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Apex Trader Funding vs MyFundedFutures: which one-time-fee firm?

Updated 2026-10-26

Short answer

Both firms sell one-time-fee evaluations with no recurring billing. Apex fits traders who want no evaluation consistency rule, a possible one-day pass and 100% payout splits. MyFundedFutures fits traders who want daily funded payouts and a Rapid plan with no daily loss limit. Apex closes each funded account after 6 payouts; MFFU sets no payout-count cap.

At a glance	Apex Trader Funding	My Funded Futures
Trader rating	4.2 (21,420)	4.9 (22,575)
Cheapest plan	$167/mo ($25K)	$105 ($25K)
Plans we track	34	13
Account sizes	$25K, $50K, $100K, $150K, $250K, $300K	$25K, $50K, $100K, $150K
Evaluation types	1 Step	1 Step
Max loss types	EOD Trailing, Intraday Trailing	EOD Trailing, Trailing
Daily loss limit	24% of plans	31% of plans
Best standard split	100%	90%
Years operating	5	2
Code right now	None	CLUB (40% off)

Cheapest plan at each size

The lowest list price each firm charges at that account size, with that plan's rules.

Size	Firm	Plan	Price	Target	Max loss	Daily limit	Split
$25K	Apex Trader Funding	Apex Trader Funding - Rithmic - Legacy - 1-Step - 25K	$167/mo	6%	6% Intraday Trailing	None	100%
	My Funded Futures	My Funded Futures - Builder - 1-Step - 25K	$105	6%	4% EOD Trailing	$600	80%
$50K	Apex Trader Funding	Apex Trader Funding - Rithmic - Legacy - 1-Step - 50K	$197/mo	6%	5% Intraday Trailing	None	100%
	My Funded Futures	My Funded Futures - Builder - 1-Step - 50K	$153	6%	4% EOD Trailing	$1,000	80%
$100K	Apex Trader Funding	Apex Trader Funding - Rithmic - Legacy - 1-Step - 100K	$297/mo	6%	3% Intraday Trailing	None	100%
	My Funded Futures	My Funded Futures - Builder - 1-Step - 100K	$282	6%	3% EOD Trailing	$1,750	80%
$150K	Apex Trader Funding	Apex Trader Funding - Rithmic - Legacy - 1-Step - 150K	$497/mo	6%	3.3% Intraday Trailing	None	100%
	My Funded Futures	My Funded Futures - Builder - 1-Step - 150K	$398	6%	3% EOD Trailing	$2,500	80%

Pick Apex Trader Funding if…

You want the simplest evaluation: no consistency rule, no minimum days, and a one-day pass is possible
You want 100% of every approved payout on the new Performance Accounts
You want a choice of drawdown model: end-of-day or real-time intraday trailing
You want to run up to 20 accounts at once

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Pick My Funded Futures if…

You want daily funded payouts: Rapid pays every 24 hours, starting a day after your first trade
You want no hard daily loss limit: the Rapid plan has none in either stage
You want no payout-count cap: MFFU does not close a funded account after a fixed number of payouts
You want no consistency rule once funded on the Rapid plan

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How do payouts compare?

Apex's new Performance Accounts pay 100% of approved requests. Eligibility takes 5 qualifying days of at least $250 each on the 50K EOD account ($200 on Intraday), a $500 minimum, a 50% consistency check per request, and a permanent safety net of $52,100 on a 50K (drawdown plus $100), so the smallest request needs a $52,600 balance. The structural catch: 6 payouts maximum per account, capped at $1,500 to $3,000 per request on a 50K depending on product and payout number, then the account closes.

MFFU's Rapid pays 90% with no payout-count cap. After the $2,100 buffer (50K), you can request $500 or more every 24 hours with no consistency rule, and MFFU says over 75% of requests are auto-approved in under a second.

Which rules catch traders out?

Apex's Intraday evaluation trails your peak balance in real time, including unrealized gains, while its EOD evaluation adds a fixed $1,000 daily loss limit (50K). Both new funded account types enforce a tier-based daily loss limit intraday, and the 6-payout lifetime cap surprises traders who expect a permanent account.

MFFU's Rapid evaluation applies a 50% best-day consistency rule, and its Builder plan carries a $1,000 soft-pause daily loss limit and locks the max loss limit at $100 above the starting balance after your first payout, leaving only the balance above that locked floor as room.

How do the funded accounts differ?

Apex's Performance Account keeps the evaluation's size and drawdown model, adds tier-based contract scaling and an intraday-enforced daily loss limit, keeps the safety net for life, and enforces an inactivity rule. After the sixth payout it closes.

MFFU's funded rules follow the plan: Rapid uses an intraday drawdown with daily payouts, Builder and Pro use end-of-day trailing drawdowns with 80/20 splits. Live-account transitions are milestone-based; on Rapid, $10,000 net profit in a single day triggers an automatic move, while Builder requires 5 consecutive payouts.

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Frequently asked questions

Which firm has the easier evaluation?

Apex: no consistency rule and no minimum days on its new products, so one strong session can pass. MFFU's Rapid needs 2 minimum days and a 50% best-day consistency check. Both set a $3,000 target with a $2,000 drawdown on the 50K.

Which pays more per payout?

Apex pays 100% of approved amounts but caps each 50K account at $1,500 to $3,000 per request and 6 payouts total. MFFU's Rapid pays 90% with no payout-count cap once the $2,100 buffer is cleared. Traders planning many payouts keep more flexibility at MFFU.

Do both use trailing drawdowns?

Yes, with different clocks. Apex's EOD trails once daily at close; Apex's Intraday trails in real time including unrealized gains. MFFU's Rapid uses an intraday drawdown when funded, while its evaluation drawdown is end-of-day trailing.

Are there recurring fees?

Neither on current main plans. Apex's new products are one-time 30-day fees with no reset option, and MFFU's plans are one-time payments with no activation fee and no renewals.

Prices are list prices from each firm's own site at our last update. Rankings are never paid. Prop trading can cost you every fee you pay.