MyFundedFutures: The #1 Prop Firm - Full Guide/Review

MyFundedFutures is currently the cheapest and easiest path to funding in the entire prop-firm industry; all while being the gold standard for payout speed and customer service! Each of their trading accounts has unique variations (like starter vs expert), and this site will show you which one is best for you along with all of the evaluation and funding policies. Be sure to automatically get the highest available discount by clicking and using code Iman. Thank you. Let’s get started.


Just to demonstrate “cheaper and easier,” check out this 50k-account comparison

TradeDay Topstep MyFundedFutures (STARTER)
Trailing max drawdown $2,000 $2,000 $2,500
Profit target $2,500 $3,000 $3,000
Drawdown to profit target ratio 2:2.5 (.8) 2:3 (.67) 2.5:3 (.834)
Activation fee for funding $139 $149 NO ACTIVATION FEE
Cost of a reset $100 $49 $80
Cost to get funded on first try $271 $198 $76
Cost to get funded on third try $471 $296 $228

As you can see, choosing MyFundedFutures means paying less money to get funded on evaluations that are easier to pass. The starter plan has better drawdown to profit target ratios, better pricing, no activation fees, no consistency or minimum trading day rules unlike other firms, and so much more that we’ll cover below. Even if it takes you 3 tries, you’re still saving $68 compared to Topstep. That’s a great deal. So, let’s see how their different plans compare against each other (like which ones are easier to pass and get payouts).


MyFundedFutures’ starter vs starter plus vs expert trading plans

MFFU has three different versions of their 50k, 100k, and 150k trading accounts. These 3 versions (“plans”) have very different policies, so let’s take a look at just some the most important differences. After that, we’ll explore each plan in more detail to further help you decide which is best.

Starter Starter plus Expert
Profit Target $3K $3K $4K
Max Position 3 Contracts 3 Contracts 5 Contracts
Daily Loss Limit $1.2K x x
Max Drawdown $2.5K $2K $2K
Drawdown Mode EOD EOD EOD
Activation Fee x x x
Consistency in Eval x 50% x
Consistency in Funded 40% x x
Scaling Rule x
Cost after code Iman $76 $114 $157

Which plan should you choose?

We’ll break down each plan and their unique payout policies even more after this. Personally, I exclusively trade the expert plans, but I would’ve used the starter plans in the beginning/middle of my prop-firm journey. Go with the starter plan unless you can take advantage of the expert plan’s better payout policies. Expert plans are harder to pass and more expensive, but payouts are far easier. Starter plans are cheap and easy to pass with just a couple of rules for getting payouts. I’m trading through MFFU because I think they’re the best. If I thought there was a better firm, then I’d be trading through that firm. It’s really that simple. Below, I’ve gathered the most important information on each of the trading plans (including the newer plans).


Starter plans - evaluation parameters and payout policies

Parameters Starter 50K Starter 100K Starter 150K
Profit Target $3,000 $6,000 $9,000
Maximum Loss Limit $2,500 $3,500 $5,000
Daily Loss Limit $1,200 $2,400 $3,600
Price $80 $150 $220
Reset $80 $150 $220
Max Contracts 3 minis 6 minis 9 minis
Scaling Yes Yes Yes
Consistency 40% (Funded only) 40% (Funded only) 40% (Funded only)
Qualification for Payouts 5 winning days of $100/ possibility of weekly payouts 5 winning days of $200/ possibility of weekly payouts 5 winning days of $300/ possibility of weekly payouts
Withdrawal Limit Up to $1,200 for each payout until 30 winning days or $6,000 in payouts achieved. After the first payout, Maximum Loss Limit moves to $50,100 Up to $2,400 for each payout until 30 winning days or $12,000 in payouts achieved. After the first payout, Maximum Loss Limit moves to $100,100 Up to $3,600 for each payout until 30 winning days or $18,000 in payouts achieved. After the first payout, Maximum Loss Limit moves to $150,100

The most important information about the starter plans

  • For the evaluation

  • No minimum trading days or consistency rule (can be passed in 1 day)

  • Max daily loss limits (soft breach; you don’t fail the evaluation)

  • Cheapest and easiest path to funding in the entire industry

  • Once you’re funded

    • Scaling plan

    • 40% consistency rule and 5 minimum winning days for payouts

    • Smaller profit threshold than the expert plans before you are moved to a live account


Expert plans - evaluation parameters and rules

Expert 50K Expert 100k Expert 150k
Max Position Size 5 Contracts 10 Contracts 15 Contracts
Max Drawdown $2,000 $3,000 $4,500
Profit Target $4,000 $8,000 $12,000
Daily Drawdown x x x
Scaling Rule x x x
Consistency Rule x x x
Max Daily Loss x x x
Minimum Payout $1,000 $1,000 $1,000
  • For the evaluation

    • no daily loss limit

    • No minimum trading days or consistency rule (can be passed in 1 day)

    • More expensive with harder drawdown:profit target ratios

  • Once you’re funded

    • No scaling plan (immediate access to max position sizes)

    • No daily loss limit

    • No consistency rule

    • No minimum “winning days” rule

    • VERY high profit threshold

    • The 50k account has a $2,100 buffer. Before you reach it, you can make a one-time 60% withdrawal. For example, if you have $2,000 in profit, you can withdraw 60% of it ($1,200). Remember, the minimum withdrawal amount is $1,000, so your plan needs to be clear on whether to take that first payout before the buffer or to continue trading past it.


And how about the new “Starter Plus” plans?

  • Starter Plus is really just the hybrid version of starter and expert plans, and it has some clear advantages and disadvantages. So, let’s keep this very simple. You should go with starter plus if:

1. The expert plan is not worth the increase in price, max position size, and evaluation-difficulty

and if:

2. You don’t want the starter plan’s daily loss limit and/or 40% consistency rule for payouts

  • Those are pretty much the only differences. However, having no scaling rule on the expert plan is something major worth pointing out. Starter and starter plus users need to grow their accounts to gradually get access to higher max position sizes, whereas expert users immediately get access to the max size. It appears that this isn’t an option on their site anymore, so perhaps it was an experimental plan on their end.


The new “milestone” plan explained in two minutes

Their new plan is a type of instant-funding. The video below explains everything and each plan in just 2 minutes.

This graphic includes the new 25k account (released the day after my video). Personally, I’d rather trade the expert plans, but I do see the value in this new model.


Important notes and rules to keep in mind when trading with MFFU

  • Account activity

    • MyFundedFutures requires 1 trade minimum per week to keep all funded accounts open

      • They say to reach out to them if you are unable to meet that requirement (like if you are about to go on vacation)

      • Check the graphic on the milestone plan for its own unique activity rules

  • Scalping policy

    • Trades on the Nasdaq need to be 5 or more points

    • Trades on the S&P 500 need to be 2 or more points

    • A few break even or small trades is fine. It only becomes an issue if ALL your trades are small scalps. Some people shockingly misinterpret this as not being allowed to move your stop to breakeven.

    • Click here to see their website’s up-to-date policy on scalping

  • Discounts and Coupons

    • Iman will always update to the best available discount (if there is one) for evaluations and resets. However, they recently changed it so that only paying via bank transfer gets you the standard 5% discount. This was obviously done to save money on the high fees that come from using credit cards. So, if you want that extra discount, use a bank transfer with the routing and account number. It’s actually very easy to do if you’re unfamiliar with how that works. Regardless, using my code is greatly appreciated.

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