My Funded Futures review

My Funded Futures’ best-scored pillar is rules, at 87 out of 100. It is also the one that demands the most attention: the rulebook does not stay the same on either side of the finish line. Between the evaluation and the funded account, the drawdown calculation changes and trading through announcements goes from allowed to prohibited.

My Funded Futures: under three years old, a single market

Founded in November 2023 by Matthew Leech, registered in Delaware, the firm handles futures only. A single instrument universe, but five platforms to reach it: NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, Quantower and Volumetrica. The last two are rare among competitors and speak to order-flow traders, who usually have no choice of tool.

Our trust pillar places it at 83. Declared satisfaction is the highest in our futures database: 4.9 out of 5 on Trustpilot across 21,328 reviews, 95% of them top marks, recorded on 28 August 2026. Volume counts as much as the score: it implies a payout flow that genuinely circulates.

The caveat is chronological. A firm launched in late 2023 has a short payment history against the segment’s established players, and that is what an excellent Trustpilot score does not offset: the question is not whether it pays today, but whether it will still pay when the flow of new evaluations slows.

Four My Funded Futures plans, one phase, the same target

In August 2026, the firm sells four plans: Rapid, Rapid EOD, Builder and Pro. They share a common architecture — a single evaluation phase, a 6% profit target, no activation fee.

The Rapid comes at $25,000, $50,000, $100,000 and $150,000, with targets of $1,500, $3,000, $6,000 and $9,000, two minimum trading days and no daily loss limit. The Pro takes the same mechanics from $50,000 up. The Builder, limited to $25,000 and $50,000 accounts, requires only a single trading day and imposes no consistency rule.

The absence of a daily loss limit is the real advantage of this rulebook and explains a good share of the 87 score: a bad session does not mechanically eliminate you as long as the total drawdown holds.

Against that, Rapid and Pro impose a 50% consistency rule during the evaluation. It caps the weight of your best day in total profit: on a $50,000 account, where the target is $3,000, finishing the run on a single exceptional session becomes impossible, you have to spread it out. The exact wording deserves to be read on the site before buying. That constraint targets only the evaluation, not the funded account.

The Builder promises a one-day pass. That is true on paper, but reaching 6% in a session implies position sizing that bears no relation to prudent management: the argument is commercial, the risk of burning the evaluation that same day is real.

The My Funded Futures drawdown: what “trailing” covers here

Our data records a maximum total drawdown of 4% on end-of-day trailing. On the Rapid: $1,000 on the 25K, $2,000 on the 50K, $3,000 on the 100K, $4,500 on the 150K. The cushion therefore does not follow account size — $4,500 on the 150K against $1,000 on the 25K, for six times the capital. Big accounts are proportionally tighter.

During the evaluation, the floor only rises at the close of a session that ended at a new high: you have the whole day to breathe.

On a sim-funded Rapid account, the regime switches to intraday trailing from the equity high. The floor then rises in real time, including on unrealised profit: a position that runs up sharply then comes back to its entry has permanently consumed part of your room without a dollar being banked. The drawdown eventually freezes $100 above the starting balance, but until that lock is reached, every new high reduces your margin for error instead of widening it.

Cashing out at My Funded Futures: the buffer mechanic

The first withdrawal can happen the day after the first trade, one of the shortest delays on the market. But you first have to have built the required buffer of realised profits: $2,100 on a 50K, $3,100 on a 100K.

Those thresholds are not arbitrary. On a 50K, with $2,000 of trailing drawdown, a $2,100 buffer places the floor exactly $100 above the initial balance — the locking point. The withdrawal is authorised at the precise moment the account can no longer fall below its starting balance: no payout before the risk carried by the firm is neutralised.

The rhythms then diverge. The Rapid pays every 24 hours, $500 minimum, at 90/10 — the house’s most favourable split. The Builder pays every 48 hours at 80/20, moving to a live account after five payouts via the broker Blue Row Capital. The Pro runs on a 14-day cycle, $1,000 minimum, capped at $100,000 per cycle, at 80/20, with no daily loss limit and no consistency once funded.

Our payouts pillar comes out at 80. What can delay or block a payment: the buffer not reached, the minimum amount not reached, identity verification — mandatory here — and a breach of the funded-stage rulebook. The trap is there: trading through T1-level announcements is allowed during the evaluation, prohibited once funded. The strategy that gets you through may be exactly the one that loses you the account afterwards.

Price, My Funded Futures’ lowest score

60 out of 100 is the weak pillar, for two reasons. Evaluation fees are not refunded at the first payout, unlike part of the market: a failed attempt is a sunk cost. And the price of a reset is not published in our data, even though that is what determines the real cost of a multi-attempt run.

Our profile does not publish a complete price grid. The only dated record we have is a discount shown on myfundedfutures.com on 28 August 2026, with code CLUB: Rapid plan from $105 instead of $209. Permanent discounts are the norm in this sector — check above all which account size the advertised entry price corresponds to.

82 countries excluded by My Funded Futures

This is the point to check first. The list has 82 entries and goes well beyond the usual perimeter of international sanctions: China, Turkey, Russia, Taiwan, the United Arab Emirates, South Africa, but also Romania, Croatia, Malta and Slovenia, four European Union member states. France is accepted.

Identity verification is mandatory. If your situation touches one of those countries — residence, nationality, documents, extended stay — settle it with support before buying, not after passing an evaluation. Our support pillar is scored 79.

Who My Funded Futures suits, and who it does not

The profile that gets the most out of this firm is the intraday futures trader: they close within the session, cash out small amounts frequently and think in drawdown dollars rather than percentages. The Rapid at 90/10 with daily withdrawal is built for them, and the order-flow enthusiast attached to Quantower or Volumetrica finds rare access here.

The wrong profile is quicker to describe. Anyone who gives positions room and hands back unrealised profit will be penalised by the intraday trailing. The macro announcement trader will have to change method the day they get funded. The swing trader should buy nothing without first confirming the overnight and weekend holding rules, which our data does not cover. Finally, anyone aiming at a multi-year capital trajectory will find the ceiling low: $150,000 maximum allocation, and no scaling plan in our data.

What to check on My Funded Futures’ site before paying

Four points are not documented here and change the value of the offer: overnight and weekend holding, robots and copy trading, the maximum evaluation duration, the payout methods. Add the price of a reset and the literal wording of the consistency rule.

The most decisive remains the exact plan you are buying. Rapid and Rapid EOD do not calculate drawdown the same way on the funded stage, and that parameter alone decides the real difficulty of the run. A total of 80 out of 100 in our ranking, data recorded on 28 August 2026.