MyFundedFutures's $50,000 evaluation rules, explained with examples and with what they mean for your size. Checked in its help center (oct-2026). Rules change often: confirm them before you buy.
The rules at a glance
| MyFundedFutures 50K Pro | |
|---|---|
| Profit target | $3,000 |
| Max drawdown | $2,000 |
| How the floor rises | At each day's close |
| Stops rising at | $50,100 |
| Daily loss limit | None |
| Consistency | 50% |
| Minimum days | 2 |
| Time limit | None |
Also on one printable page (PDF).
What each rule means
End-of-day trailing. The floor is recalculated with the balance at the close of each session, so open profit during the day doesn't move it. Firms still watch it in real time: touching the floor during the day fails the account.
Where the floor stops. Once your balance is $52,100 or more, the floor stops at $50,100 and your buffer starts to grow. Note: the firm's official sources disagree on this (see the notes).
Consistency (MyFundedFutures 50K Pro). Your best day can be at most 50% of your total profit. With a $1,800 best day, you need at least $3,600 in total profit. Check the exact wording in the firm's help center: the details change.
Firm notes
- MyFundedFutures 50K Pro: Pro plan, checked Oct 22, 2026. Open losses count in real time, and if you go 7 calendar days in a row without trading the account can be closed. Where the floor stops: its end-of-day drawdown article says at $50,100 (what we simulate); the Pro plan page says it keeps trailing until the first payout. Ask before you buy. Rapid EOD uses 30% consistency and 4 minimum days.
What gets an account failed
Touching the drawdown floor, and breaking the conduct rules:
- News: Straddles and strangles around any news release are prohibited on all accounts; Rapid and Pro funded: flat with no orders from 2 minutes before to 2 minutes after FOMC, minutes, payrolls and CPI (and EIA inventories or agricultural reports if you trade energy or ags)
- Bots: Allowed if they're yours, with your own settings; no HFT and no exploiting simulated fills
- Trade copying: Allowed between your own accounts (Tradesyncer or Tradovate's group copier); copying another trader is prohibited
With our example trader
A trader who wins 45% of trades, makes $300 on winners, loses $200 on losers and takes 2 trades a day, in 4,000 simulated evaluations:
| Plan | Pass | Fail | Run out of time | Sessions to pass (median) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MyFundedFutures 50K Pro | 63% | 37% | 0% | 31 |
Hypothetical results. Run your own numbers in the evaluation simulator.
How much to risk
Your buffer should survive about 10 normal losses in a row: with a $2,000 drawdown, about $200 per trade, which is 4 micros with a 20-point Micro Nasdaq stop, counting commission and slippage. The full math: how many contracts to trade.
Compare and decide
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If you trade with NinjaTrader (or import your Tradovate or TradingView history), the Prop Firm Copilot shows you every day how far you are from the floor and whether you meet the consistency rule before you request a payout.
Sources: https://help.myfundedfutures.com/en/articles/10771500-copy-trading-at-myfundedfutures · https://help.myfundedfutures.com/en/articles/16596524-inactivity-rule-one-time-payment-model · https://help.myfundedfutures.com/en/articles/17573707-comprehensive-look-into-redesigned-pro-plan · https://help.myfundedfutures.com/en/articles/8230009-news-trading-policy · https://help.myfundedfutures.com/en/articles/8348565-end-of-day-eod-drawdown-explained · https://help.myfundedfutures.com/en/articles/8444599-fair-play-and-prohibited-trading-practices · https://myfundedfutures.com/plans/pro
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