plan-specific Builder and Rapid EOD exceptions.
Is copy trading allowed at MyFundedFutures?
Yes. MyFundedFutures allows copy trading across accounts owned by the same trader, who remains responsible for copier failures and rule compliance. Copying another trader or coordinating identical or opposite strategies across unrelated accounts is prohibited.
Does MyFundedFutures allow hedging?
No. MyFundedFutures prohibits simultaneous long and short positions on the same underlying, including E-mini and Micro versions of that underlying. Unrelated assets may be traded together unless the strategy is mainly designed to offset positions.
What happens if a MyFundedFutures account is inactive?
MyFundedFutures applies a seven-consecutive-calendar-day inactivity limit to sim-funded accounts. Current evaluations also have minimum trading-day requirements: one for Builder, two for Rapid and Pro, and four for Rapid EOD.
Which source controls when MyFundedFutures rules conflict?
MyFundedFutures current checkout and product API control availability and pricing, while plan-specific Help Center guides control plan rules. Newer plan-specific limits should be used instead of conflicting generic or legacy summaries.
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