My Funded Futures Builder 50K Promo Code BRIDGE: Default vs Reduced Loss Limit Price (2026)

I am Akash Mane, founder of Prop Firm Bridge, and I test this code at My Funded Futures' own checkout every day. Traders keep asking the same thing about the Builder 50K: it comes in two versions at checkout, which one should I buy, and what does the discount do to each? This guide answers that with the firm's own numbers. The rules and payout figures below come from the My Funded Futures help center page for the Builder Plan 50K guide. The prices with BRIDGE come from our My Funded Futures coupon code page, which is checked every day.

What you pay for the Builder 50K with BRIDGE

The Builder plan is My Funded Futures' one-step evaluation. At checkout you choose one of two maximum loss limit options. Here is what each costs before and after BRIDGE, as shown on our coupon page on 24 October 2026:

The activation fee is $0 on both, according to the firm's own help center, so the price in the table is the full cost of the evaluation. Resets and other plans are priced separately.

How to apply the My Funded Futures promo code

1. Go to the My Funded Futures challenge page and pick the Builder Plan at the 50K size.
2. Choose the Default option or the Reduced loss limit add-on.
3. Find the field marked "Discount Code".
4. Type BRIDGE and press Apply.
5. Check that the order summary shows the lower price before you pay.

If the price does not change, clear the field and enter the code again, and make sure you picked a plan before applying it. The code works in the Discount Code field, not in a general search box. If you want to see the other plans with BRIDGE first, our Rapid vs Builder vs Pro price and rules guide lists them side by side.

Default or Reduced loss limit: what actually differs

The evaluation rules are the same for both versions. The only change is the size of your cushion. Per the firm's help center:

In plain words: the add-on costs less because it gives you $500 less room before the account fails. If you size your trades small and stop out early, $1,500 can be enough. If you hold through noise or scale into positions, the extra $500 on Default is the cheaper kind of insurance than a reset. The loss limit carries through to the funded stages too, so the choice follows you after the evaluation.

What happens after you pass

When you reach the $3,000 target with at least one trading day logged, you are promoted to the Sim Funded stage. The Sim Funded account starts at $0, which means the balance can go negative before the loss limit trails up to breakeven. That is normal and expected, according to the firm. Only one Sim Funded Builder account can be active per user at a time. The sim funded stage keeps the same loss limit you picked at checkout: $2,000 on Default or $1,500 on the add-on, with the same $1,000 soft-pause daily limit and the same contract limit of 4 minis or 40 micros.

Builder payout rules in numbers

The firm's help center sets out the payout policy for the Builder plan. Both versions share it:

The buffer you must clear before any payout request is your maximum loss limit plus $100: $2,100 on Default and $1,600 on the add-on. This is the number many traders miss. The add-on lets you reach your first payout with $500 less profit than Default, because the buffer is smaller.

The firm gives a worked example. A trader on the $2,000 Default option clears the $2,100 buffer and builds $3,600 in total sim profits. That leaves $1,500 above the buffer, which meets the $500 minimum. The trader requests $1,500, which is within the $2,000 maximum. After the 80/20 split, the trader receives $1,200.

Which option should you buy?

Use your own trading style, not the price, to decide. A simple way to think about it:

• Pick Default ($2,000 loss limit) if you hold trades for more than a few minutes, trade volatile sessions or news, or you do not yet know your typical drawdown. With BRIDGE it costs $76.50.
• Pick the Reduced loss limit add-on ($1,500) if you already trade small, stop quickly and rarely draw down more than $1,000 in a session. With BRIDGE it costs $62.50 and the payout buffer is $500 lower.

The price gap with BRIDGE is $14. A single failed attempt costs more than that, so if you are unsure, the extra cushion is the more forgiving choice. If you are confident, the add-on is a fair, cheaper way in.

Live account rules after five payouts

After your fifth approved sim payout you are eligible to be promoted to a live funded account. According to the help center, the live account uses a $2,000 end-of-day trailing drawdown on Default or $1,500 on the add-on, which becomes static once the loss limit reaches $0. The minimum live payout is $250, and the profit split stays at 80/20. Read the full live section in the firm's guide before you plan around it, because live rules and any cooldown policies are the firm's to change.

How the Builder 50K compares with other plans

Our coupon page shows every plan with BRIDGE. For context, here are the 50K prices on 24 October 2026:

The Builder is the lowest-priced 50K evaluation on this list, and its payout cap is $2,000 per cycle. The Rapid plans are built around daily payouts and the Pro plan around larger payouts every 14 days, so the cheapest entry is not automatically the best fit if you plan to scale payouts. Compare the payout rules on each plan before you choose. The payout structures guide explains how those schedules differ in practice.

How BRIDGE is tested, and what it does not do

BRIDGE is the exclusive My Funded Futures code Prop Firm Bridge brings to traders. My Funded Futures confirmed to us that BRIDGE applies the firm's best public discount, so the percentage can move if the firm changes its public sale. When it moves, our coupon page changes the same day. I test it at the checkout of the firm every day and the date on the coupon page is the date of the last test. The code only reduces the price of the evaluation; it does not change the rules, the targets or the payout policy. Enter it at checkout before you pay.

Checklist before you pay

1. Pick Default or the Reduced loss limit add-on on purpose, not by price.
2. Enter BRIDGE in the Discount Code field and press Apply.
3. Confirm the summary shows the lower price, $76.50 or $62.50.
4. Read the firm's Builder 50K guide once, especially the payout and live sections.
5. Check our My Funded Futures coupon page for the latest verified date before you buy.