My Funded Futures

All three plans share one evaluation structure. Profit targets are $3,000 for a $50K account, $6,000 for $100K, and $9,000 for $150K. The maximum loss limit is an end-of-day (EOD) trailing limit set at $2,000, $3,000, and $4,500 respectively. There is no daily loss limit in the evaluation. The consistency rule is set at 50 percent in the evaluation only. You can pass in as few as two trading days if you hit the objectives without violating risk parameters.

Max contracts during evaluation: $50K allows 3 minis or 30 micros. $100K allows 6 minis or 60 micros. $150K allows 9 minis or 90 micros. T1 news trading is allowed during evaluation for Core and Scale. Pro evaluation allows trading during news, but Pro sim funded has news restrictions later.

The 50 percent consistency rule applies in the evaluation only. In practice it means your largest day should not dominate your total result. For example, if you earn $3,000 total on a $50K evaluation, MFFU expects that your best day is no more than half of that total. If your results are too concentrated in a single day, you may need additional days to smooth the equity curve. This encourages steady sizing and pace rather than a single outlier day.

Tip: Plan entries so that no single session contributes more than half of your cumulative evaluation profits. This reduces the risk of being held back by the consistency filter.

The EOD trailing loss is pegged to your positive performance and adjusts at the end of the day. If you raise your equity high by $1, the protected minimum also rises by $1. This protects gains while allowing room to trade intraday. Since there is no daily loss limit in MFFU’s evaluation and sim funded stages for Core and Scale, the EOD limit is the main hard fail boundary. If your floating or closed losses push your balance below the active EOD level, the account violates.

Risk habit: Define a personal daily max loss even if the program does not enforce one. Many traders keep an internal daily stop to prevent large intraday drawdowns that threaten the EOD line late in the session.

• Core: 80/20 split, no daily loss limit, scaling caps based on equity bands (eg, below $1,000 allows 1 mini or 5 micros). Payouts require 5 winning days of $100, minimum $250 per request, and early payouts are capped at $1,000 per request until you reach 5 payouts. After your first payout on a $50K account, the max loss limit moves to a static $50,100.
• Scale: 80/20 split, no daily loss limit, scaling increases by equity tiers, and payouts are tiered by consecutive payout count. On a $50K account, caps step from $1,500 to $3,500 by the fifth payout. Similar static EOD shift after the first payout per size.
• Pro: 80/20 split, larger max contracts, news restricted in sim funded, payouts available 14 calendar days after your first trade once you clear a payout buffer ($2,100 for $50K, $3,100 for $100K, $4,600 for $150K). Minimum payout is $1,000. A user level cap of $100,000 in sim funded is described, with excess potentially moved to a live balance up to stated limits per account size.

All three plans outline a pathway to a live account after meeting specific payout milestones or performance reviews.

Core: Qualify with 5 winning days of at least $100 profit. Minimum payout is $250. Each request is capped at $1,000 until you complete 5 payouts. After your first payout, the EOD boundary becomes static at $50,100 on a $50K plan.

Scale: Qualify with 5 winning days (thresholds scale with account size). Minimum payout is $250. Maximum payout caps increase with each consecutive payout (for $50K: $1,500, then $1,750, $2,000, $2,500, and $3,500 by the fifth).

Pro: Payouts can be requested from 14 calendar days after your first trade once the buffer is met. Minimum payout is $1,000. Sim funded payouts are capped at $100,000 per user, with excess optionally redirected into live balance up to set maximums per account size.

Live accounts: You may request profits above the initial live allocation immediately. Unlocking the principal balance requires 20 winning days with at least 4 percent of the initial balance per day and a total of 3 payouts, after which withdrawals can reduce the balance to a $140 floor.

Core and Scale: You are eligible for live after 5 consecutive payouts. Live accounts start with a static balance (for example $2,500 on Core $50K, higher on Scale), a fixed daily loss limit that depends on size, and reduced max contracts compared to large sim funded bands. Any remaining sim balance is not carried over. You can withdraw profits above the initial allocation, but unlocking the allocation itself requires 20 qualifying winning days and 3 payouts.

Pro: You can transition after 3 consecutive payouts or via performance review at certain milestones. A portion of profits above the sim funded cap can be allocated to the live account up to published limits per size.

Evaluation allows T1 news trading across plans. In sim funded, Core and Scale allow news, while Pro sim funded states news is not allowed. Since news rules are sensitive and can be amended, verify the exact T1 handling and any flat-before-event windows on the plan you are using before trading.

MFFU states no daily loss limit in evaluation and sim funded across Core and Scale, and also no daily limit in Pro’s evaluation and sim funded stages. This can make intraday risk more flexible but places the burden on you to self-impose daily stops that protect the EOD level. Live accounts have daily loss limits by design, which vary by account size.

Core and Scale use equity-band scaling. As your realized equity grows, your maximum open contracts increase. For example, on Core $50K: below $1,000 permits 1 mini or 5 micros, $1,000 to $2,000 permits 2 minis or 10 micros, and $2,000 and up permits 3 minis or 15 micros. Scale offers higher ceilings at higher bands and larger account sizes. Pro has higher sim funded max contracts by default but enforces a payout buffer and news restrictions.

MFFU announced that starting September 10, 2025, the path of “30 profitable days” is streamlined to the “five payout” rule only for Core and Scale. In other words, on these plans your route to live is to achieve five consecutive payouts rather than tracking a 30-day alternative path.

There are no activation fees on the new Core, Scale, or Pro plans. Core and Scale do not introduce a payout buffer at sim funded, but they do limit early payouts by capping the maximum amount per request until you build a payout streak. Pro uses an explicit payout buffer that must be cleared before your first withdrawal, and imposes a higher minimum per request.

No. MFFU states that once you have a live account, you cannot trade in the sim and live environments simultaneously. Plan your transition and position sizing to avoid conflicts during the switch.

Pricing snapshots for the new plans indicate aggressive entry costs compared to the market. For example, Core $50K has been listed at $77. Scale and Pro pricing rises with size. Resets are available for a fee if you want to recycle the same plan. Since MFFU runs promotions, verify current pricing and reset terms before purchasing.

MFFU is seen as reputable in several areas and offers well-priced evaluations. At the same time, we have observed suspicious tendencies such as shifting policies and rule clarity issues that can make planning harder for traders over longer horizons. Read every rule relevant to your plan and keep records of policy versions around the time you sign up. If predictability is your top priority, consider starting with alternatives recommended below.

For a stable and trustworthy futures prop path, we recommend:

• Apex Trader Funding for frequent promos, clear rules, and broad community support.
• Take Profit Trader for simple structures and predictable payouts.
• FundedNext for diversified funding routes and strong operational transparency.

These firms tend to maintain clearer policy histories and steadier rule enforcement, which reduces uncertainty for traders.