MyFundedFutures Review 2026
MyFundedFutures scores 69 out of 100 overall. MyFundedFutures sells several plans that each run on different rules, so the plan you pick matters more than the size you buy, and you can't copy trades between your own accounts on any of them.
- Trust 70: Mostly checks out. Top factor: clear terms.
- Cost 72: Average cost. Top factor: low activation cost.
- Payout 56: Payouts come with limits. Top factor: same-day payouts.
- Rules 78: Friendly rules. Top factor: generous or no time limit.
Firm Data Monitoring Status
- Trustpilot RatingChecked weekly - last checked 2026-10-26
- Sales and PromotionsNot tracked - Still Funded doesn't receive this firm's emails
- Rules, Pricing and PayoutsYearly deep dive only - terms last verified 2026-07-03
At a Glance: The Four Scores
Four scores, one published method.
Still Funded Score
An equal blend of the four scores below. How the score is calculated.
Data Confidence: Medium
Trust Score
Is the firm legit: is it a real, accountable business, does it actually pay, and what does its track record show?
Cost Score
What it costs to get funded and stay funded: the eval, resets, the activation fee and data fees. Measured at today's price after any dated sale, plus how deep the firm's sales usually run.
Payout Score
How easy it is to get paid: how much you can take out, how fast it lands, how often, and how many accounts you can stack.
Rules Score
How trader-friendly the rules are: the drawdown type, how big the drawdown is next to the profit target, daily loss limits and consistency rules.
Still Funded has no affiliate relationship with MyFundedFutures and earns nothing if you sign up. MyFundedFutures is scored on the same published methodology as every other firm.
Scores update on their own whenever this firm's data changes.
Trustpilot: The Last Four Checks
The four newest Trustpilot checks that feed the Trust score. Trustpilot is one signal, not the whole picture.
- 22,179 reviews(+162)
Checked 2026-10-05: 4.9 across 22,179 reviews, profile active. Review count +162 since the check before.
- 22,330 reviews(+151)
Checked 2026-10-12: 4.9 across 22,330 reviews, profile active. Review count +151 since the check before.
- 22,466 reviews(+136)
Checked 2026-10-20: 4.9 across 22,466 reviews, profile active. Review count +136 since the check before.
- 22,588 reviews(+122)
Checked 2026-10-26: 4.9 across 22,588 reviews, profile active. Review count +122 since the check before.
The checks that feed this Trust score: 2026-10-05: 4.9 across 22,179 reviews; 2026-10-12: 4.9 across 22,330 reviews; 2026-10-20: 4.9 across 22,466 reviews; 2026-10-26: 4.9 across 22,588 reviews.
Sales We Tracked: The Last 12 Months
The sales this firm has emailed us, one dot per month. Terms only, never codes.
- Nov 2025Nothing tracked
- Dec 2025Nothing tracked
- Jan 2026Nothing tracked
- Feb 2026Nothing tracked
- Mar 2026Nothing tracked
- Apr 2026Nothing tracked
- May 2026Nothing tracked
- Jun 2026Nothing tracked
- Jul 2026Nothing tracked
- Aug 2026Nothing tracked
- Sep 2026Nothing tracked
- Oct 2026Nothing tracked
Sales tracked by month: Nov 2025: Nothing tracked; Dec 2025: Nothing tracked; Jan 2026: Nothing tracked; Feb 2026: Nothing tracked; Mar 2026: Nothing tracked; Apr 2026: Nothing tracked; May 2026: Nothing tracked; Jun 2026: Nothing tracked; Jul 2026: Nothing tracked; Aug 2026: Nothing tracked; Sep 2026: Nothing tracked; Oct 2026: Nothing tracked.
Pricing and Account Tiers
Every active eval at full price, plus the best target-to-drawdown ratio in the lineup.
| Eval | Price | Sale Price | Activation Fee | Max Drawdown | Drawdown Type | Profit Target | Time Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25K Rapid | $109/mo | - | Included | $1,000 | End-of-Day Trailing | $1,500 | None |
| 50K Rapid | $157/mo | - | Included | $2,000 | End-of-Day Trailing | $3,000 | None |
| 100K Rapid | $267/mo | - | Included | $3,000 | End-of-Day Trailing | $6,000 | None |
| 150K Rapid | $347/mo | - | Included | $4,500 | End-of-Day Trailing | $9,000 | None |
| 50K Rapid EOD | $157 one time | - | Included | $2,000 | End-of-Day Trailing | $3,000 | - |
| 50K Pro | $227/mo | - | Included | $2,000 | End-of-Day Trailing | $3,000 | None |
| 100K Pro | $344/mo | - | Included | $3,000 | End-of-Day Trailing | $6,000 | None |
| 150K Pro | $477/mo | - | Included | $4,500 | End-of-Day Trailing | $9,000 | None |
| 25K Builder | $105/mo | - | Included | $1,000 | End-of-Day Trailing | $1,500 | None |
| 50K Builder - Default | $153/mo | - | Included | $2,000 | End-of-Day Trailing | $3,000 | None |
| 50K Builder - Add-On | $125/mo | - | Included | $1,500 | End-of-Day Trailing | $3,000 | None |
Best Target-to-Drawdown Ratio
Profit target divided by max drawdown, shown target first. Lower is better: less profit to earn per dollar of drawdown. Some firms sell targets smaller than the drawdown, so the ratio can run below 1 : 1, and 1 : 1 is not a bottom.
1.5 : 1
25K Rapid and 5 more accounts
$1,500 target / $1,000 drawdown
Free reset credits at full price: 25K Rapid 1, 50K Rapid 1, 100K Rapid 1, 150K Rapid 1, 50K Rapid EOD 0, 50K Pro 1, 100K Pro 1, 150K Pro 1, 25K Builder 1, 50K Builder - Default 1, 50K Builder - Add-On 1.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Clear published terms: each plan has its own help center guide with full rule tables and standard pricing. The homepage also publishes the firm's own numbers from eval to payout for 2024 through mid-2025, including that only 1.01% of sim funded participants were promoted to live
- Zero activation fee on every plan, one free reset credit at the first monthly rebill if you have not failed the eval, and a failed eval goes back to its starting balance at the rebill
- Fast payout terms on Rapid: you can request daily starting 24 hours after your first funded trade, a 90/10 profit split since January 2026, and no stated payout caps on sim funded
- A Trustpilot profile that carries Trustpilot's own note that the firm doesn't ask for reviews, so every review on it showed up without an invite
- A real, named move to live: Builder and Pro move you to live accounts underwritten at Blue Row Capital, and each plan publishes what triggers the move
- Automation is allowed with restrictions rather than banned outright, and news trading, the biggest scheduled releases (T1) included, is allowed in every eval
Cons
- The Rapid drawdown switch is the biggest rule risk here. The end-of-day trailing drawdown in the eval becomes intraday trailing from a $0 start on sim funded, so the account you pass is easier to keep than the one you get funded on
- The rules change by plan and by stage, and the firm-wide policy pages sometimes disagree with the plan guides. T1 news is allowed in every eval but not on sim funded Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro, and the Builder guide says news is fully open while the firm-wide policy says to be flat two minutes around releases
- The firm pulled its Flex plan from sale on August 5, 2026 with a one-line help center notice, no public announcement and no word on existing accounts. That came months after it cut Flex payout caps per request to $1,000 and $2,000 from $3,000 and $5,000. More than a week after the cutoff, at least three firm pages still described Flex as a current plan
- No copy trading between your own accounts, so every account in your stack is one you trade by hand, in parallel
- Sim funded account caps are tight: 5 active on small sizes only, 3 if you hold any 100K or 150K, 3 on Rapid EOD, and a single Builder sim funded account per user
- Moving to live can cost you profit. On Rapid, profit above the $10,000 single-day trigger is forfeited and up to $5,000 is locked into a Reserve Program. On Pro, sim profit above the live allocation is forfeited when the risk team starts the move
Rules at a Glance
The rules that fail people. Tap the info icon beside a rule for the plain-terms version.
- DrawdownEOD trailing / Intraday trailing
How your drawdown line moves. End-of-day trailing rises with your closing balance; intraday trailing rises with every tick of open profit; static never moves. The type decides how much of your own gains you can give back.
- Daily Loss LimitSoft, on some plans
The most you can lose in one session before the day ends. A soft limit ends your day and keeps the account; a hard limit ends the account.
- Consistency RuleDepends on the plan
Caps how much of your profit can come from one day. Some plans use it in the eval, some once you are funded, and some in both.
- Rapid: in the eval, none once funded
- Rapid EOD: in the eval, none once funded
- Pro: in the eval, none once funded
- Builder: none in the eval, 50% once funded
- How Long You Must Hold a TradeNo minimum
Whether every trade has to stay open for a set time before you can close it. Some firms set no time but still limit scalping.
- Weekend HoldingNot allowed
Whether positions can stay open over the weekend. Not allowed means everything must be flat before the Friday close.
- AutomationAllowed (eval and funded)
Whether bots, EAs and algos are allowed to place trades, at the eval stage and at the funded stage.
- Markets You Can't TradeNot yet verified
Markets the firm will not let you trade in this program.
- Sim or LiveCan move to live
Whether the funded account is simulated, live, or starts simulated and can move to live.
Rapid and Rapid EOD: you move to live automatically at $10,000 net profit in a single day (profit above $10,000 that day is forfeited), or with the risk team's approval. The Rapid EOD guide says it follows the standard Rapid 50K rules. Flex (no longer sold since 2026-08-05): 5 approved payouts in a row, the $100,000 sim cap, or the risk team's approval. Pro: 3 payouts in a row, then a Risk Team review; profit over the $100,000 cap moved to live; or a $20,000 milestone review. Builder: the fifth approved sim payout moves you up. Live accounts are underwritten at Blue Row Capital, per the Builder and Pro plan pages. The homepage says live access is by invitation only, at the firm's sole discretion, through affiliated companies and under their terms and added criteria.
- Accounts at OnceUp to 5 funded
How many funded accounts you can hold at the same time at this firm.
- Copy Your Own AccountsNot allowed
Whether you may copy your trades across your own accounts at this firm with a trade copier or within your broker.
Drawdown: EOD trailing / Intraday trailing; Daily Loss Limit: Soft, on some plans; Consistency Rule: Depends on the plan; How Long You Must Hold a Trade: No minimum; Weekend Holding: Not allowed; Automation: Allowed (eval and funded); Markets You Can't Trade: Not yet verified; Sim or Live: Can move to live; Accounts at Once: Up to 5 funded; Copy Your Own Accounts: Not allowed.
Rules Detail
The funded rules are the whole decision at this firm, not the eval price. The four evals are nearly interchangeable: end-of-day trailing everywhere, two minimum days on Rapid and Pro, four on Rapid EOD and one on Builder. The funded stages could be four different firms. Rapid switches to an intraday trailing drawdown from a $0 start, worked out in real time, that stops trailing once it reaches $100 above the starting balance. So trade the eval like the funded account, or the account you pass will be easier to keep than the one you get. Rapid EOD keeps the end-of-day drawdown and stops trailing the same way. Pro stays end-of-day, and after the first payout the drawdown line moves to $100 above the starting balance and stays there. Builder stays end-of-day with a soft daily loss limit on the 50K.
How often you get paid and the payout caps differ by plan too. Rapid and Rapid EOD pay daily at a 90/10 profit split, with no stated cap on sim funded. Builder pays every 48 hours at 80/20, with a cap and a 50% consistency rule in each payout cycle (the stretch from one payout to the next). Pro pays every 14 calendar days at 80/20, with a $100,000 lifetime cap per person.
The shared rules close accounts on every plan: flat by the session close, no overnight or weekend holding, and no copying trades between your own accounts, so a stack here is hand-traded. Sim funded accounts cap at five on small sizes, three with any 100K or 150K, three on Rapid EOD, and one Builder. News trading and automation change by plan and by stage; the paragraph below sets them out.
News trading depends on the plan and the stage. The biggest scheduled releases, which the firm calls T1 (FOMC, FOMC Minutes, the Employment Report and CPI, plus EIA reports for energy traders and Ag reports for ag traders), are allowed in every eval. On sim funded, T1 trading is not allowed on Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro; it was allowed on Flex, which is no longer sold (since 2026-08-05). The Builder guide says Builder has no news limits at all, holding through news included, while the firm-wide policy says to be flat 2 minutes before and after T1 releases, so the two pages disagree. Where the limit applies, you can have no positions or orders from 2 minutes before a release to 2 minutes after it. Automation: allowed with limits (no high-frequency trading, HFT, and no exploiting simulated fills); live accounts must follow CME automation guidelines. Day trading only: Builder closes your positions automatically at the session close; the firm-wide cutoff time is not confirmed here. Blowing a live account: on Rapid, the account closes right away; on Builder, it starts a 21-day cooldown on sim trading, buying and resets. The Terms give the firm broad powers to change terms and act at its own discretion (sections 3.2, 11.4 and 22.3), and the homepage says all enforcement actions are final and cannot be appealed.
Source - logged 2026-07-03
Payouts at a Glance
Profit split, speed and the first payout. Tap the info icon for the detail. The evidence is under Payout Evidence below.
- Profit Split90/10 Rapid, 80/20 Pro and Builder
Your share of the profit you withdraw. The firm keeps the rest.
Rapid and Rapid EOD: 90/10 on sim funded and on live. Pro and Builder: 80/20 on sim funded and on live. Flex, no longer sold since 2026-08-05, was 80/20.
- First Payout1 to 14 days by plan
The number to hit before your first payout: trading days, winning days, or a payout buffer (the profit a firm makes you keep in the account).
It depends on the plan, and each one first needs its payout buffer, the profit you have to build before a payout. Rapid: 24 hours after your first funded trade. Rapid EOD: daily requests once you pass the $2,100 payout buffer; the firm's perks list says you can request after your first trading day. Builder: 48 hours after your first funded trade, once you pass the payout buffer plus $500 (50K) or $250 (25K). Pro: 14 calendar days from your first trade once you pass the payout buffer, or use the one-time early option at 60% of profits. Flex, no longer sold since 2026-08-05, needed 5 qualifying winning days.
- How Often You Can Get PaidSee the detail
How often you can request a payout once you meet the first payout rules.
Rapid and Rapid EOD: daily (every 24 hours). Builder: every 48 hours. Pro: every 14 calendar days. Flex, no longer sold since 2026-08-05, paid after every 5 winning days.
- Payout MethodRise
How the money reaches you: a bank transfer, a payment app, or a brokerage transfer.
Rise, per the firm's payout articles. Other sources also report PayPal and Wise.
- Max Payout per RequestNo cap on Rapid
The most you can take in one withdrawal.
It depends on the plan. Rapid and Rapid EOD: no stated cap, with a $500 minimum request (the Rapid EOD guide says there is no cap per request). Pro: the only limit is the $100,000 total per person. Builder: $2,000 per payout cycle on the 50K and $1,000 on the 25K. Flex, no longer sold since 2026-08-05, was capped at $1,000 (25K) or $2,000 (50K) and 50% of total profit.
- Lifetime Cap$100,000 on Pro; 5 payouts on Builder
The most one account can pay out before it closes or moves to live, if the firm publishes a limit.
Pro: $100,000 in total per person on sim funded (Flex shared the same cap). Builder: 5 sim payouts at most before the move to live (Flex had the same limit). Rapid: the firm's Rapid marketing says you can scale up to $100,000 in payouts.
- ScalingNo scaling plan
How the account grows: with your balance, by contract limit steps, or by profit split steps.
On Pro live accounts, the risk team sets the contract limits. Flex, no longer sold since 2026-08-05, raised your contract limit as your balance grew.
- Payout SpeedInstant to 12 business hours
How long the firm takes to process a payout request. Your bank or payout service can add its own time.
Most requests approved instantly; manual reviews 6-12 business hours on weekdays; Builder live payouts typically within minutes; homepage markets payouts in as fast as 1 minute
Profit Split: 90/10 Rapid, 80/20 Pro and Builder; First Payout: 1 to 14 days by plan; How Often You Can Get Paid: See the detail; Payout Method: Rise; Max Payout per Request: No cap on Rapid; Lifetime Cap: $100,000 on Pro; 5 payouts on Builder; Scaling: No scaling plan; Payout Speed: Instant to 12 business hours.
Payout Evidence
- Firm-published, 2026-07-06: The homepage's compliance footnotes give program-wide results for 2024-01-01 through 2025-07-01, including that 28.56% of participants who advanced earned at least one payout (checked 2026-07-06). The homepage also claims a track record of paying traders consistently, payouts in as fast as one minute and more than 100,000 traders, but it prints no total paid-out dollar figure. Not many firms publish an outcome rate like this; the other homepage claims are the firm's own. Source
- Community-reported on Trustpilot, 2026-07-03: Recent Trustpilot reviews (checked 2026-07-03) cite fast payouts and support quality. This is community-reported evidence, not something we verified ourselves. Source
What Has Changed at MyFundedFutures
Everything we have logged about this firm, newest first. Tap the info icon for the note. Sources are under All Events below.
- Product2026-08-05
Product, 2026-08-05
MyFundedFutures pulled the Flex plan from sale effective August 5, 2026. The notice sits on the firm's own 25K Flex guide, and the plan picker on the firm's site lists Rapid, Pro, Builder and Rapid EOD with no Flex option at either size (checked 2026-08-13). The notice doesn't say what happens to Flex accounts opened before the cutoff.
On the trust record: The firm made no blog post or social announcement about it. More than a week after the cutoff, at least three of the firm's pages (the 50K Flex guide, the reset pricing article and a February 2026 blog post) still presented Flex as a current plan.
- Product2026-08-05
Product, 2026-08-05
Rapid EOD launched August 5, 2026 as a fourth plan: a 50K-only eval sold for a one-time fee of $157. It keeps the end-of-day trailing drawdown on sim funded instead of switching to the intraday trailing that standard Rapid uses. It has no daily loss limit at any stage, a 30% consistency rule in the eval only, daily payouts at a 90/10 profit split with no stated cap per request, and a $2,100 payout buffer before the first payout.
- PayoutMay 2026
Payout, May 2026
In May 2026 the Flex payout caps per request were cut from $3,000 to $1,000 on the 25K and from $5,000 to $2,000 on the 50K. Contract limits came down at the lower balance steps, and a lower-priced optional daily loss limit add-on was introduced. The firm discloses the 25K cut in its own plan FAQ.
On the trust record: It is still a real cut in what those accounts can pay out. The firm did not publish an exact date; May 2026 comes from when its articles were updated.
- Rules2026-03-24
Rules, 2026-03-24
Effective March 24, 2026, the cap on simulated funded 50K Flex accounts went from five per trader to three. The firm's evaluation guide says traders who held accounts from before that date keep their limit of five.
- Payout2026-01-12
Payout, 2026-01-12
The Rapid sim funded profit split moved from 80/20 to 90/10 effective January 12, 2026, per the firm's payout policy article.
On the trust record: A straightforward improvement for traders.
- ProductJul 2025
Product, Jul 2025
In July 2025 MyFundedFutures retired its older Starter, Expert, and Milestone plans and dropped activation fees across the lineup in the same restructuring. The firm's help center states a $0 activation fee on every current plan.
On the trust record: None of the old plan names appear in the current lineup. Dropping activation fees helps traders; retiring three plans at once is the downside of the same change.
- Founded2023-09-25
Founded 2023-09-25. Events, newest first: 2026-08-05 Product; 2026-08-05 Product; May 2026 Payout; 2026-03-24 Rules; 2026-01-12 Payout; Jul 2025 Product.
All Events
- Product
MyFundedFutures pulled the Flex plan from sale effective August 5, 2026. The notice sits on the firm's own 25K Flex guide, and the plan picker on the firm's site lists Rapid, Pro, Builder and Rapid EOD with no Flex option at either size (checked 2026-08-13). The notice doesn't say what happens to Flex accounts opened before the cutoff.
On the trust record: The firm made no blog post or social announcement about it. More than a week after the cutoff, at least three of the firm's pages (the 50K Flex guide, the reset pricing article and a February 2026 blog post) still presented Flex as a current plan.
- Product
Rapid EOD launched August 5, 2026 as a fourth plan: a 50K-only eval sold for a one-time fee of $157. It keeps the end-of-day trailing drawdown on sim funded instead of switching to the intraday trailing that standard Rapid uses. It has no daily loss limit at any stage, a 30% consistency rule in the eval only, daily payouts at a 90/10 profit split with no stated cap per request, and a $2,100 payout buffer before the first payout.
- Payout
In May 2026 the Flex payout caps per request were cut from $3,000 to $1,000 on the 25K and from $5,000 to $2,000 on the 50K. Contract limits came down at the lower balance steps, and a lower-priced optional daily loss limit add-on was introduced. The firm discloses the 25K cut in its own plan FAQ.
On the trust record: It is still a real cut in what those accounts can pay out. The firm did not publish an exact date; May 2026 comes from when its articles were updated.
- Rules
Effective March 24, 2026, the cap on simulated funded 50K Flex accounts went from five per trader to three. The firm's evaluation guide says traders who held accounts from before that date keep their limit of five.
- Payout
The Rapid sim funded profit split moved from 80/20 to 90/10 effective January 12, 2026, per the firm's payout policy article.
On the trust record: A straightforward improvement for traders.
- Product
In July 2025 MyFundedFutures retired its older Starter, Expert, and Milestone plans and dropped activation fees across the lineup in the same restructuring. The firm's help center states a $0 activation fee on every current plan.
On the trust record: None of the old plan names appear in the current lineup. Dropping activation fees helps traders; retiring three plans at once is the downside of the same change.
Verdict: Who MyFundedFutures Fits
Who this firm fits and who should walk away, in my words.
Good Fit For
- Traders who want money out fast. Rapid pays daily from 24 hours after the first funded trade, and I will not take a gap much past a week.
- Anyone who wants no activation fee anywhere and a monthly renewal that restores a failed eval. That is what I buy.
- Traders who want a choice. Rapid EOD keeps the calmer end-of-day drawdown, Rapid trades it for daily 90/10 payouts; pick by how you trade.
Walk Away If
- You stack by copying your own trades like I do. MFFU bans copying between your own accounts, so every account is hand-traded in parallel.
- You count a lifetime cap as a real downside like I do. Pro stops at $100,000 per user and Builder at five sim payouts before live.
- You pass Rapid on the end-of-day drawdown and expect to keep it. Sim funded trails intraday from zero, so trade the eval like it's funded.
Strategic Edges
- Pick the plan by its funded rules, not its eval price. Rapid trades a harsher intraday trailing drawdown for daily payouts at a 90/10 profit split, Rapid EOD keeps the calmer end-of-day drawdown for a one-time fee. Pro's drawdown stops moving after the first payout, and Builder adds a soft daily loss limit at 50K
- On Rapid, request often: once you pass the payout buffer (your account's max drawdown plus $100 in profit from closed trades), request daily at the $500 minimum, so profit leaves the account instead of sitting under an intraday trailing drawdown
- Use Builder for the fast pass: one minimum day, no eval consistency rule, unrestricted news trading. Know that the funded side adds a 50% consistency rule in each payout cycle and you get one Builder sim funded account at a time
- Stack evals wide but plan the funded limit first: 10 evals can run at once, but only 5 sim funded on small sizes (3 on Rapid EOD), 3 with any 100K or 150K in the mix
- Time your risk around the rebill. A failed eval goes back to its starting balance at the next monthly rebill and one you have not failed earns a free reset credit, so failing late in the month costs far less waiting time
Compared with Other Firms
The firm scored closest to this one on each score, and the lists this firm is on.
- Closest on Overall: Bulenox (69 vs 69)
- Closest on Trust: Bulenox (70 vs 70)
- Closest on Cost: Take Profit Trader (70 vs 72)
- Closest on Payout: Lucid Trading (54 vs 56)
- Closest on Rules: Take Profit Trader (73 vs 78)
The lists this firm is on:
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the consistency rule at MyFundedFutures?
It is a 50% rule on most plans and 30% on Rapid EOD, and where it applies depends on the plan and stage. In Rapid and Pro evaluations, no single trading day can make up half or more of your total profit, and on the Rapid EOD evaluation the limit is 30%. Going over it doesn't fail the account; it just delays passing until your other days catch up. Builder has no eval consistency rule at all, but adds one on sim funded, where your largest day cannot be more than 50% of each payout cycle's profits, resetting after every approved payout. No plan has a consistency rule on its live stage.
How does the trailing drawdown work at MyFundedFutures?
Every evaluation uses an end-of-day trailing drawdown, so your drawdown line only moves at the close. The funded side depends on the plan. Rapid switches to intraday trailing from a $0 start, worked out in real time, and stops trailing once the drawdown line reaches $100 above the starting balance. Pro stays end-of-day, and after your first payout the drawdown line moves to $100 above your starting balance and stays there. Rapid EOD stays end-of-day and stops trailing at the same level. Builder stays end-of-day and stops trailing as well. The Rapid switch is the one to respect: the funded account is harder to keep than the eval was to pass.
Can you trade the news at MyFundedFutures?
In every evaluation, yes. On sim funded it depends on the plan: the biggest scheduled releases, which the firm calls T1 (FOMC and CPI among them), are not allowed on Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro. Builder's own guide says Builder has no news limits at all, holding through releases included. Where the limit applies, you need to be flat from two minutes before the release until two minutes after. The firm-wide policy says Builder traders must be flat around T1 releases too, so the two pages disagree; check both before you hold a Builder trade through news.
How fast does MyFundedFutures pay out?
Rapid is the fastest: you can request a payout 24 hours after your first funded trade, once you pass the payout buffer (the profit you have to build first), and then request daily. Rapid EOD also pays daily, Builder every 48 hours and Pro every 14 calendar days. Most requests are approved instantly, manual reviews take 6 to 12 business hours on weekdays, and payouts are sent through Rise. The firm's homepage says payouts can take as little as one minute. That is how fast an instant approval can be, not how often each plan lets you request.
How many accounts can you have at MyFundedFutures?
Ten evaluations at once, but the funded side narrows: five sim funded accounts if you only hold 25K and 50K sizes, three if you hold any 100K or 150K, three on Rapid EOD, and exactly one Builder sim funded account. Copying trades between your own accounts is prohibited, so every account in a stack is traded by hand, and once you have a live account you cannot trade sim and live at the same time.
Is MyFundedFutures legit?
Legit, yes, and its terms are unusually easy to check. MyFunded Futures, LLC is a registry-verified Delaware company, filed September 2023. The firm publishes its full plan rules and pricing in its own help center, and its homepage shows the firm's own numbers from eval to payout, including how few traders reach live. Its Trustpilot rating is 4.9 across 22,588 reviews, on a profile Trustpilot notes was built without asking customers for reviews, and its payouts are backed by many trader reports. The caveats: the firm doesn't publish a headquarters address, the terms carry broad discretionary powers, and enforcement decisions are final without appeal.
Who owns MyFundedFutures?
The legal entity is MyFunded Futures, LLC, a registry-verified Delaware company, registration number 2401134, filed September 25, 2023, operating under Texas governing law and venue per its own Terms. The firm's own site doesn't name its leadership. Live accounts are underwritten at Blue Row Capital, a brokerage the firm names on its own plan pages. The firm doesn't publish a headquarters address, and the addresses on other sites do not agree, so this review lists none.
Is MyFundedFutures the same as Funded Futures Family?
No. They are two separate futures prop firms with similar names and no ownership connection, and each has its own review on this site. When you read payout stories or complaints in community threads, check which firm they are about first, because the names get mixed up constantly.
Does MyFundedFutures have a monthly fee?
Every evaluation except Rapid EOD is a monthly subscription that auto-renews every 30 days until you cancel; Rapid EOD is a one-time fee with nothing to cancel. The upside of monthly billing: a failed eval goes back to its starting balance at the next rebill, and one you have not failed earns a free reset credit at the first rebill. There is no activation fee on any plan when you pass, and monthly payments are non-refundable once made. One conflict to know before you buy: the firm's Cancellation and Refund Policy takes a non-refundable $75 fee off any refund, while a help-center article describes a full refund with no fee.
What happens when you go live at MyFundedFutures?
You move from sim funded to a real live account underwritten at Blue Row Capital. What triggers it depends on your plan: the fifth approved payout on Builder, three payouts in a row plus a risk review on Pro, and on Rapid and Rapid EOD, automatically the day you net $10,000 in a single session. Risk limits tighten on live, and the move itself can cost you profit. Rapid forfeits the profit above $10,000 that day and locks up to $5,000 into a Reserve Program. Pro forfeits sim profit above the live allocation when the risk team starts the move. The firm's own numbers put live promotion at 1.01% of sim funded participants, so plan around the sim funded stage and treat live as the bonus round.
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Active futures day trader with more than 13 years in the markets. Founder of Still Funded and operator of Trend Friend.
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