Tradeify vs MyFundedFutures: rules compared (2026)

Both lean on end-of-day trailing, which is kind to intraday traders — but they're opposites on the consistency rule, and that's what most payout complaints come down to.

Drawdown

Tradeify Growth Funded uses a $2,000 end-of-day trailing drawdown on a 50K, locking at $50,100. MyFundedFutures Pro uses a 3% EOD trailing drawdown ($1,500 on a 50K) that locks $100 above your start; its Rapid account instead uses a 4% intraday drawdown. Both EOD variants ignore intraday spikes.

Daily loss limit

Tradeify carries a $1,250 daily loss limit on a 50K — a built-in per-session backstop. MFFU Pro has no daily loss limit, leaving the trailing floor as the only hard constraint. Whether that's a feature or a risk depends on your discipline.

The rule that decides payouts

Tradeify enforces a 35% consistency cap — one of the tightest around — so a single big day can freeze your payout until you even it out across other sessions. MFFU's funded stage has no consistency rule at all: if your best day is $5,000 and it's your only profit, you can still withdraw. For payout freedom MFFU wins; for a daily-loss safety net Tradeify wins.

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