MyFundedFutures Review

MyFundedFutures, often shortened to MFFU, grew quickly by removing fees other firms took for granted. This MyFundedFutures review is built as a plan selector: the firm’s offer only makes sense once you match a plan to your trading style, because drawdown type, payout speed and split all vary between them.

Company Profile

Matthew Leech founded MyFundedFutures in 2023, and the firm is based in Fort Worth, Texas. It is not registered with the CFTC, and funded accounts are simulated until a trader is moved to live execution. In July 2025 it scrapped activation fees across all plans and retired its older Starter, Expert and Milestone products. The firm has published unusually candid statistics: between January 2024 and July 2025, 20.35% of traders passed and 1.01% reached a live account.

Shared Rules

Every evaluation targets 6% of the account, for example $3,000 on $50,000, with a two-day minimum, no time limit and a 50% consistency rule. Most plans have no daily loss limit, and evaluation drawdowns trail at end of day before locking at the starting balance plus $100. All plans pay the trader 100% of the first $10,000 in approved payouts. Each request carries a $15 fee.

Matching a Plan to Your Style

Rapid: for frequent withdrawals

Daily payouts and a 90% split after the first $10,000, raised from 80% on 12 January 2026. The trade-off is that the 4% drawdown, end-of-day during evaluation, becomes intraday trailing once funded, and Tier 1 news events are off limits. Prices run from about $109 for $25,000 to $347 for $150,000.

Pro: for patient traders aiming for live

A tighter 3% end-of-day drawdown, bi-weekly payouts and an 80% split, with a pre-buffer payout of up to 60% allowed. Three consecutive approved payouts, or $100,000 in simulated payouts, can lead to live trading. Pricing starts near $227 for $50,000.

Flex: for small accounts

Available at $25,000 and $50,000, with no buffer before withdrawals, but payout caps that were cut in May 2026 to $1,000 and $2,000 per cycle. Some traders report breaches soon after a first payout as the floor resets.

Builder: for one-day passers

A $50,000 plan that can be passed in a single session, with a $1,000 soft-pause daily limit, payouts every 48 hours and a move to live CME execution after five simulated payouts. Overnight holding is not allowed, which makes it a fit for strict day traders only.

Platforms and Conduct Rules

Tradovate, NinjaTrader 8, TradingView, Quantower, Volumetrica and R|Trader Pro are supported without platform fees, with Rithmic routing and DXFeed data. Semi-automated trading with human oversight is allowed, but fully autonomous bots, copying external signals, cross-account hedging and HFT are banned. Up to five funded accounts can run at once on smaller sizes. Payouts go through Rise or Wise, and US traders receive a 1099 form above $600.

Reputation

MFFU’s Trustpilot score sits around 4.9 from more than 22,000 reviews as of late October 2026, and PropFirmMap grades it A+. Criticism on Reddit centres on traders who missed the Rapid drawdown change at funding, and on the Flex cap reduction, rather than on refused payouts. The firm did revise plan rules several times between April and May 2026, so details shift.

Verdict

MyFundedFutures stands out for removing activation fees, paying out the first $10,000 in full and keeping most plans free of daily loss limits. Pick Rapid if you want cash flow and can cope with an intraday floor, Pro if you want a route to live, and read the payout rules for your plan before your first request.

Simulated futures accounts still behave like leveraged positions, and only a small fraction of participants ever trade live capital.

MyFundedFutures FAQ

Risk warning: Trading forex and CFDs on margin carries a high level of risk. Bonus terms are set by each broker and may change; always check the broker's official terms before claiming.