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MyFundedFutures Rapid 50K vs Rapid EOD 50K: rules compared

By TradeDesk HQ editorial desk · checked 2026-10-14 against the official sources below

The short answer

MyFundedFutures Rapid 50K and Rapid EOD 50K share a $3,000 profit target, a $2,000 max loss and no daily loss limit. Rapid: 5 minis, 50% consistency, 2 min days, intraday trailing once funded. Rapid EOD: 3 minis, 30% consistency, 4 min days, end-of-day trailing. Both: 90/10 daily payouts after a $2,100 buffer.

Side-by-side

Rule	Rapid 50K	Rapid EOD 50K
Profit target	$3,000	$3,000
Evaluation max loss	$2,000 (listed as end-of-day)	$2,000 (listed as end-of-day)
Daily loss limit	None	None
Max contracts	5 mini / 50 micro	3 mini / 30 micro
Evaluation consistency	50%	30%
Sim funded consistency	None	None
Minimum trading days	2	4
Sim funded max loss	$2,000 trailing intraday (includes open P&L), locks at $100	$2,000 trailing at each session close, locks at $100
T1 news trading	Evaluation yes, sim funded no	Evaluation yes, sim funded no
Payout buffer	$2,100 realized profit	$2,100 realized profit
Payouts	Daily, $500 minimum, first one 24h after first funded trade	Daily, $500 minimum, first one 24h after first funded trade; after that each unlocks at $500 net profit since the last; no cap per request
Profit split	90/10	90/10
Inactivity rule	not stated in the plan article	7 days
Max funded accounts	not stated in the plan article	3
Activation fee	None	None

How the consistency rule works

MyFundedFutures (MFFU) applies its consistency rule in the evaluation only: no single day's profit should exceed 50% (Rapid) or 30% (Rapid EOD) of your total evaluation profits. MFF's own example: with a $3,000 target, the 50% rule caps one day at $1,500. That example uses the profit target as the base, while the rule text refers to total evaluation profits. Going over does not fail the account; you just trade more days until the ratio is met. Neither Rapid plan has a consistency rule for payouts.

Intraday vs end-of-day trailing once funded

On Rapid, the sim funded max loss follows your equity high including unrealized profit, so a winning trade that reverses can still pull you toward the limit. On both plans the limit never moves down. The difference is timing: Rapid EOD only moves it up at the session close, so intraday highs do not raise it. On both, the sim funded balance starts at $0 and the max loss stops trailing and locks at $100 once it reaches that level, so you must always keep at least $100.

Payouts

You need $2,100 in realized profit before the first request, the minimum request is $500 and the split is 90% to you (the 90% split applies as of 12 January 2026, per MFF's payout policy). Larger Rapid accounts need a bigger buffer: $3,100 on 100K and $4,600 on 150K. MyFundedFutures says most payout requests are approved instantly, and manual reviews can take up to 6 to 12 business hours on weekdays.

Going live

A Rapid account moves to Live automatically after $10,000 net profit in a single trading day; profit above $10,000 that day is forfeited. The risk team can also move consistent payout earners. Up to $5,000 of sim funded profit goes into a Reserve, and the Live 50K account has a $2,000 end-of-day max loss that stops at $0, 3 minis / 30 micros (so a Rapid 50K trader drops from 5 minis to 3 on Live) and daily 90/10 payouts. Rapid EOD 50K follows the same Live rules. Live starts at $0 and can go negative until the limit trails up to $0, there is no buffer on Live, reaching the limit closes the account immediately, and you cannot trade sim and Live at the same time.

Sources

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