Funded Futures Network has spun out a new brand called FFN Perps. It sells one-step evaluations on simulated perpetual contracts across 134 markets that stay open all week, including weekends.
The markets cover 52 crypto, 58 stocks, 6 indices, 8 commodities and 10 forex pairs. All of them trade on the same account under the same rules. Evaluations run from $10,000 to $100,000 and cost $35 to $199 on the Core plan. There is no activation fee, no consistency rule, no minimum trading days and no time limit.
Core accounts have a 7% profit target and a 3% end-of-day trailing max loss with no daily loss limit. Pro and Max add a daily loss limit and use a static max loss. Once funded, the payout is a fixed amount each time the balance hits 5% above the cycle baseline. On a Core $10,000 account that is $250 for a $500 gain. On a $100,000 it is $1,000 for a $5,000 gain. The trader keeps 100% of the payout. Each funded account closes after four payouts, and there is a $50,000 lifetime cap per trader.
All accounts are simulated. No orders go to a live market. Prices are modeled from third-party data, and approved payouts go out through Rise. Copy trading is allowed across up to five accounts. Maximum leverage on the official site is 25x on BTC, 15x on ETH and lower on other markets, though some coverage has cited higher figures.
The launch sits in a wider move toward perpetual products. MyFundedFutures already has MyFundedPerps, Tradeify runs a crypto perpetual product, and regulated venues including Kalshi have cleared or are moving toward stock and index perpetuals.
For a trader this means access to stocks, crypto and other assets on weekends and overnight without having to flatten before the futures close. The fixed payout and hard close after four payouts are the main limits. The $50,000 lifetime cap also caps how much any one person can extract from the program.
Our Take: The 24/7 multi-asset setup is a real difference from standard futures props. The fixed payouts and four-payout close make it more of a structured challenge product than an open-ended funded account. Check the leverage numbers and the exact rules on ffnperps.com before treating third-party summaries as current.
Sources & Evidence
- 🟢 Primary source: FFN Perps official site
- 🔵 Independent source: Finance Magnates coverage
- 🟣 Secondary source: TokenPost report
- ⚪ Context: Leverage figures on the official site differ from some third-party reports; site lists lower max leverage on BTC and ETH.