MyFundedFutures just added a fourth brand to its lineup. Funding Perpetuals, the multi-asset platform the company launched a little over a month ago, has been renamed MyFundedPerps and folded officially into the MyFundedFutures family.
The name change is cosmetic. The product underneath it isn’t small: one funded account that covers crypto, stocks, commodities, indices, and forex at the same time, instead of splitting a trader’s capital and attention across separate platforms for each asset class.
The Numbers
- Total funded allocation: up to $500,000 across multiple accounts
- Beta traction: 2,500+ active beta users in roughly one month
- Parent brand: MyFundedFutures, founded 2023, $225M+ paid out to traders since launch
- Sister brand: Funding Predicts, a prediction-markets prop firm the same team launched in June, its first product of 2026
- Status: Full public launch not live yet, described as “coming soon”
This is the second new platform this team has shipped in 2026, after Funding Predicts. Rolling both into a single family brand rather than running them as standalone companies suggests MyFundedFutures is building out a portfolio strategy, one login umbrella covering futures, prediction markets, and now multi-asset trading, rather than trying to be the biggest player in any single niche.
Why This Matters
Most prop firms still make you pick a lane. You trade futures at one firm, forex at another, crypto somewhere else, and you’re managing separate evaluations, separate rule sets, and separate payout schedules for each. A single account spanning five asset classes is a genuinely different pitch, and if MyFundedPerps can actually deliver risk management and payouts across that many markets without the rules turning into a mess, it’s a real differentiator rather than a marketing line.
The open question is execution. Multi-asset funded accounts are harder to risk-manage than single-market ones, since drawdown and consistency rules that make sense for a forex swing trader don’t necessarily translate cleanly to a crypto scalper or a commodities trader in the same account. 2,500 beta users in a month is a strong signal of demand. It says nothing yet about whether the risk model holds up once real money and real payout requests are involved.
Our Take
The MyFundedFutures name carries real weight in futures prop trading, and lending it to a rebranded month-old platform is a vote of confidence, not a rushed decision. Worth watching closely once the full launch happens: check whether the funded account genuinely nets risk across asset classes the way the pitch implies, or whether it’s five separate risk buckets wearing one login screen. That distinction is the difference between a real product innovation and a UX wrapper.
The parent brand’s payout numbers back up why the name carries weight: MyFundedFutures currently sits second among on-chain futures payers in our latest weekly payout report, behind only Tradeify Futures.
Source: Funding Perpetuals/MyFundedPerps press release via ABNewswire, 3 September 2026. Verified 9 September 2026.
