Which My Funded Futures Plan to Pick: Builder vs Rapid vs Rapid EOD vs Pro (BRIDGE 50% Off, November 2026)

Quick answer: Pick the My Funded Futures (MFFU) plan by how you trade, then use the code BRIDGE for 50% off it, tested at checkout on 11 November 2026. If you let winners run, the Builder or the Rapid EOD keep an end-of-day loss limit after funding; the Builder $50K drops from $153 to $76.50. If you want daily payouts and a 90% split and you close trades quickly, the Rapid $50K goes from $209 to $104.50. If you want a fixed 14-day payout rhythm, the Pro $50K goes from $265 to $132.50. The cheapest way in is the Builder $25K, $105 down to $52.50.

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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. On the test of 11 November 2026, all four standard $50K plans showed exactly half the list price. Every price, checked daily, is on the MFFU coupon code page.

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MFFU has four plans and fifteen accounts once you count the sizes and add-ons. On the plan cards they look alike: one step, end-of-day trailing loss limit, a 6% profit target. The differences sit further down the page, and they decide whether a plan fits you. One plan changes its drawdown after you are funded. One pays every day but asks for a buffer first. One has a 30% consistency rule instead of 50%. One pays every 14 days.

This guide puts every one of those differences side by side and then picks a plan for each type of trader. Every number comes from MFFU's own plan pages and help centre, checked on 11 November 2026, and I link the page behind each rule so you can read it yourself. I do not invent rules, and I do not tell you which plan will make you money. Nobody can.

The four My Funded Futures plans side by side

MFFU coupon code "BRIDGE" on every plan: the full comparison

Start with the whole picture. These are the rules our record lists for each plan in the evaluation. Prices are list and BRIDGE prices for the $50K, the size MFFU offers on every plan.

Every plan shares a few rules on our record. All are one-step evaluations. All use an end-of-day trailing, equity-based loss limit in the evaluation. Expert advisors and copy trading are allowed. Overnight and weekend holding are not. The maximum capital per trader is $450,000. And every plan is 50% off with BRIDGE.

What do the daily loss limits look like on the Builder?

The Builder is the only MFFU plan with a daily limit, and it is a soft one at every size: $600 on the $25K, $1,000 on the $50K (the Reduced MLL add-on included), $1,750 on the $100K and $2,500 on the $150K. Hitting it pauses trading for the rest of the day. It never fails the account, and you trade again the next session.

On the Builder $25K, that $600 pause is 2.4% of the account, so a trader who sizes up on a small account reaches it sooner than the number suggests. Plan your stop sizes around $600 a day on the $25K. The full rules for each card are in MFFU's evaluation guide.

What are the profit targets and loss limits for every size?

Two things stand out. First, every plan at the same size asks for the same target and gives the same loss room, apart from the Builder $50K Reduced MLL and the Pro One-Day. So the price gap between plans is a price for rules, not for more room. Second, the Builder is the cheapest plan at every size, from $52.50 on the $25K.

My experience: When I first opened MFFU's plans, I thought the Pro was the "best" plan because it costs the most. Putting the rules in one table showed me it gives the same loss room as the Builder at almost twice the price. What you pay for on the Pro is the 14-day payout rhythm, not extra room.

Pick by drawdown: does your loss limit trail during the day?

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This is the first question I would ask, because it decides more accounts than any other rule. Every MFFU plan uses an end-of-day trailing loss limit in the evaluation. After funding, three plans keep it and one changes.

What is the difference between end-of-day and intraday trailing?

With end-of-day trailing, your loss floor only moves based on your balance at the close. What happens to an open trade during the session does not move it. With intraday trailing, the floor follows the highest point of your equity during the session, including open profit.

A simple example on a $50K account with $2,000 of loss room. You buy, the trade runs $900 in your favour, then comes back and you close it at break-even. Under end-of-day trailing, nothing changed: you still have $2,000 of room tomorrow. Under intraday trailing, the $900 peak lifted your floor while the trade was open, so you now have about $1,100 of room left, even though you made and lost nothing. That is the whole difference, and it is a big one.

Which MFFU plans change the drawdown after funding?

Only the standard Rapid. After funding it moves to an intraday trailing equity high-water mark. The Builder, the Pro and the Rapid EOD keep the end-of-day method in the funded stage. That is the reason the Rapid EOD exists: daily payouts and a 90% split like the Rapid, without the intraday floor.

MFFU's wording also says that once your trailing max loss reaches $100, it locks there. It is a short line and easy to misread, so read MFFU's own explanation in its help centre before you plan around it.

Which plan fits a scalper, and which fits a trader who holds?

If you take quick trades and close them before they move much either way, intraday trailing costs you little, because your open profit never runs far from your closed profit. The standard Rapid can suit you, with its daily payouts and 90% split.

If you hold a trade for a larger move and accept that it may give back some open profit first, intraday trailing will eat your room. The Builder, the Rapid EOD or the Pro suit you better. Of those, the Builder is the cheapest at every size, and the Rapid EOD has the 90% split.

Remember that no MFFU plan allows holding overnight or over the weekend. "Holding" here means within the session, from 23:00 to 21:10 UTC while US Eastern Standard Time applies.

My experience: I read the Rapid drawdown change three times before I believed it, because it does not show up in the evaluation at all. A trader can pass with a style that works and then lose room on every open winner once funded. If I held trades for more than a few minutes, this rule alone would push me off the standard Rapid.

Pick by payout: daily, every 14 days, or after two qualifying days?

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The second question is how and when you want to be paid. MFFU's four plans have four different answers, and BRIDGE changes none of them.

Is daily payout really faster?

Daily means you can ask every day once the conditions are met. It does not mean money from day one. On the Rapid EOD $50K, you build a $2,100 buffer on the funded account before the first request, and each later payout needs $500 of new net profit, according to MFFU's article Rapid EOD 50K: a comprehensive look. On the Rapid EOD $25K the buffer is $1,100, more than the whole $1,000 loss limit. The standard Rapid uses the same idea: a $1,100 buffer on the $25K, $2,100 on the $50K and $3,100 on the $100K, with a $500 minimum payout. For the $150K, read the buffer on MFFU's Rapid page before you buy.

The Builder can be quicker to a first request if your profit is spread across days: 48 hours after your first funded trade and two qualifying days per cycle, with a 50% consistency rule on funded payouts. On the Builder $25K the minimum payout is $250 and the maximum is $1,000 per cycle. After 5 approved payouts, MFFU moves the trader to a live account.

Who is the Pro's 14-day rhythm for?

Traders who prefer a fixed date to a running decision. Every 14 calendar days from your first trade, you know a payout window comes. The Pro has one ceiling to know: $100,000 is the total a trader can be paid on the Pro, not a per-payout figure, and profits above it are forfeited, according to MFFU's Pro page.

Does MFFU really pay?

Yes, and you can check it. The live payouts tab showed $71,844,388 paid through Rise on Arbitrum since 22 June 2026 when I opened it on 11 November 2026 at about 10:30 UTC, with a 30-day median payout of $624. The full breakdown is in My Funded Futures payout proof.

My experience: I went in wanting daily payouts. After reading the buffers, I saw that "daily" is a rhythm that starts after a cushion, not a speed promise. For a first account, I care more about the drawdown rule than the payout rhythm, because the drawdown decides whether I reach a payout at all.

Pick by trading style: news, contracts and trading hours

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Can I trade the news on MFFU?

Yes, in every evaluation. The difference comes after funding. On a Builder funded account, Tier-1 news trading stays allowed. On Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro funded accounts, you may not trade from 2 minutes before to 2 minutes after a Tier-1 release. If you trade data releases on a funded account, the Builder is the only plan that lets you keep doing it.

How many contracts can I trade on each plan?

Our record lists these evaluation limits from MFFU's plan cards. Funded and live limits are different, so read those on your account when you get there.

Our record does not list the evaluation limits for the Rapid EOD $25K, the Builder $100K or the Builder $150K, so check those on the plan card. At $50K the standard Rapid allows the most contracts, 5 minis, against 4 on the Builder and 3 on the Rapid EOD and the Pro.

A few contract rules apply on every plan. Micro metal contracts have a temporary cap of 3 on $25K, 5 on $50K, 10 on $100K and 15 on $150K. Silver (SI), copper (HG), platinum (PL), natural gas (NG) and E-mini natural gas (QG) are temporarily restricted. MBT, the micro bitcoin contract, counts as a mini. All of this is from MFFU's futures instrument list.

Which products and platforms can I use?

Our record lists 35 products across currency, equity index, energy, metal, agricultural and crypto futures on the CME, COMEX, CBOT and NYMEX, including ES, NQ, RTY, YM and their micros, GC and MGC, CL, MCL and QM, the main currency futures, and the grains. The data feed is Tradovate. MFFU supports NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, Quantower, Volumetrica, DeepCharts, ATAS and Hyperprop; Rithmic is not offered. The setup steps for each are on MFFU's platform connection page.

What trading-hours rules apply to every plan?

The regular window is 6:00 PM to 4:10 PM EST, which is 23:00 to 21:10 UTC in winter. Repeated orders after the 4:10 PM EST cutoff can disqualify an account, and on shortened holiday sessions you must close positions yourself before the early close, according to MFFU's permitted times to trade. These apply whichever plan you pick.

My experience: I trade index micros, so the contract table mattered less to me than the news line. If I traded the open of a data release on a funded account, that line alone would put me on the Builder, because it is the only plan that allows Tier-1 news after funding.

Pick by size: $25K, $50K, $100K or $150K?

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The size you pick sets your target, your loss room and your price. A bigger account is not a better account. It is a bigger target with more room and a bigger fee.

Which plans offer which sizes?

These are MFFU's own list prices on 11 November 2026, each cut exactly in half by BRIDGE. The payment is one-time, with no monthly renewal and no activation fee when you pass.

How much loss room do I get per dollar?

This is the fairest way to compare sizes. Divide the BRIDGE price by the loss room in hundreds of dollars.

The Builder $50K default gives the most loss room per dollar of any MFFU account. The Pro One-Day gives the least, because you pay for the one-day pass and the missing consistency rule, not for room.

How many accounts can I hold at once?

Our record says up to 5 funded accounts if all of them are $25K or $50K, and 3 if any is $100K or $150K. Some traders prefer two or three $50K accounts to one $150K account for that reason: the same total room, spread across accounts, with a higher account limit. The maximum capital per trader is $450,000.

The $50K is also the only size every plan offers, which makes it the fairest size for comparing plans against each other. At $50K, every plan asks for the same $3,000 target and gives the same $2,000 of loss room, apart from the Reduced MLL and One-Day add-ons. So at that size, the price difference between the Builder at $76.50, the Rapid at $104.50, the Rapid EOD at $112.50 and the Pro at $132.50 is purely a price for the rules: the drawdown after funding, the payout rhythm, the split, the consistency rule and the news line. If you are unsure which plan to try, comparing them at $50K first keeps everything else equal.

My experience: The loss-room table changed my pick. I had assumed the $25K was the "cheap" choice, but per $100 of room, the Builder $25K costs more than the Builder $150K. If you can afford it, the Builder $50K is the best value per dollar of room on MFFU.

Pick by budget: the cheapest way into each plan

My Funded Futures coupon code "BRIDGE": what each plan costs to try

What is the cheapest account on each plan?

For the full ranking of all 15 accounts by price, read the cheapest My Funded Futures account with BRIDGE. For every size in detail, read My Funded Futures prices for every account size. And every price, checked daily, is on the MFFU discount code page.

How much profit do I need to earn back the fee on each plan?

Divide the BRIDGE price by the split. This is the gross funded profit at which your share covers what you paid.

Without BRIDGE, every number in the last column doubles. This is arithmetic, not a forecast. Most traders who buy an evaluation never reach a payout.

What else should I budget for?

Two things. First, the billing model: 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 is the whole fee. Second, resets: a reset costs the list price of the plan, and funded accounts cannot be reset. If you fail, buying a fresh evaluation with BRIDGE at half price is usually the cheaper move.

Trading costs are the third, quieter cost. Our record lists round-turn costs such as $1.90 on MES, MNQ, M2K and MYM, $4.68 on ES, NQ and RTY, $5.12 on GC and $4.92 on CL. On a busy day these add up faster than the fee.

My experience: When I priced each plan, the gap that surprised me was between the Builder $50K and the Pro $50K: $76.50 against $132.50 with BRIDGE, for the same $3,000 target and $2,000 loss room. Unless I needed the Pro's 14-day rhythm, the Builder was the better buy.

Pick by consistency: 30%, 50% or none

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A consistency rule limits how much of your profit can come from one day. MFFU's plans use three versions, and it is easy to miss which one you are buying.

What does each plan's consistency rule say?

How much does 30% versus 50% matter?

Say your best day is $1,000. Under a 50% rule, your total profit needs to be at least $2,000 for that day to fit. Under a 30% rule, it needs to be about $3,333. On the Rapid EOD $50K, the target is $3,000, so a single $1,000 day already means you will need to go past the target before you qualify. On the Rapid or the Pro, a $1,000 day fits comfortably inside a $3,000 target.

The lesson is simple. If your results come in a few big days, the Rapid EOD's 30% rule will slow you down. If your results are steady, small days, it barely matters.

Who should buy the Pro One-Day or the Builder Reduced MLL?

The Pro $50K One-Day removes the evaluation consistency rule and lets you pass in one trading day, but raises the target to 8% ($4,000) and costs $379 at list, $189.50 with BRIDGE. It suits a trader who is confident about one strong day and wants to skip the waiting. For everyone else, it is the most expensive way to buy $2,000 of loss room on MFFU.

The Builder $50K Reduced MLL lowers the price to $125 at list, $62.50 with BRIDGE, in exchange for a smaller $1,500 max loss and the same $3,000 target. It suits a trader who trades small and wants the lowest price on a $50K Builder. For more on that trade-off, our live article on the Builder $50K default versus Reduced MLL covers it in detail.

My experience: I keep a note of my best day against my total, because it is the number that decides when I can qualify. On a 30% plan I would check it every day. It turned the Rapid EOD from "the cheap daily-payout plan" into "the plan for steady traders" in my head.

Three traders, three plans: worked examples

My Funded Futures discount code "BRIDGE" in practice: matching the plan to the trader

Rules are easier to judge when you see them applied. These three traders are made up to show how the rules play out. Their numbers are examples, not results anyone reported, and the plan rules are MFFU's own.

Trader one: the index scalper with a small budget

She trades MES and MNQ, takes ten to twenty quick trades a day, and closes most of them within a couple of minutes. Her open profit rarely runs more than $150 before she closes. Her budget for a first account is under $80.

Her options under $80 with BRIDGE are the Builder $25K at $52.50, the Builder $50K Reduced MLL at $62.50, the Rapid $25K and the Rapid EOD $25K at $72.50 each, and the Builder $50K at $76.50. Because her open profit stays small, the standard Rapid's intraday trailing after funding would cost her little. But the Rapid $25K and the Rapid EOD $25K are the most expensive per $100 of loss room among the standard accounts, at $7.25.

Her trading costs matter too. At $1.90 a round turn on MES and MNQ, twenty round turns are $38 a day. Over the four minimum days of the Rapid EOD, that is about $152, more than twice the $72.50 fee. For a high-frequency trader, the fee is the small cost.

A reasonable pick for her is the Builder $50K at $76.50: the most room per dollar, end-of-day after funding, one minimum day, and room for 40 micros. If her budget is tighter, the Builder $25K at $52.50 is the cheapest door on MFFU, with the same end-of-day loss limit, one minimum day and a $600 soft daily pause.

Trader two: the swing-within-the-day trader

He trades NQ, takes two or three trades a day, and holds each one for an hour or more. His winners often run $600 to $900 in open profit before he takes some off, and he sometimes gives a few hundred back on the way.

The standard Rapid is the wrong plan for him after funding. Under intraday trailing, every open peak lifts his floor, and his habit of letting trades breathe would steadily shrink his room. The Builder, the Rapid EOD and the Pro all keep end-of-day trailing after funding.

His results come in a few big days, so the Rapid EOD's 30% consistency rule would slow his qualification. If his best day is $1,200, his total needs to reach $4,000 under 30%, compared with $2,400 under 50%. That points him to the Builder or the Pro. With BRIDGE, the Builder $50K is $76.50 and the Pro $50K is $132.50, for the same target and loss room. If he does not need the Pro's 14-day rhythm, the Builder is the better buy.

Trader three: the steady trader who wants regular payouts

She trades ES and CL, aims for small, steady days, and wants to withdraw often rather than wait for a big balance. Her best day is rarely more than a quarter of her week.

The Rapid EOD fits her well. The 30% consistency rule barely touches her, because her days are already even. The loss limit stays end-of-day after funding. The split is 90%. And once she has built the $2,100 buffer on the $50K, she can ask for a payout daily, with $500 of new net profit each time. With BRIDGE, the Rapid EOD $50K is $112.50 instead of $225.

Her one check is news. CL moves sharply around scheduled data, and on a Rapid EOD funded account MFFU does not allow trading from 2 minutes before to 2 minutes after a Tier-1 release. She should check MFFU's Tier-1 list and stay flat in that window once funded.

My experience: Writing these three out made the decision feel less like guessing. Each trader's habits ruled out at least one plan on their own: intraday trailing for the trader who holds, the 30% rule for the trader with big days, and the price per $100 of room for the trader on a budget. Start with what rules you out, and the right plan is usually what is left.

Five plan-picking mistakes, and how to avoid them

MFFU coupon code "BRIDGE": cheaper is good, the wrong plan is not

A 50% discount makes it easy to buy fast. These are the mistakes I would watch for before you type the code.

Mistake one: picking by price alone

The Rapid EOD $25K looks like a cheap way into daily payouts at $72.50, but it has the longest minimum of four trading days, the strictest consistency rule at 30%, and a first-payout buffer of $1,100 that is larger than its $1,000 loss limit. It is a good account for the right trader. It is not automatically the right account for you because it is cheap.

Mistake two: forgetting the drawdown changes after funding

The evaluation on the standard Rapid uses an end-of-day trailing loss limit, just like every other plan. The change to intraday trailing only comes after funding. A trader who passes comfortably can then find that the same style no longer fits. Read the funded rules before you buy, not after you pass.

Mistake three: assuming every plan has the same news rule

Every evaluation allows Tier-1 news, so the rule is easy to miss. After funding, 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. A news trader who passes a Rapid and keeps trading releases on the funded account breaks the rule.

Mistake four: buying a bigger account for the room

A $150K account gives $4,500 of loss room but asks for a $9,000 target, and it lowers your account limit from 5 to 3. Per $100 of room, the Builder $150K at $4.42 is still more expensive than the Builder $50K at $3.83. If you want more room for the same money, two $50K accounts may suit you better than one $150K, within MFFU's account limits.

Mistake five: skipping the billing line

The fee is a one-time payment, but resets are not discounted: a reset costs the plan's list price, and a funded account cannot be reset at all. A trader who expects to reset often should compare the reset price with a fresh evaluation at the BRIDGE price before clicking reset. Check the order summary total before you pay.

My experience: The mistake I nearly made was the fourth one. A $150K account looks like the serious choice, and the BRIDGE price of $199 felt like a bargain against $398. Then I worked out the room per dollar and the account limit and saw that a $50K Builder gave me more for my money as a first account.

My pick by trader type, and how to buy it with BRIDGE

My Funded Futures coupon code "BRIDGE": the plan I would choose in your place

Which plan fits which trader?

These are fits, not promises. The best plan is the one whose rules you can follow on your worst day, not your best one.

How do I apply BRIDGE to the plan I picked?

1. Open the MFFU coupon code page and find your plan and size.
2. Go to MFFU's challenge page and select the same plan and size.
3. Type BRIDGE in the discount code box and apply it.
4. Check the order summary. The total should be half the list price shown in the tables above before you pay by card or crypto.

Does BRIDGE work if I have bought from MFFU before, and why do other codes fail?

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 order summary shows the real total before you pay. One code works per order, and a second code replaces the first, so use whichever shows the lower total. Many codes posted online were never tested at the checkout, so they may be expired or give less than the price shown here. If MFFU runs a bigger official promotion, our coupon page shows it the day it starts.

What should I read on MFFU before I pay?

Five pages, about fifteen minutes in total, and each one answers a question this guide cannot settle for you on the day you buy:

• The evaluation guide, for the current target, loss limit and daily limit on your plan, including the $600 soft daily pause on the Builder $25K.
• Permitted times to trade, for the 4:10 PM EST cutoff and the holiday sessions.
• The futures instrument list, for restricted products and the micro metal cap.
• The restricted countries policy, for where you can buy and reset.
• The plan page for your plan, such as Rapid or Pro, for the payout buffer, the news rule in the funded stage and the payout ceiling.

What if the plan I picked turns out to be wrong for me?

Then you learned it for half the usual price. BRIDGE works on every plan and size, so your next account can be a different plan at the same 50% off. Before you buy again, write down which rule caught you: the drawdown, the consistency ratio, the daily limit, the news line or the trading hours. That one line tells you which plan to look at next. A trader who lost room on open winners should look at the end-of-day plans. A trader held back by one big day should avoid the 30% rule. A trader who kept hitting the Builder's soft daily pause may prefer a plan with no daily limit. The rule changes tracker also logs any change we spot on MFFU, so check it before your next purchase in case a rule moved.

Can I buy from my country?

MFFU lists 87 restricted countries in its restricted countries policy, plus Corsica and the non-mainland islands of France. In a restricted country, new accounts are restricted, and visitors can trade existing accounts but cannot buy or reset while there. Before a payout, MFFU checks your identity with a government ID, a live selfie and a proof of address no older than 3 months. On refunds, MFFU gives a full refund 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: If I were starting today with one account, I would buy the Builder $50K with BRIDGE for $76.50. It keeps the end-of-day loss limit after funding, gives the most room per dollar, and lets me ask for a payout after 48 hours and two qualifying days. When I typed BRIDGE at checkout, the discount line appeared before the payment step, and the total was exactly half.

Quick answers by search

Which My Funded Futures plan is best? It depends on how you hold trades: the Builder or the Rapid EOD for holding, the Rapid for scalping, the Pro for a 14-day rhythm.

MFFU Rapid vs Rapid EOD: same 90% split and daily payouts; the Rapid moves to intraday trailing after funding, the Rapid EOD stays end-of-day.

MFFU Builder vs Pro: same target and loss room at $50K; Builder $76.50, Pro $132.50 with BRIDGE.

MFFU Rapid vs Pro: Rapid pays daily at 90%; Pro pays every 14 days at 80%.

Best MFFU plan for beginners: the Builder $25K at $52.50 or the Builder $50K at $76.50 with BRIDGE.

Best MFFU plan for scalping: the Rapid, which allows 5 minis at $50K.

Best MFFU plan for news traders: the Builder, the only plan that allows Tier-1 news on funded accounts.

MFFU plan with no daily loss limit: the Rapid, Rapid EOD and Pro have none; the Builder has a soft daily pause.

My Funded Futures coupon code November 2026: BRIDGE, 50% off every plan, tested on 11 November 2026.

MFFU promo code Builder: BRIDGE, from $52.50 to $199.

MFFU discount code Rapid: BRIDGE, from $72.50 to $231.50.

MFFU voucher code Pro: BRIDGE, from $132.50 to $278.50.

MFFU coupon code Rapid EOD: BRIDGE, $72.50 or $112.50.

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

Next: read My Funded Futures payout proof to see what the firm has paid, and is My Funded Futures worth it for the full verdict. The My Funded Futures review has the score and every rule, the challenge accounts tab shows each plan card, and the rule changes tracker logs any change we spot. To see MFFU next to another futures firm, open MFFU vs Tradeify or MFFU vs Topstep. Every price, checked daily, stays on the My Funded Futures coupon code page.