MyFundedFutures Review

Quick answer: which MyFundedFutures plan should you compare?

MyFundedFutures currently markets Builder, Rapid Intraday, Rapid EOD and Pro futures evaluations. Builder permits a one-day evaluation but adds funded consistency and payout caps. Rapid emphasizes daily request access after meeting its buffer, with intraday and EOD funded drawdown offered as separate products. Pro uses an 80% share and a 14-calendar-day request cycle. Flex documentation remains relevant to existing accounts, but the Flex 25K guide announces discontinuation from 5 August 2026 and it is absent from the current main selector.

The most important choice is the funded rule set. An EOD evaluation does not guarantee EOD drawdown after passing, and news permission changes between stages. Current website pricing is described as one-time, with no renewals or activation fee. The simulated account balance is a program reference, not a deposit or cash owned by the participant. Live-capital invitations remain discretionary.

Reviewed: 3 October 2026. PFA editorial score: 85/100, retained. This corrects the old body text that displayed 91 despite the saved profile score being 85. This is documentary research, not firsthand payout testing or a customer-review average. No current Prop Firm Audit code is supplied for this firm.

Current plan comparison

The entry-level targets are $1,500 for 25K, $3,000 for 50K, $6,000 for 100K and $9,000 for 150K where that size exists. Pro's one-day 50K add-on raises the evaluation target to $4,000. Standard maximum loss allowances are $1,000/$2,000/$3,000/$4,500, while Builder 50K also has a lower-priced $1,500-loss option. Source: evaluation parameters.

A like-for-like 50K fee comparison

The current homepage shows the following regular one-time price references for its 50K comparison. It separately displays promotional amounts, so the final order may differ. This table uses no PFA coupon and does not invent savings.

Other account sizes and selected add-ons must be matched to their current order. Do not treat a nominal 50K account with $1,500 maximum loss as equivalent to the $2,000-loss version just because their target is the same. Sources: current plans and Builder 50K guide.

Builder: one-day evaluation, funded restrictions

Builder 50K has no evaluation consistency and allows four minis or 40 micros. Both loss options have a $1,000 soft daily pause. In Sim Funded, the default $2,100 buffer or smaller-option $1,600 buffer must be cleared, then at least $500 profit above it is needed for the first request. Subsequent requests require $500 new net profit, two cycle days and 50% best-day consistency. Requests range from $500 to $2,000; the trader receives 80%.

The dedicated guide allows five Sim payouts before live-promotion eligibility and only one active Builder 50K Sim account. It also describes a seven-calendar-day inactivity rule. This newer dedicated page contradicts the older payout overview's blanket claim that Builder has no daily loss limit. The specific model guide is the better reference for its $1,000 soft pause. Source: Builder rules.

Rapid Intraday versus Rapid EOD

Rapid Intraday starts with EOD evaluation controls but changes to an intraday high-water-mark floor in Sim Funded. A profitable open trade can move that floor up before it is closed. Rapid EOD instead changes its floor at session close. The 50K Rapid EOD guide lists a $2,000 maximum-loss distance, three-mini/30-micro cap and seven-day inactivity limit. Its floor eventually locks at $100 in the zero-based funded account.

For Rapid EOD 50K, first payout access requires $2,100 realized profit; later requests unlock after $500 new net profit since the last payout. Minimum request is $500, share is 90%, and there is no funded consistency requirement. The general Rapid overview describes first request eligibility after 24 hours, subject to buffer and minimum-profit conditions. Daily means request frequency, not guaranteed money after one day regardless of performance.

Sources: Rapid EOD 50K, Rapid Intraday 100K and payout overview.

Pro: biweekly requests and a larger payout objective

Pro Sim Funded uses 80/20 profit sharing, no funded consistency and no daily loss limit in its published table. The 50K/100K/150K buffer amounts are $2,100/$3,100/$4,600, with a $1,000 minimum request. The normal schedule runs every 14 calendar days from the first trade. A separately described one-time withdrawal can take up to 60% of profits before the full buffer is cleared, subject to the minimum and account requirements.

Three consecutive payouts or a $20,000 profit milestone can trigger live review; the guide says review does not guarantee transition. Live allocations, permitted contracts and daily limits then change. A $100,000 maximum payout reference is per user under the policy, not a promise that every Sim account can realize it. Source: Pro funded guide.

Legacy Flex accounts

Existing Flex accounts should use their dedicated purchased terms. Flex 25K documentation lists five winning days of $100 or more, an 80% share, no funded consistency and a $1,000 per-request cap; it also explicitly announces the August discontinuation. The 50K article describes its own contract ladder and optional daily-loss pause. Those details must not be copied into Builder or Rapid accounts, and the old Flex price should not be presented as a current purchasable plan. Source: Flex 25K notice and rules.

News, platforms and account limits

News permission is stage-specific. The evaluation tables permit Tier-1 news, and the Builder 50K guide permits it in evaluation and Sim. Rapid EOD and Pro Sim Funded tables expressly prohibit Tier-1 news trading. A brand-wide “news allowed” flag therefore needs this qualification. Positions must be closed before the applicable session end; unrestricted overnight holding is not a feature to assume.

Official guidance lists platforms and connections including TradingView, NinjaTrader, Tradovate, Quantower and DeepCharts. Choose a supported connection for the account before buying. Approved instruments are standardized futures on U.S. exchanges including CME, CBOT, NYMEX and COMEX; the site's separate perpetuals business should not inherit this firm's track record.

The account-limit guide permits ten evaluations and generally five Sim accounts when all are 25K/50K, or three total if any 100K/150K account is present. Plan-specific ceilings override those totals: Rapid EOD has a three-account limit and Builder has lower limits by size. Sources: platform overview and account limits.

Applying and planning the first reward

1. Pick the funded drawdown and payout structure before the account size.
2. Confirm the regular fee, actual promotion, selected loss option and any add-on target.
3. Record evaluation consistency separately from funded consistency.
4. Calculate buffer plus minimum request rather than stopping at the advertised target.
5. Complete the required KYC and approved payout-provider setup through the official dashboard.
6. Check news restrictions, inactivity and account limits before trading the funded stage.

The first-payout guide lists Rise and U.S. Plaid/ACH options, and review can take business hours even where many requests are approved automatically. Provider delivery is a separate step. Source: first payout process.

Verdict

MFFU provides useful variety in funded loss methods and request timing, with current one-time pricing and no activation charge. Its complexity is the trade-off: Builder's soft pause, Rapid's two funded drawdown modes, Pro's buffer exception and legacy Flex conditions cannot be reduced to a single universal rule. Compare the complete funded path and keep a dated copy of the agreement.