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Rules and regulations for My Funded Futures accounts
My Funded Futures Rules
My Funded Futures Rules
These rules apply across MFFU's Builder, Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro plans unless a specific plan page says otherwise. Check the plan page for exact numbers on drawdown, profit target and consistency percentage.
Trading Hours
MFFU's platform is open 6:00pm to 4:10pm EST, following CME hours with the usual daily break. All open positions must be closed before the daily session ends; MFFU does not allow holding positions overnight or into the weekend on any plan.
Consistency Rule, by Plan
| Plan | Where it applies | The rule |
|---|---|---|
| Builder | Funded payouts only, not the evaluation | No single day can be more than 50% of your total profit in that payout cycle. It resets after each approved payout. |
| Rapid | Evaluation only | No single day can be more than 50% of your total profit needed to pass. |
| Rapid EOD | Evaluation only | No single day can be more than 30% of your total profit needed to pass. |
| Pro | Evaluation only | No single day can be more than 50% of your total profit needed to pass. |
None of the four plans apply a consistency rule to Rapid, Rapid EOD or Pro funded accounts. Only Builder carries a consistency rule into the funded stage, and there it applies to payouts rather than daily trading.
Daily Loss Limit
Builder is the only family with a Daily Loss Limit, and it's a soft pause: $1,000 on the $50K sizes. Hitting it stops you trading for the rest of the day, but it doesn't fail the account. Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro have no Daily Loss Limit on any size.
Maximum Loss Limit (Trailing Drawdown)
Every evaluation trails end of day. Once you're funded, Rapid switches to an intraday trailing floor, while Builder, Rapid EOD and Pro stay end-of-day. In every case the floor locks once it reaches starting balance plus $100 (or, for Builder's live stage, once it reaches breakeven), and from that point your balance has to stay above the lock level.
Hedging
MFFU prohibits hedging of any kind. Hedging is defined as opening both a buy and a sell position on the same underlying asset at the same time, and this includes different contracts on the same underlying, such as holding E-mini NQ and Micro NQ together, since both track the Nasdaq.
Prohibited Trading Practices
MFFU's Fair Play policy blocks strategies that exploit gaps between the simulated and live markets. The main categories:
- Automated trading: high-frequency trading isn't allowed. Other automated strategies are fine as long as they don't target the simulated environment's favorable fills, and any automation on a live account has to follow CME guidelines.
- Order and market conduct: no stacking multiple limit orders at the same price to manipulate fills, no trading gapped or illiquid markets for isolated fills, no exploiting the absence of slippage with tight brackets, and no coordinating trades across unconnected accounts.
- Tier 1 news: restricted per the plan's news trading rule.
- Device and account sharing: each trader manages their own account. Copy trading between traders, or sharing a device between traders, isn't allowed.
Violations can mean immediate account termination, confiscation of profits earned through the violation, and evaluations being reviewed and denied funding, even after they've passed.
Tradable Instruments
MFFU supports a standard CME/CBOT/COMEX/NYMEX lineup: equity index futures (ES, MES, NQ, MNQ, RTY, M2K, YM, MYM, NKD, EMD), currency futures (6A, 6B, 6C, 6E, 6J, 6S, 6N and their micros), interest rate futures (ZT, ZF, ZN, ZB, UB, TN), agricultural futures (ZC, ZW, ZS, ZM, ZL, plus livestock), energy futures (CL, MCL, QM, NG, QG, HO, RB), and metals (GC, MGC, SI, HG, PL and their micros). Micro Bitcoin (MBT) is treated as a mini contract for sizing purposes.
MFFU periodically adjusts which instruments are tradable and adds temporary size caps on volatile products (for example, a metals micro-contract cap tied to account size has applied at times). Always check the current instrument list on MFFU's own site before trading, since these restrictions change.
Commissions
Commissions are charged round-turn, per contract. They vary by instrument, from under $1 on many micro contracts (for example around $0.74 on Micro E-mini S&P and Micro E-mini Nasdaq) up to roughly $4-5 round-turn on full-size index and metals contracts. The exact schedule is on MFFU's own instrument list, since it's periodically updated.
Inactivity
Sim funded accounts close if you don't place a trade for 7 calendar days.
Restricted Countries
MFFU can't accept traders from a list of countries for regulatory and compliance reasons, including Afghanistan, China, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Pakistan, Russia, Syria and roughly 60 others. If you already hold an account and travel to a restricted country, you can keep trading it, but you can't buy new accounts or reset an existing one while there. Check MFFU's current restricted countries list before signing up, since it changes.
KYC
MFFU requires identity verification (KYC) before funding, including government-issued ID and proof of address, and runs ongoing KYC/AML monitoring on funded accounts.
Refund and Reset Policy
Not confirmed from MFFU's own documentation, flagging rather than guessing. If you have the current refund and reset fee schedule, send it and I'll add it here.
See the My Funded Futures Overview for how these rules play out across each plan.
