How to pass MyFundedFutures (2026 rules)

As of 2026, MFFU runs several plans — Core, Pro, Rapid, Flex, and Builder — each with a 6% profit target but a different drawdown archetype. The standout feature across all of them: no daily loss limit. Unlike Topstep, Apex, or Take Profit Trader, there is no separate single-session cap that can pause or fail you. The trailing (or static) drawdown is the only loss-side rule.

The plan is the drawdown decision

Core and Pro use EOD trailing — recalculated at the close, forgiving of intraday swings. Rapid uses intraday trailing in exchange for a 90/10 split and fast daily payouts. Flex uses an EOD static floor that doesn't trail at all. Because the drawdown type drives everything, pick the plan whose mechanic matches your strategy: a systematic intraday edge that closes flat each session fits the Core/Pro EOD model best — which is also the trailing type our sizing is calibrated for.

The consistency rule shapes how you pass

A 50% consistency rule applies during evaluation on all plans: at the moment you request a pass, no single day may exceed half your total profit. This rewards exactly the kind of steady, similarly-sized trading a systematic approach produces, and penalizes the “one huge day” mentality that leads to oversizing. The evaluation has no time limit and only a minimal active-session requirement, so there's no reason to rush into outsized risk.

Passing and getting paid

With no daily loss limit, the discipline is simple to state: size against the trailing floor and never let a given-back gain push the trailed level up under you. Mind the Tier-1 news blackout (about two minutes either side of major releases, both phases) in your automation. Splits run 80/20 on Core/Pro and 90/10 on Rapid, and you can run multiple funded accounts — though beyond three, a copier and careful per-account rule handling become necessary.