MyFundedFutures

MyFundedFutures (MFFU) is a US futures prop firm built around plan choice rather than a single combine template. The current catalog centers on three one-step evaluation families — Flex, Rapid, and Pro — plus a limited Rapid EOD sibling advertised on the Aug 2026 homepage (funded EOD drawdown, daily payouts, 90/10; official homepage 2026-08-25 shows 50% off with public code CLUB — confirm at checkout; not yet a full structured size table here).

They share a similar evaluation skeleton (roughly 6% profit targets and ~4% max-loss class on many sizes, two minimum trading days, no fixed daily loss limit on Flex/Rapid/Pro evaluations, and a 50% evaluation consistency rule) and then diverge hard on funded-stage payout design. Rapid is marketed for daily payout eligibility and a 90% profit split once buffers and minimums clear, with sim-funded risk often discussed as intraday trailing.

Flex keeps an 80% split and gates withdrawals with winning-day requirements and partial profit request caps (for example, five winning days of a size-based net floor, then requesting up to half of net profits up to a ceiling). Pro also uses an 80% split but targets larger, calendar-style cycles (commonly described around every 14 days) with buffer-style minimums for traders who prefer fewer, larger withdrawals.

Across Flex, Rapid, and Pro, the catalog shows $0 activation fees — a meaningful total-cost difference versus firms that stack $100–$150 activation on every pass. Account sizes in the live seed data span $25K through $150K with plan-specific contract caps (for example, $25K Flex/Rapid at 3 contracts and $1,500 targets / $1,000 drawdowns; $50K lines at $3,000 / $2,000; larger Rapid lines scaling targets and contracts upward).

Platforms listed include NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, Quantower, Volumetrica, DeepChart, DeepDOM, and ATAS, with Tradovate or dxFeed/Volumetrica-style data depending on stack. Operational features called out in catalog include copy trading support, Tradesyncer integration, and marketing language about a path from simulated funded accounts toward live capital.

Weekend holding is not allowed in catalog trading rules; news trading and EA-style automation are listed as allowed subject to product rules — always re-check the help center because automation policy is a common silent fail.