My Funded Futures Studio #003 $5,000

Studio #003 is the cheapest way into MFFU at $75. It was added to the Studio lineup on October 14, 2026 and follows the same rules as #001 and #002: a static $250 Max Loss Limit, no daily loss limit and no consistency rule. Make $500 to pass, then request payouts on Sim Funded whenever you’re at least $100 in profit.

Key Facts

• Profit target: $500 | Max Loss Limit: $250 (static) | Daily Loss Limit: none
• Max contracts: 5 micros, no minis
• No consistency rule and no minimum trading days
• Sim Funded: 80/20 split, payouts anytime, $100 minimum, no buffer, $2,500 daily profit cap

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Static $250 Max Loss Limit, so the floor sits at $4,750 and never moves. No daily loss limit, no consistency rule and no minimum trading days, so you can pass in one day. Micros only, up to 5 contracts, no minis. News trading allowed. Must trade at least once every 7 calendar days. Hyperprop only. Sold only on the Studio page with a daily purchase cap. Added to the Studio lineup on October 14, 2026.

No scaling plan. Full 5 micro size from the start.

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Sim Funded starts at a $0 balance with the same static $250 Max Loss Limit (floor at -$250). No daily loss limit and no consistency rule. Daily profit cap of $2,500: net realized profit above that in a single trading day is forfeited. Payouts anytime, $100 minimum, no buffer or waiting period. Wait for the payout amount to be deducted before trading again. Only 1 active Studio account at a time (Evaluation or Sim Funded). Must trade at least once every 7 calendar days. Live after 5 approved payouts or $5,000 total requested: starting balance is 40% of total requested (capped at $2,000), EOD trailing MLL equal to the starting balance that locks at $100, 90/10 split, $250 minimum, one payout request per day, up to 1 mini or 10 micros.

Things to Remember

• The $250 limit is static, so your floor is fixed at $4,750 in the evaluation. It never trails, but $250 leaves very little room, so keep your size and stops tight.
• Sim Funded starts at a $0 balance with the same $250 static floor. There’s no buffer to build before your first payout.
• Close all positions before you request a payout, and wait for the amount to be deducted before you trade again.
• Any profit above $2,500 in a single day on Sim Funded is forfeited.
• You can only hold 1 Studio account at a time, either an evaluation or a Sim Funded account.
• Studio accounts trade on Hyperprop only, and there’s a daily purchase cap. If it says sold out, check again after midnight ET.
• After 5 approved payouts or $5,000 total requested, you’re eligible for Live. Live starts at 40% of what you’ve requested (up to $2,000), with an end-of-day trailing drawdown, a 90/10 split and a limit of 1 mini or 10 micros.

FAQ

What’s the difference between Studio #001, #002 and #003?

Only the size. #003 is $5K for $75, #001 is $10K for $140 and #002 is $20K for $280. The drawdown, contract limit, daily profit cap and payout minimum scale with the size. The rules are otherwise the same.

Why is the payout minimum lower on this one?

With a $500 target and $250 drawdown, a $250 minimum would be hard to reach. #003 lets you request from $100 instead.

Can I trade minis?

Not in the evaluation or Sim Funded. It’s micros only, up to 5 contracts. On Live the limit becomes 1 mini or 10 micros.

Want the full picture on My Funded Futures? See the My Funded Futures Overview for every plan and how this one compares.

Gourang Parekh

I’ve been trading for over 5 years, mainly across Indian markets, futures, forex, crypto, and CFDs. Over the years, I’ve traded with a lot of different brokers and prop firms and spent a huge amount of time testing their rules, platforms, pricing, drawdown models, payout systems, and trading conditions.

I’ve been through plenty of failed prop firm challenges myself before eventually figuring out what works for me. That experience has given me a pretty practical understanding of what traders actually deal with when choosing a prop firm or trading platform.

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