MyFundedFutures (MFFU) rules, explained

MFFU stands out for what it does NOT have — no daily loss limit and no funded consistency rule — which changes how you should manage risk. Here is what actually applies.

Pro vs Rapid drawdown

MFFU funded accounts come in two flavors. Pro uses a 3% end-of-day trailing drawdown — on a 50K that is $1,500, recalculated on your closing balance, locking $100 above your start. Rapid uses a 4% intraday trailing drawdown — $2,000 on a 50K, following your unrealized highs and locking at your starting balance. Same firm, very different risk profile.

No daily loss limit

No MFFU plan has a daily loss limit. That sounds freeing, but it means the trailing drawdown is the only thing between you and a breach — there is no per-day backstop, so one runaway session can do more damage than at a firm with a DLL.

No funded consistency rule

MFFU funded accounts have no consistency cap, so a single big day will not lock your payout the way it would at Apex (50%) or Tradeify (35%). Always confirm against your current plan — firms adjust terms.

Risk-tracking tool, not financial advice, not affiliated with any prop firm. Verify rules against your firm's current terms.