TL;DR: MyFundedFutures (MFFU) is a US futures prop firm that sells one-phase evaluations as a one-time payment with no activation fee and no renewal: Builder from $105, Rapid from $145, Rapid EOD from $145 and Pro from $265. Every plan asks for a 6% profit target under a 4% end-of-day trailing max loss; Rapid pays 90/10 with daily payouts, Builder and Pro pay 80/20. Trustpilot shows 4.9 out of 5 from 22,775 reviews and the firm publishes its own pass rate (19.97%). We score it 85.1/100 (A), #3 of the 15 futures firms we rate. Propfirmito has no MyFundedFutures code and no affiliate link; the firm publishes its own public codes, and the prices in this review are the list prices.
The setup: why this review exists
MyFundedFutures is one of the most heavily reviewed futures prop firms on the internet, and almost every one of those reviews links to the firm through an affiliate code. This one does not. Propfirmito has no code and no link for MFFU, so nothing here moves the price you pay and we earn nothing if you buy. That changes what is worth writing about: not the discount of the week, but what the four plans actually cost, which rules bite, and where the money stops.
For this review I read the four plan pages and the homepage plan selector for every account size, the terms of use, the cancellation policy and about twenty help-center articles: consistency, news trading, copy trading, hedging, fair play, platforms, trading hours, inactivity, the payout policy, restricted countries, the instrument list and the detailed guides for the Rapid, Builder and Pro plans. Every figure below was read on October 30, 2026. Where the firm’s own pages disagree with each other, I say so.
Two changes make older MFFU reviews unreliable. Since August 25, 2026 every new evaluation is a one-time payment, not a monthly subscription, which also brought in a seven-day inactivity rule. And the plan line-up moved: the old Flex plan is gone (its page now returns a 404), Rapid comes in an intraday and an end-of-day version, and limited-run Studio plans appear and disappear. Read this as a snapshot of late October 2026.
What MyFundedFutures actually is (and what it isn’t)
MFFU is operated by MyFunded Futures, LLC. The company does not publish a founder, a CEO or an office address on its site; its terms are governed by Texas law with disputes in Collin County, and the Trustpilot profile lists only “United States”. That is thinner corporate disclosure than Topstep or Lucid offer, and it is one reason the site leans so hard on numbers instead: more than 100,000 traders, $300M+ paid out, 72,000 Discord members, and a published performance table.
That table is worth quoting, because almost nobody in this industry publishes one. During the firm’s measurement period 19.97% of evaluations were passed, 39.2% of traders who reached the Sim Funded stage took at least one payout, and 4.2% of Sim Funded traders were promoted to a live account. For comparison, Topstep publishes 16.8% and 0.71% for the same two ideas. MFFU’s live route runs through Blue Row Capital, a brokerage named on the plan pages.
Everything before the live stage is simulated. You pass an evaluation on live CME data, click Upgrade in the dashboard and get a Sim Funded account immediately; payouts on it are real money paid from MFFU’s operating funds. It is futures only: no forex, no stocks, no options, no CFDs. MyFunded Perpetuals, a crypto product sold under a similar name, belongs to a separate company and is not covered here.
What each plan costs and what it asks of you
All four plans share the same evaluation skeleton: a 6% profit target, a Maximum Loss Limit of 4% that trails your end-of-day equity high, no time limit, and no activation fee when you pass. They differ in price, consistency rule, minimum days, split and payout cadence.
| Plan | $25K | $50K | $100K | $150K | Min days | Eval consistency | Split | Payouts |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Builder | $105 | $153 | $282 | $398 | 1 | None (50% at payout) | 80/20 | Every 48 hours, capped |
| Rapid | $145 | $209 | $356 | $463 | 2 | 50% | 90/10 | Daily, no cap |
| Rapid EOD | $145 | $225 | — | — | 4 | 30% | 90/10 | Daily, no cap |
| Pro | — | $265 | $401 | $557 | 2 | 50% | 80/20 | Every 14 days, up to $100,000 |
The consistency rule is the first thing to understand. On Rapid and Pro no single day may exceed 50% of your total evaluation profit; on Rapid EOD the limit is 30%; Builder has no consistency rule in the evaluation at all, which is how it can be passed in one day. Breaking the rule is not a breach. You simply need more days until the best day falls under the percentage.
The second thing is the drawdown. In every evaluation the Maximum Loss Limit trails your end-of-day high. Once you are funded the plans split: Rapid trails intraday, following unrealised gains in real time, while Builder, Rapid EOD and Pro keep trailing at the end of the day. On every plan the floor stops moving once it reaches $100 above the starting balance. MFFU is unusually candid about this on the Rapid page, with a section literally titled “Yes, Rapid uses intraday trailing drawdown”.
The third thing is the $0 start. Every Sim Funded account begins at a zero balance with the plan’s max loss below it, and you cannot request anything until you have built a buffer equal to that max loss plus $100. On a $50K that is $2,100 of realised profit before your first payout request.
The four plans in practice
Builder is the entry ticket. $105 buys a $25K evaluation you can pass in a day, with a soft daily loss limit that pauses you for the session instead of failing you. The price of cheap is a ladder: payouts every 48 hours, capped at $1,000 to $3,500 per cycle depending on size, a 50% consistency check at the payout stage, and a maximum of five simulated payouts before the account converts to a live brokerage account.
Rapid is the plan MFFU pushes hardest, and for a day trader it is the strongest offer in the line-up: 90/10, daily payouts from 24 hours after your first funded trade, a $500 minimum, no cap, no daily loss limit and no consistency rule once funded. You pay for that with the intraday trailing drawdown in the funded stage and a Tier-1 news blackout two minutes either side of FOMC, NFP, CPI and the big energy and agricultural reports.
Rapid EOD is the same deal with an end-of-day drawdown at both stages, in $25K and $50K only. The trade is a 30% consistency rule in the evaluation and four minimum days instead of two.
Pro is for size. It starts at $50K, pays 80/20 every 14 days with a $1,000 minimum and a ceiling of $100,000 per user, has no daily loss limit and no consistency rule once funded, and reviews you for live capital after three consecutive payouts. Its funded max loss trails end of day until your first payout, then locks permanently.
What they got right
One payment, nothing at activation. There is no monthly bill ticking while you learn the rules, and when you pass there is no $99 to $149 “activation” surprise. On a plan you pass quickly, that makes MFFU one of the cheapest routes to a funded futures account on our list.
90/10 and daily payouts on Rapid. Most of the industry still pays 80/20 on a weekly or bi-weekly cycle. MFFU says more than 75% of payout requests auto-approve in under a second, and the recent-payout tickers on each plan page show amounts and processing times measured in milliseconds.
Automation and copy trading are allowed. You may run automated strategies with your own settings, and you may copy trades between your own accounts through Tradesyncer or the built-in Tradovate copier. High-frequency trading, copying other people and sharing devices are banned, which is reasonable.
Eight platforms. NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, Quantower, Volumetrica, Hyperprop, DeepChart and ATAS. Few futures firms offer that many.
Published statistics and published rules. Every plan page ends with a full rules table by account size, and the footer carries the pass and payout rates. When a firm writes its numbers down, you can hold it to them.
What’s strange or annoying
The seven-day inactivity rule. Since the move to one-time payments, an evaluation or Sim Funded account with no trade for seven calendar days may be closed. Holidays, illness and a week off all count. Tell support before you go quiet.
Hedging is banned outright. Not just across accounts: no long and short on the same underlying at the same time, with the E-mini NQ and the micro MNQ explicitly treated as the same thing.
The restricted list is long and surprising. 88 countries and regions, and alongside the usual sanctions list it includes China, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan and five EU members: Bulgaria, Croatia, Malta, Romania and Slovenia. There is also an odd entry for “France Metro (FX), Corsica and non-mainland islands only”, which reads as mainland France accepted and the islands not.
Some products are switched off. Silver, copper, platinum, natural gas and e-mini natural gas were temporarily restricted “due to increased market volatility” when I checked, and metals micros carry their own contract caps. If you trade metals or energy, read the instrument list before buying.
Two different payout totals. The homepage says $300M+ paid to traders; the coupons page still says $240M+. Both are the firm’s own figures; I have used the higher, more recent one in the TL;DR and would treat both as marketing rounding.
No one’s name on the door. No founder, no CEO, no address. MFFU’s size and track record make up for a lot, but a trader who wants to know who they are dealing with will not find out from the website.
Restricted countries
MFFU’s policy lists 88 restricted countries and regions. The full list is on our overview page; the entries that catch people out are China, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, Pakistan, Russia, Ukraine and the EU members Bulgaria, Croatia, Malta, Romania and Slovenia. US traders are accepted. You may trade while travelling through a restricted country, but you cannot buy or reset an account from there.
Who I’d tell to skip MyFundedFutures
Swing traders, because every position is flattened at 4:10 PM ET and weekends are off limits. Traders who cannot stand an intraday trailing drawdown, unless they pick Rapid EOD or Pro. Anyone who trades once a fortnight, because the inactivity rule will close the account. Hedgers, by definition. And anyone looking for a Propfirmito code: there isn’t one, and the only discounts are the firm’s own.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a MyFundedFutures discount code?
Not from Propfirmito. We have no code and no affiliate link for MFFU. The firm publishes its own codes on a coupons page; on October 30, 2026 it listed CLUB, a lifetime 40% code for any plan, and FIFTYOFF, 50% off a first evaluation for new customers. Codes change, so check the coupons page and the checkout price.
How much does MyFundedFutures cost?
List prices are one-time payments: Builder $105, $153, $282 and $398 for $25K to $150K; Rapid $145, $209, $356 and $463; Rapid EOD $145 and $225 for $25K and $50K; Pro $265, $401 and $557 for $50K to $150K. There is no activation fee and no renewal.
What is the MyFundedFutures profit split?
90/10 on Rapid and Rapid EOD, 80/20 on Builder and Pro, in both the Sim Funded and live stages. The splits do not escalate.
How fast can I get paid at MyFundedFutures?
On Rapid, 24 hours after your first funded trade, provided you have cleared the buffer (max loss plus $100) and have at least $500 to request. Builder pays every 48 hours after two qualifying days; Pro every 14 days from the first funded trade. Most payouts are approved automatically in under a second.
Does MyFundedFutures allow bots and copy trading?
Yes. Automated strategies are allowed with your own settings, and copy trading is allowed between your own accounts through Tradesyncer or the Tradovate copier. High-frequency trading, copying other traders and hedging on the same underlying are prohibited.
Can I trade the news at MyFundedFutures?
In every evaluation and on Builder, yes. On funded Rapid and Pro accounts no position or order may be open from two minutes before to two minutes after a Tier-1 release such as FOMC, NFP, CPI, EIA or the agricultural reports.
Is MyFundedFutures available in the US?
Yes, US traders are accepted. Citizens or residents of 88 countries and regions are not, including China, Turkey, the UAE, Russia, Ukraine and several EU states.
My verdict
MyFundedFutures earns its score on economics and payouts: a one-time fee with nothing to pay at activation, a 90/10 split paid daily on its flagship plan, bots and copiers allowed, eight platforms, and published numbers where most firms publish slogans. The costs sit in the conditions: an intraday trailing drawdown on funded Rapid accounts, a $0 start behind a buffer, a seven-day inactivity rule, an outright hedging ban and a restricted list that shuts out a surprising slice of Europe and Asia.
Our score is 86.1 out of 100, an A, which places MyFundedFutures #3 of the 15 futures firms we track, behind FTMO Futures and Lucid Trading. If you are a US-based futures day trader who wants daily cash and can live with an intraday trail, Rapid is one of the best-priced tickets in the market. If you want a discount, use the firm’s own code; we don’t have one.
Sources: myfundedfutures.com (homepage plan selector, the Builder, Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro plan pages, how it works, why us, coupons, terms, cancellation policy) and help.myfundedfutures.com (consistency, news trading, copy trading, hedging, fair play, supported platforms, permitted times, inactivity, payout policy, restricted countries, instrument list, live accounts, Rapid 50K, Builder 50K and Pro guides), all read on October 30, 2026; trustpilot.com/review/myfundedfutures.com for the rating and review count.
Related on Propfirmito: the MyFundedFutures overview with the full rule tables and restricted list, the MyFundedFutures offer page, the MyFundedFutures discount code page (what is public and what we offer, which is nothing), the Find Your Prop Firm matcher and our methodology. Errors are logged on the corrections page.
Last verified: October 30, 2026.
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