MyFundedFutures rules explained: Builder, Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro

MyFundedFutures (MFFU) sells four current plans: Builder, Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro. Each is one evaluation, then a simulated funded account. They differ most on three things: the consistency rule, whether the funded drawdown trails intraday or at the end of the day, and how payouts work.

Everything below is from MFFU's Help Center and plan pages, as checked on the date above, mostly for the $50K size. A few of MFFU's own pages disagree with each other — those are flagged at the end. Check the linked page and your dashboard before you trade.

#The plans at a glance

	Eval consistency	Min days	Eval drawdown	Funded drawdown	Daily loss
Builder	None	1	End of day	End of day	Soft pause
Rapid	50%	2	End of day	Intraday	None
Rapid EOD	30%	4	End of day	End of day	None
Pro	50%	2	End of day	End of day	None

Builder, Rapid and Rapid EOD funded accounts start at a $0 balance, with the max loss below it — on a $50K plan the account can go to −$2,000 before the floor has trailed up.

#Drawdown: end of day, locking at +$100

MFFU calls the drawdown the Max Loss Limit (MLL). On Builder it "does not move intraday. It only adjusts after the market closes each session", and "The MLL locks permanently once it reaches $100 above the starting balance" (Builder 50K). Rapid EOD's funded account locks the same way: "Once your trailing Max Loss reaches $100, it locks there" (Rapid EOD 50K).

Rapid is different once funded: its funded drawdown trails intraday, from your equity high including open profit, and it also locks once the trailing max loss reaches $100 (Rapid 50K). An intraday trail can rise during a trade that later gives the gains back.

Pro funded: the MLL keeps trailing until your first payout; after it, the "MLL moves to $50,100 and remains static" on a $50K account (redesigned Pro plan).

On Builder, "Only breaching the Max Loss Limit (MLL) closes the account" — its daily loss limit only pauses you.

#Example 1: a Builder $50K evaluation trailing, then locking

End-of-day closes (MLL $2,000, starting floor $48,000):

Day	P&L	Closing balance	MLL after the close
1	+$900	$50,900	$48,900
2	+$700	$51,600	$49,600
3	+$500	$52,100	$50,100 — locked
4	−$1,000	$51,100	$50,100

On day 3 the MLL reaches $50,100 — $100 above the starting balance — and locks there permanently. On day 4 the account is $1,000 above it.

#Consistency: 30%, 50% or none

MFFU's rule: "no single day's profit should exceed 30% or 50% of your total evaluation profits made" — "30% on our Rapid EOD plans and 50% for Rapid Intraday and Pro plans". Builder has no consistency rule in the evaluation (Consistency Rule).

Going over doesn't fail you: "Exceeding the consistency targets does not breach the account" — you trade more days until your largest day is a small enough share of a bigger total. On a $50K account that means a largest day of at most $900 (Rapid EOD) or $1,500 (Rapid, Pro) if you want to pass at exactly the $3,000 target.

Builder's funded payouts have their own 50% rule: "your single largest profit day cannot represent more than 50% of your total profits in the cycle", and "This calculation resets after each approved payout" (Builder 50K). Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro have no funded consistency rule.

#Example 2: a Rapid EOD $50K evaluation at 30%

Profit target $3,000, at least 4 trading days.

Passes: +$800, +$700, +$600, +$500, +$600 = $3,200 over 5 days. Largest day $800 ÷ $3,200 = 25% — under 30%.

Not yet: +$1,200, +$700, +$600, +$500 = $3,000 — the target, but $1,200 ÷ $3,000 = 40%. To get to 30% the total must reach $1,200 ÷ 0.30 = $4,000: $1,000 more, with no day bigger than $1,200.

#Example 3: a Builder $50K payout cycle at 50%

A cycle of +$600 and +$400 = $1,000: the largest day is 60% of the cycle's profit — not yet. The total needs to reach $600 ÷ 0.50 = $1,200, so $200 more.

Add +$200: $1,200 in the cycle, and $600 ÷ $1,200 is exactly 50% — not more than 50%, so it qualifies. It also clears Builder 50K's $500 minimum net profit and its 2 qualifying days.

#Daily loss limits

• Builder: a soft limit — $600 / $1,000 / $1,750 / $2,500 for $25K / $50K / $100K / $150K. "Soft DLL does not breach your account", it pauses you for the rest of the session.
• Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro: no daily loss limit in the evaluation or the funded stage (Traders Evaluation Simplified, Rapid plan page).

#Payouts, in brief ($50K)

• Builder: 80/20; 50% cycle consistency; 2 qualifying days per cycle; at least $500 net profit above the $2,100 buffer for the first payout, then $500 since the last; $500–$2,000 per payout; live after the 5th approved payout (Builder plan).
• Rapid: 90/10, daily payouts, $500 minimum once the $2,100 buffer is cleared; no funded consistency (Rapid 50K).
• Rapid EOD: 90/10, daily; the $2,100 buffer for the first payout, then $500 net profit since the last; $500 minimum, no cap (Rapid EOD 50K).
• Pro: 80/20; the first payout qualifies "14 calendar days from day of first trade", with the $2,100 buffer cleared; $1,000 minimum (redesigned Pro plan).

#Trading hours and other rules

• Session. Trading runs from 6:00 PM EST "until the New York session closes at 4:10 PM EST", and "any open positions will be automatically closed at 4:10 PM EST" on regular trading days (Permitted Times to Trade).
• News. Around tier-1 releases (FOMC, the employment report, CPI…), "No positions or orders (including limit orders) can be open 2 minutes before and after the release" — on Rapid and Pro funded accounts. Evaluations and Builder aren't restricted (News Trading Policy).
• Prohibited: high-frequency trading and other practices that exploit sim fills (Fair Play); MFFU "prohibits hedging of any kind", including NQ against MNQ (Hedging).

#Where MFFU's own pages disagree

As of the checked date:

• Holding past the close: the trading-times article says open positions are closed automatically at 4:10 PM EST, while the Rapid plan page FAQ says "Holding overnight will breach the account."
• When Rapid's funded drawdown locks: the Help Center says once the trailing max loss reaches $100; the Rapid plan page FAQ adds "after your first payout".
• Builder $150K maximum payout: $4,500 per cycle in the Builder 150K article, $3,500 on the Builder plan page.
• Pro's $100,000 cap: the Pro plan page says both "per payout cycle" and "per user"; the Help Center says profits above it are forfeited, the plan page that the excess moves to a live balance.

#Track it on your own account

Ink has presets for MyFundedFutures Builder and Rapid EOD at $50K — evaluation and funded — with the max loss, end-of-day drawdown, the $100 lock level, the daily loss limit and consistency filled in. For other plans or sizes, enter the numbers above as custom rules. See firm presets, drawdown and consistency.

Ink is not affiliated with MyFundedFutures. The rules above are quoted from MFFU's Help Center and plan pages as checked on the date shown; MFFU can change them at any time — always check the linked pages.