My Funded Futures Prices With BRIDGE: Every Account Size From $25K to $150K (50% Off, November 2026)

Quick answer: My Funded Futures (MFFU) sells 15 accounts across four account sizes ($25K, $50K, $100K and $150K), and the code BRIDGE takes 50% off every one. The cheapest is the Builder $25K at $52.50 (list price $105). The most expensive is the Pro $150K at $278.50 (list price $557). I opened the four $50K plans at MFFU's own checkout on 11 November 2026 and saw the Builder go from $153 to $76.50, the Rapid from $209 to $104.50, the Rapid EOD from $225 to $112.50 and the Pro from $265 to $132.50.

My Funded Futures coupon code "BRIDGE": 50% off, verified 2026
MFFU promo code "BRIDGE": 50% off, tested at checkout on 11 November 2026
My Funded Futures discount code "BRIDGE": 50% off, checked daily

BRIDGE, the code I used at checkout, is independently verified: Akash Mane, founder of Prop Firm Bridge, tests it by hand at My Funded Futures' own checkout every day. Every price, checked daily, sits on the MFFU coupon code page. This guide goes one step further. It walks through every account size and every plan, one by one, with the price you pay, the loss room you get, the profit target, the contract cap, the payout rule and the number that tells you how much profit you need to earn the fee back.

If you only want the cheapest account, read the cheapest My Funded Futures account with BRIDGE. If you are still choosing between plans, read which My Funded Futures plan to pick. If you want to know how payouts work, read My Funded Futures payout proof. If you are asking whether the firm is a good buy at all, read is My Funded Futures worth it. If you want the full price picture, keep reading.

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MFFU coupon code BRIDGE: all 15 prices at a glance

MFFU voucher code "BRIDGE": every plan, every size, half price

The four $50K standard plans were tested at MFFU's checkout as a new trader. The other list prices are MFFU's own on 11 November 2026, also on our MFFU discount code page, and the BRIDGE price is half of each, shown to the cent. If you added up every list price in the table you would get $4,208. With BRIDGE the same 15 accounts add up to $2,104. You will not buy all 15, but the sum shows the saving is the same 50% on every row, not a bigger saving on one plan and a smaller one on another.

You can open the firm's own site at myfundedfutures.com and compare the plan names and sizes with this table. MFFU's help centre also explains how the evaluation works in its article Trader's Evaluation Simplified, which is the page behind many of the rules quoted below.

How does My Funded Futures pricing work? A simple map before the numbers

My Funded Futures coupon code: what the box at checkout actually changes

What are the four plans, in one sentence each?

MFFU has four main plans. The Builder is the lower-cost path: a one-day minimum, a soft daily pause that never fails the account, and funded payouts from 48 hours after the first funded trade, with two qualifying days. The Rapid is built for fast cash: daily payout eligibility once you clear a buffer and a $500 minimum, with a 90% profit split. The Rapid EOD is the Rapid with an end-of-day drawdown that stays end-of-day after funding, and a tighter 30% consistency rule. The Pro is the longer-cycle route: payouts every 14 calendar days and the full range from $50K to $150K.

There are also two add-ons at $50K. The Builder Reduced MLL add-on lowers the max loss from $2,000 to $1,500 in return for a lower fee. The Pro One-Day add-on removes the evaluation consistency rule, needs a single trading day and raises the profit target to 8% in return for a higher fee.

Why do prices go up with account size?

A bigger account gives you more buying power and more loss room, so MFFU charges a higher fee. The fee does not rise in a straight line, though. Going from the Builder $25K to the Builder $150K multiplies the account size by six, but the list price only goes from $105 to $398, which is less than four times. That gap is why the cost per $1,000 of account size falls as you move up, and I show it in a table further down.

What does 50% off change, and what stays the same?

The code only lowers the fee. It does not change the profit target, the loss room, the payout rules or the profit split. A $209 Rapid $50K and a $104.50 Rapid $50K are the same account. You pay half.

Is the fee charged once or every month?

Once. Since 25 August 2026, every MFFU evaluation is a one-time payment, with no monthly renewal and no activation fee when you pass, so the BRIDGE price in this article is the whole fee. A reset costs the plan's list price, and funded accounts cannot be reset. MFFU refunds in full within 14 days of purchase if no trades have been placed and the account is still active; breached accounts and crypto purchases are not refundable.

My experience: Before I compared sizes, I used to pick by the biggest number in the plan name. Now I pick the plan first, because the plan decides how you get paid, and then I pick the size I can afford to lose. The price is the last thing I look at.

What does the $25K account cost at MFFU with BRIDGE?

MFFU $25K coupon code "BRIDGE": three accounts from $52.50

Builder $25K: $105 list, $52.50 with BRIDGE

This is the cheapest account MFFU sells. You get a $1,000 max loss (4%), a $1,500 profit target (6%) and a soft daily loss limit of $600: reaching it pauses trading for the rest of the day and never fails the account. You need one trading day. Funded payouts start 48 hours after your first funded trade, with two qualifying days per cycle, an 80% profit split, a 50% consistency rule on payouts, a $250 minimum and a $1,000 maximum per cycle. Tier-1 news trading is allowed in the evaluation and on the funded account. The evaluation cap is 2 mini contracts or 20 micros. With BRIDGE you pay $52.50, which is $2.10 per $1,000 of account size.

Rapid EOD $25K: $145 list, $72.50 with BRIDGE

The Rapid EOD $25K has the same $1,000 max loss and $1,500 target, no daily loss limit, a 90% profit split and daily payout eligibility, with a $1,100 first-payout buffer and a $500 minimum payout. The catch is the evaluation: you need four trading days, and the consistency rule is 30%, the strictest of all the plans, so no single day can be more than 30% of your profit. Tier-1 news is allowed in the evaluation; once funded, you stay out from 2 minutes before to 2 minutes after each Tier-1 release. The loss limit stays end-of-day after funding. With BRIDGE you pay $72.50, or $2.90 per $1,000.

Rapid $25K: $145 list, $72.50 with BRIDGE

The Rapid $25K has a $1,000 max loss, a $1,500 target, a 90% split and daily payouts. The evaluation needs two trading days, with a 50% consistency rule. The evaluation cap is 3 minis or 30 micros. Tier-1 news is allowed in the evaluation, and once funded you stay out from 2 minutes before to 2 minutes after each Tier-1 release. With BRIDGE you pay $72.50, or $2.90 per $1,000. It ties with the Rapid EOD $25K as the most expensive $25K per $1,000, so it only makes sense if daily payout eligibility matters to you.

Is the $25K account worth it for a first try?

It is the cheapest way to see how MFFU works. At $52.50, the Builder $25K costs less than many paid trading courses. But $1,000 of loss room is small for futures. One bad trade on a few mini contracts can use a good part of it, so the small account suits traders who size down to micros.

Here is the arithmetic I use. For the Builder $25K, the fee with BRIDGE is $52.50. With an 80% profit split, you need about $65.63 in profit for your share to cover the fee. That is a small hurdle.

My experience: I treat the $25K as a practice account with real rules. If I cannot follow a $1,000 loss limit for a week, I have learned that for $52.50, not $500.

What does the $50K account cost? All six $50K options

MFFU $50K discount code "BRIDGE": six routes, $62.50 to $189.50

How much are the $50K plans with BRIDGE?

The $50K size has the most choice. I opened four of these plans at MFFU's checkout on 11 November 2026 and wrote down the Subtotal, Discount and Total. I did not pay.

The two add-ons are priced by MFFU at $125 for the Reduced MLL and $379 for the One-Day, so BRIDGE takes them to $62.50 and $189.50.

Builder $50K default and Reduced MLL: what is the difference?

The default Builder $50K has a $2,000 max loss (4%), a $1,000 daily limit (2%), a $3,000 target and an evaluation cap of 4 minis or 40 micros. The Reduced MLL add-on keeps the target and the cap but lowers the max loss to $1,500 (3%). You pay $62.50 instead of $76.50 with BRIDGE, a difference of $14. If you trade small and rarely hit the limit, the add-on saves $14. If you have ever blown an account in one session, take the default, because $500 of extra room is worth more than $14.

Rapid $50K and Rapid EOD $50K

The Rapid $50K has a $2,000 max loss, a $3,000 target, a 90% split, two trading days and a cap of 5 minis or 50 micros in the evaluation. The Rapid EOD $50K has the same loss room and target, but a cap of 3 minis or 30 micros, four trading days, a 30% consistency rule and a $2,100 first-payout buffer. The EOD version costs $8 more with BRIDGE ($112.50 against $104.50), and you are paying for one thing: the drawdown stays end-of-day after you are funded, where the standard Rapid switches to an intraday trailing drawdown.

Pro $50K and the Pro One-Day add-on

The Pro $50K has a $2,000 max loss, a $3,000 target, no daily loss limit, an 80% split, two trading days, a 50% consistency rule, and payouts every 14 calendar days. It costs $132.50 with BRIDGE. The One-Day add-on removes the evaluation consistency rule, needs one trading day and raises the target to 8%, which is $4,000. You pay $189.50 with BRIDGE, which is $57 more than the standard Pro. Funded payout rules still apply after you pass.

Which $50K plan has the most loss room for the money?

Divide the BRIDGE price by the dollars of max loss and multiply by 100. The Builder $50K default is $76.50 for $2,000 of loss room, which is $3.83 per $100. The Builder Reduced MLL is $62.50 for $1,500, or $4.17. The Rapid is $5.23. The Rapid EOD is $5.63. The Pro is $6.63. The Pro One-Day add-on is $9.48. On pure price per dollar of loss room, the default Builder is the cheapest $50K route. The extra money you pay for the Rapid or Pro buys you different payout rules, not more room.

My experience: I like the default Builder $50K the most. It has the lowest cost per dollar of loss room, I can start with one trading day, and funded payouts begin at 48 hours. If I wanted daily payouts, I would pay more for the Rapid.

What does the $100K account cost with BRIDGE?

MFFU $100K coupon code "BRIDGE": $141, $178 or $200.50

Builder $100K: $282 list, $141 with BRIDGE

The Builder $100K has a $3,000 max loss (3%), a $1,750 daily limit, a $6,000 target (6%), an 80% split and one trading day. Reaching the daily limit pauses trading for the day and does not fail the account. With BRIDGE it is $141, or $1.41 per $1,000 and $4.70 per $100 of loss room.

Rapid $100K: $356 list, $178 with BRIDGE

The Rapid $100K has a $3,000 max loss, a $6,000 target, a 90% split, daily payout eligibility, two trading days and a cap of 8 minis or 80 micros in the evaluation. Tier-1 news is allowed in the evaluation; once funded, you stay out from 2 minutes before to 2 minutes after each Tier-1 release. With BRIDGE it is $178: $1.78 per $1,000 and $5.93 per $100 of loss room.

Pro $100K: $401 list, $200.50 with BRIDGE

The Pro $100K has a $3,000 max loss, a $6,000 target, no daily loss limit, an 80% split, a 14-day payout cycle and a cap of 6 minis or 60 micros. Tier-1 news is allowed in the evaluation but not on the funded account, from 2 minutes before to 2 minutes after each release. With BRIDGE it is $200.50: $2.00 per $1,000 and $6.68 per $100 of loss room.

Is $100K the sweet spot?

For many traders it is. Compare the Builder at $100K ($141) with the Builder at $50K ($76.50): you pay $64.50 more for $1,000 more of loss room, and your max loss goes from $2,000 to $3,000. The price per $1,000 of account size drops from $1.53 to $1.41. The catch is that the target doubles too. A $6,000 target needs real skill and time.

My experience: When I compare sizes, the $100K Builder at $141 is the one I look at twice. It is under $150, it has $3,000 of loss room and a one-day minimum. But I only take it if I can accept losing the full $3,000 on paper without changing how I trade.

What does the $150K account cost with BRIDGE?

MFFU $150K promo code "BRIDGE": $199, $231.50 or $278.50

Builder $150K: $398 list, $199 with BRIDGE

The Builder $150K has a $4,500 max loss (3%), a daily limit of $2,500, a $9,000 target (6%), an 80% split and one trading day. With BRIDGE it is $199, which is $1.33 per $1,000, the lowest price per $1,000 of any MFFU account except the $50K Reduced MLL add-on.

Rapid $150K: $463 list, $231.50 with BRIDGE

The Rapid $150K has a $4,500 max loss, a $9,000 target, a 90% split, daily payout eligibility and a cap of 10 minis or 100 micros in the evaluation, the highest cap MFFU lists. With BRIDGE it is $231.50: $1.54 per $1,000 and $5.14 per $100 of loss room.

Pro $150K: $557 list, $278.50 with BRIDGE

The Pro $150K has a $4,500 max loss, a $9,000 target, no daily loss limit, an 80% split and a 14-day payout cycle. It is the most expensive account on the list: $278.50 with BRIDGE, which is $1.86 per $1,000 and $6.19 per $100 of loss room. The evaluation cap is 9 minis or 90 micros.

How many accounts can I hold at the top size?

MFFU sets a maximum capital of $450,000 per trader. It also limits funded accounts: up to 5 if every account is $25K or $50K, and the limit drops to 3 if you hold any $100K or $150K account. Three $150K accounts would be $450,000, which matches the maximum capital. Read the multiple-accounts rule on MFFU's own site before you buy more than one.

My experience: The $150K Builder at $199 is the best value per $1,000 that I have found at MFFU. But it is not for beginners. A $9,000 target takes real skill and time.

Rules side by side: all 15 accounts

MFFU promo code BRIDGE: what you get for the price, in one table

Loss room, daily limit and target in dollars

The max loss follows the end-of-day trailing method on the evaluation. The Builder daily limits are soft: reaching one pauses trading for the day and does not fail the account. Because rules can change, read the plan page on MFFU's own site on the day you buy.

Contract caps in the evaluation

These are evaluation maximums from MFFU's help centre. Funded and live limits differ, so check them for the stage you are in. The help centre table does not show a cap for the Rapid EOD $25K, the Builder $100K or the Builder $150K, so check those on the plan page at checkout. There is also a temporary cap on micro metal contracts only (3 micros on $25K, 5 on $50K, 10 on $100K, 15 on $150K), and silver, copper, platinum, natural gas and E-mini natural gas are currently restricted.

What do the consistency rules mean in plain words?

A consistency rule says one day cannot be too big a share of your profit. The Builder, Rapid and Pro use 50%: if your total profit is $3,000, your best day cannot be more than $1,500. The Rapid EOD uses 30%: the best day cannot be more than $900 of $3,000. According to MFFU, going over the limit does not breach the account. It only delays qualification until more profit lowers the ratio. The Pro One-Day add-on has no evaluation consistency rule.

My experience: I read the rules grid before I read the price. The Rapid EOD $25K at $72.50, with a four-day minimum and a 30% consistency rule, is a different product from the Builder $25K at $52.50 with a one-day minimum. The $20 price gap hides a big rules gap.

Why are bigger MFFU accounts better value per $1,000?

MFFU coupon code "BRIDGE": cost per $1,000 of account size

How do I work out cost per $1,000 of account size?

Take the price with BRIDGE and divide by the account size in thousands. The Builder $25K is $52.50 divided by 25, which is $2.10. The Builder $150K is $199 divided by 150, which is $1.33.

Every plan follows the same pattern: the bigger the account, the less you pay per $1,000. At $25K, the Rapid and the Rapid EOD tie at $2.90, and the Builder is the cheapest at $2.10.

How do I work out cost per $100 of loss room?

This is the number I trust most, because loss room is what lets you survive. Divide the BRIDGE price by the max loss in dollars, then multiply by 100.

The Builder $50K default ($3.83) is the cheapest per dollar of loss room, and the Builder family takes four of the top five places. The max loss in dollars is the figure MFFU states for each account. Check the exact figure on MFFU's challenge page for your plan before you pay.

Does a bigger account always make sense?

No. A bigger account saves money per $1,000, but it also raises the dollars you can lose and the profit you must make. Buy the size you can afford to lose and still sleep. A $52.50 account that you handle well is worth more than a $278.50 account you panic on.

My experience: I used to chase the lowest fee. Once I started dividing by loss room, my choices changed. The cheapest fee is rarely the cheapest way to get a fair chance at the target.

How much profit do I need to earn back the fee with BRIDGE?

MFFU discount code BRIDGE: break-even profit for each account

What is the break-even profit?

This is the number most pages skip. The fee is a cost you pay up front, so the question is how much profit you need before your share covers it. Divide the BRIDGE price by your profit split. The Builder and Pro have an 80% split, and the Rapid and Rapid EOD have 90%.

What does that mean in plain words?

On the Builder $50K, you need about $95.63 of profit on the funded account for your 80% share to equal the $76.50 fee. Without the code, the same break-even would be $191.25. The code halves that hurdle on every row.

Is this a promise that I will earn it back?

No. It is arithmetic, not a forecast. Most traders who buy an evaluation never reach a payout. The number only shows how much profit the fee asks for. The lower it is, the less you need from the first payout.

My experience: I look at this number before I buy anything. If the break-even is more than I could reasonably make in the first payout cycle, I buy a cheaper plan.

How do payouts and drawdown differ by plan?

My Funded Futures promo code: the rules that decide if the price is a good deal

What kind of drawdown does MFFU use?

All four plans use an end-of-day trailing max loss in the evaluation, based on equity. That means the line your loss limit follows moves up when your balance closes higher at the end of the day. After funding, the Builder, the Pro and the Rapid EOD keep the end-of-day method. The standard Rapid changes to an intraday trailing high-water mark in the funded stage, so open profit can move the floor. This is why the standard Rapid and the Rapid EOD look similar and behave differently. MFFU's rules also state that once your trailing max loss reaches $100 it locks there, so read MFFU's own explanation of that rule before you rely on it.

How often can I be paid?

The Builder pays from 48 hours after the first funded trade, with two qualifying days per cycle, and after 5 approved payouts MFFU moves the trader to a live account. The Rapid pays daily: the first request can come 24 hours after the first funded trade once the buffer ($1,100 on $25K, $2,100 on $50K, $3,100 on $100K) and the $500 minimum are met. The Rapid EOD pays daily after the first-payout buffer ($1,100 on $25K, $2,100 on $50K) and each later payout needs $500 of new net profit. The Pro pays every 14 calendar days and has a $100,000 total payout cap per trader; profits above it are forfeited.

How do I get paid, and where can I trade?

Payouts run through RiseWorks, with bank transfer or cryptocurrency as the routes. At checkout MFFU takes credit or debit card and cryptocurrency. Platforms are NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, Quantower, Volumetrica, DeepCharts, ATAS and Hyperprop; Rithmic is not offered. Overnight and weekend holding are not allowed on any plan, and the trading window is 6:00 PM to 4:10 PM EST as published by the firm (23:00 to 21:10 UTC in winter).

Can I trade news or use an EA?

Tier-1 news trading is allowed in every evaluation and on Builder funded accounts. On Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro funded accounts, you may not trade from 2 minutes before to 2 minutes after a Tier-1 release. Expert advisors and copy trading are allowed on every plan.

My experience: The news rule is the one that catches people. I read the news rule on every plan for this guide. If you trade around data releases on a funded account, the Builder is the only plan that lets you keep doing it, even though the Rapid plans pay daily.

Which MFFU plan and size should I pick?

MFFU coupon code BRIDGE: a plan for each kind of trader

I am new to futures. Where do I start?

Start with the Builder. The Builder $50K default at $76.50 has the best cost per dollar of loss room, a one-day minimum, and news trading allowed. If $76.50 is too much, the Builder $25K at $52.50 is the entry point. For the longer version, read which My Funded Futures plan to pick.

I want daily payouts. Which one?

The Rapid. The Rapid $100K at $178 gives $3,000 of loss room and daily payout eligibility after the buffer. Once funded, stay out of the market from 2 minutes before to 2 minutes after each Tier-1 release.

I trade around news. Which one?

The Builder. It is the only plan that allows Tier-1 news on funded accounts, and the Builder $100K at $141 gives $3,000 of loss room.

I do not want a consistency rule in the evaluation.

The Pro One-Day add-on at $189.50 removes it for the evaluation. Funded payout rules still apply after you pass.

My experience: If I had one $100 bill to spend at MFFU with BRIDGE, I would buy the Builder $50K default and keep the rest as a second try. A cheap first attempt teaches more than an expensive one.

How do I use the BRIDGE code at MFFU checkout?

My Funded Futures discount code: the four steps I follow

What are the steps?

1. Open the MFFU coupon code page and choose your plan and size.
2. Go to MFFU's challenge page and pick the same plan and size.
3. Type BRIDGE in the discount code box and apply it.
4. Check the order summary: Subtotal, Discount (50% off) and Total should match the tables above before you pay.

Can I use two codes?

No. One code works per order. Pick the code that shows the lower total.

Does the code work if I have bought before?

I tested as a new trader. MFFU's own site advertises "New to MFFU? Get 50% off your first eval" and "40% off any plan", so a returning trader may see MFFU's returning-trader offer instead of 50%. The checkout shows the final price before you pay, so read it first.

Why do so many MFFU codes online fail?

Many pages list codes that nobody has tested, that expired or that were invented. A code that is not tested at checkout may be expired or lower than what you see here. This is why I test every day and show the before and after price.

My experience: At MFFU's checkout, BRIDGE showed the price change in the order summary on the test of 11 November 2026: the Rapid $50K went from $209 to $104.50. I only trust a code that shows that change.

Does My Funded Futures pay out at these prices? The live record

MFFU coupon code BRIDGE: what the payout record says about the fee you pay

A cheap price only matters if the firm pays when you pass. This is why every price in this article sits next to a payout record you can check yourself. The live payouts tab on the MFFU review reads payouts made through Rise on the Arbitrum blockchain. Each line has a proof link you can open on Arbiscan, so you do not need to trust a screenshot or a forum post.

How much has MFFU paid so far?

When I opened the tab on 11 November 2026 at about 10:30 UTC, it showed $71,844,388 paid since 22 June 2026, across 49,652 payouts on 143 days. That put My Funded Futures second on our payouts tracker. The biggest single day was 5 November 2026, with $1,293,567 paid. These are totals of on-chain transfers, so they tell you that money moves, not how much any one trader on any one plan earned.

What does a normal payout look like?

The median payout over the 30 days before 11 November 2026 was $624. Half of the payouts were smaller and half were larger. The largest single payout in that window was $78,256. Compare the median with the prices above: a $624 payout is more than the BRIDGE price of every account on the list, since even the Pro $150K, the most expensive, costs $278.50 with the code. One median payout covers the fee of any MFFU account more than twice, and the cheapest, the Builder $25K at $52.50, more than eleven times.

Does the record tell me which plan pays best?

No. The blockchain shows the amount and the time of each transfer, not the plan or the account size behind it. Use the record to answer one question (does this firm pay?) and use the rules tables above to answer the other (which plan fits how I trade?). For the full walk-through of the payout rules per plan, read My Funded Futures payout proof.

My experience: I opened the payouts tab on 11 November 2026 for this article and took every total above straight from it, with the time of the read.

Which MFFU rules do traders most often get wrong?

My Funded Futures promo code BRIDGE: the rules to know before you pay

Three rules cause most of the questions I see about MFFU. I checked each one on MFFU's own pages on 11 November 2026. None of them changes the BRIDGE price: the code takes 50% off either way.

Is the fee one payment or a monthly charge?

One payment. Since 25 August 2026, MFFU charges every evaluation once, with no monthly renewal and no activation fee when you pass. Older reviews online still describe a monthly subscription, which is out of date. A reset costs the plan's list price, so compare it with a fresh evaluation at the BRIDGE price before you click reset.

Does the Builder $25K have a daily loss limit?

Yes, a soft one of $600. Every Builder size has one: $600 on the $25K, $1,000 on the $50K, $1,750 on the $100K and $2,500 on the $150K. Reaching it pauses trading for the rest of the day and never fails the account, so it costs you a day, not the fee.

Can I trade news on the Rapid, and how does the Pro payout cap work?

Tier-1 news is allowed in every evaluation. Once funded, only the Builder still allows it; on Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro funded accounts, you stay out from 2 minutes before to 2 minutes after each Tier-1 release. On the Pro, the $100,000 ceiling is a total cap per trader, not a per-payout figure, and profits above it are forfeited.

My experience: These three were the rules I had to look up twice for this article. Once I read them on MFFU's own pages, the choice between plans got much simpler: news traders go Builder, and everyone else picks by drawdown and payout rhythm.

What should I check before I pay for an MFFU account?

MFFU discount code BRIDGE: a five-minute checklist

Buying a futures evaluation is quick. Buying the right one takes a little longer. This is the short list I would run through before any MFFU order, whatever the size.

Check the plan against how you trade

Write down three things about your own trading: do you hold through news, do you make most of your money on one or two big days, and how often do you want to be paid? The answers point you to a plan. Big single days push you away from the Rapid EOD and its 30% consistency rule. Trading the news on a funded account points you to the Builder. Wanting daily payouts points you to the Rapid or the Rapid EOD.

Check the size against your loss room

Pick the size by the max loss you can live with, not by the headline balance. A $1,000 max loss on the $25K accounts is small for a trader who holds two minis. The $100K accounts give $3,000 of room for under $200 with BRIDGE on every plan except the Pro. The tables above show the BRIDGE price per $100 of loss room for each account, so use them.

Check the price at checkout

Type BRIDGE in the coupon box, click apply, and look at the order summary. The total should be half the list price shown in this article. If it is not, stop and compare it with the MFFU coupon page, every price, checked daily, before you pay. If you are thinking of a reset later, remember that a reset costs the plan's list price, so compare it with a fresh evaluation at the BRIDGE price.

My experience: On the checkout test of 11 November 2026, BRIDGE took the Builder $50K from $153 to $76.50 in the order summary, which is the check in step three.

Quick answers by search

These are the short answers to the searches traders type most. All of them have the same answer: the same code, the same box, the same result.

• MFFU coupon code November 2026: BRIDGE, 50% off, tested on 11 November 2026.
• My Funded Futures promo code $25K: BRIDGE, $52.50 (Builder) or $72.50 (Rapid and Rapid EOD).
• MyFundedFutures discount code $50K: BRIDGE, from $62.50 to $189.50.
• MFFU voucher code $100K: BRIDGE, $141, $178 or $200.50.
• My Funded Futures coupon code $150K: BRIDGE, $199, $231.50 or $278.50.
• MFFU Builder discount code: BRIDGE, $52.50 to $199.
• MFFU Rapid promo code: BRIDGE, $72.50 to $231.50.
• MFFU Rapid EOD coupon code: BRIDGE, $72.50 or $112.50.
• MFFU Pro discount code: BRIDGE, $132.50 to $278.50.
• Cheapest MFFU account with a code: Builder $25K at $52.50.
• MFFU code that works on every size: BRIDGE.

Keep every price in one place: the MFFU coupon code page lists each plan and size, checked daily. For how the firm itself scores on payouts, rules and trust, read the My Funded Futures review.

All the same code, the same box, the same result.

Frequently asked questions about MFFU prices with BRIDGE

What is the MFFU coupon code?

BRIDGE. It takes 50% off every MFFU plan and size on our coupon page.

Is BRIDGE also the MFFU promo code and discount code?

Yes. Coupon code, promo code and discount code all mean the same box at checkout. Type BRIDGE.

How much is the cheapest MFFU account with BRIDGE?

The Builder $25K at $52.50, down from $105.

How much is the MFFU $100K account with BRIDGE?

The Builder is $141, the Rapid $178 and the Pro $200.50.

What is the biggest MFFU account I can buy with BRIDGE?

The $150K size: Builder $199, Rapid $231.50, Pro $278.50.

Does the code change the rules?

No. It only lowers the price.

Can I get a refund?

Yes, in full within 14 days of purchase if no trades have been placed and the account is still active. Breached accounts and crypto purchases are not refundable.

Who verifies BRIDGE?

Akash Mane, founder of Prop Firm Bridge, tests it by hand at MFFU's own checkout every day. If a price or percentage changes, this page is updated the same day.