Lean MyFundedFutures if
Best fit
Traders who want no daily loss limits and Flex, Rapid, or Pro payout shapes.
Think twice if
You dislike plan complexity or need one universal payout rule across all accounts.
MyFundedFutures vs Earn2Trade
A source-backed, side-by-side look at how MyFundedFutures and Earn2Trade treat drawdown, payouts, pricing, and the rules that actually decide whether you keep a funded account.
Quick verdict
Lean Earn2Trade if
Best fit
Traders who want a no-minimum-days evaluation with an education-heavy path.
Think twice if
You need a flat 90% payout split from day one.
MyFundedFutures vs Earn2Trade: rules at a glance
Every value below is pulled from each firm's official sources. Confirm live figures at checkout. New to the terms? See the key terms below.
| Rule | MyFundedFutures | Earn2Trade |
|---|---|---|
| Account sizes | $25K, $50K, $100K, $150K depending on plan | TCP $25K/$50K/$100K; Gauntlet Mini $50K/$100K/$150K/$200K |
| Evaluation pricing | Flex/Rapid/Pro pricing varies by plan and size; official simplified rules page does not expose every price. | TCP25 starts at $150/month. GAU50 starts at $170/month. |
| Activation fee | No activation fees. | Not. |
| Profit targets | $1.5K, $3K, $6K, $9K across common evaluation sizes. | TCP25: $1.75K; GAU50: $3K. Larger plan tables are available on product pages. |
| Drawdown | EOD Maximum Loss Limit of $1K/$2K/$3K/$4.5K across common sizes. | Evaluation and LiveSim use EOD drawdown; Live can use trailing drawdown. Open equity still matters intraday. |
| Daily loss limit | None in evaluation for Flex, Rapid, and Pro. | TCP25 DLL $550; GAU50 DLL $1.1K. |
| Consistency rule | 50% during evaluation only in the simplified evaluation grid; payout-stage rules differ by plan. | Maintain 30% consistency rule during Evaluation (both TCP and Gauntlet Mini). |
| Min trading days | 2 minimum trading days on current simplified evaluation. | No minimum trading days -- Evaluation, LiveSim, and Live tiers all list "No Minimum Trading Days" on the live product pages (corrected from a previously recorded 10-day minimum). |
| Payout | Rapid: daily payout eligibility after first-trade timing and buffer; 90% split for Rapid sim-funded plans as of Jan. 12, 2026. Flex/Pro: 80% split; Flex uses 5 winning days, Pro can request every 14 calendar days after buffer. | Tiered profit split, not flat 80/20: TCP25 pays 50% under $1,500 cumulative profit, 80% over; GAU50 pays 50% under $2,250, 80% over (same tiering scales with plan size on LiveSim and Live accounts). Earn2Trade publishes 2025 exam and withdrawal stats in product-page disclaimers. |
| Coupon | 300K (official code) | No public code (verify at checkout) |
How the rules differ
Drawdown. MyFundedFutures: EOD Maximum Loss Limit of $1K/$2K/$3K/$4.5K across common sizes. Earn2Trade: Evaluation and LiveSim use EOD drawdown; Live can use trailing drawdown. Open equity still matters intraday.
Payouts. MyFundedFutures: Rapid: daily payout eligibility after first-trade timing and buffer; 90% split for Rapid sim-funded plans as of Jan. 12, 2026. Flex/Pro: 80% split; Flex uses 5 winning days, Pro can request every 14 calendar days after buffer. Earn2Trade: Tiered profit split, not flat 80/20: TCP25 pays 50% under $1,500 cumulative profit, 80% over; GAU50 pays 50% under $2,250, 80% over (same tiering scales with plan size on LiveSim and Live accounts). Earn2Trade publishes 2025 exam and withdrawal stats in product-page disclaimers.
Cost beyond the sticker. MyFundedFutures runs a Plan-based evaluation purchase model — Rapid, Flex, and Pro have different payout cadence, split, and buffer mechanics. Earn2Trade runs a Monthly subscription evaluation with education bundle model — No minimum trading days, but the tiered 50%/80% profit split (not a flat 80/20) trails the flat 90% splits many newer firms offer.
Frequently asked
Is MyFundedFutures or Earn2Trade cheaper for a funded futures evaluation?
MyFundedFutures: Flex/Rapid/Pro pricing varies by plan and size; official simplified rules page does not expose every price. Activation: No activation fees. Earn2Trade: TCP25 starts at $150/month. GAU50 starts at $170/month. Activation: Not. Net cost depends on current sales and activation fees, so confirm the final total at checkout.
What is the difference between MyFundedFutures and Earn2Trade drawdown rules?
MyFundedFutures: EOD Maximum Loss Limit of $1K/$2K/$3K/$4.5K across common sizes. Earn2Trade: Evaluation and LiveSim use EOD drawdown; Live can use trailing drawdown. Open equity still matters intraday.
Does MyFundedFutures or Earn2Trade have a daily loss limit?
MyFundedFutures: None in evaluation for Flex, Rapid, and Pro. Earn2Trade: TCP25 DLL $550; GAU50 DLL $1.1K.
What are the payout rules for MyFundedFutures vs Earn2Trade?
MyFundedFutures: Rapid: daily payout eligibility after first-trade timing and buffer; 90% split for Rapid sim-funded plans as of Jan. 12, 2026. Flex/Pro: 80% split; Flex uses 5 winning days, Pro can request every 14 calendar days after buffer. Earn2Trade: Tiered profit split, not flat 80/20: TCP25 pays 50% under $1,500 cumulative profit, 80% over; GAU50 pays 50% under $2,250, 80% over (same tiering scales with plan size on LiveSim and Live accounts). Earn2Trade publishes 2025 exam and withdrawal stats in product-page disclaimers.
Do MyFundedFutures or Earn2Trade have a consistency rule?
MyFundedFutures: 50% during evaluation only in the simplified evaluation grid; payout-stage rules differ by plan. Earn2Trade: Maintain 30% consistency rule during Evaluation (both TCP and Gauntlet Mini).
Sources
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Key terms
- EOD (end-of-day) drawdown
- Your maximum-loss line trails on your balance at the daily close, not your highest intraday equity. Open profit you give back during the day does not pull the line up against you.
- Trailing drawdown
- Your maximum-loss line trails your highest intraday equity, so profit you reach and then give back can move the line up against you.
- Daily loss limit (DLL)
- A cap on how much you can lose in a single trading day — some firms call it a Daily Loss Guard. A few make it optional during the evaluation.
- Consistency rule
- Caps how much of your total profit can come from a single best day, so one outlier session can't carry a pass or a payout.
- Activation fee
- A one-time fee to turn a passed evaluation into a funded account, charged on top of the evaluation price.
- Profit split
- The share of payouts you keep. A 90/10 split means you keep 90% and the firm keeps 10%.
- Buffer
- Profit you have to build (and usually keep above) before withdrawals unlock. Firm- and plan-specific.
- Sim-funded / LiveSim
- Simulated-funded accounts — you trade firm capital in a simulated environment, not your own live money, until later stages.
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Comparison research, not investment advice. Funded-account rules, pricing, payout schedules, and coupons change without notice — figures here reflect the dataset last reviewed July 18, 2026. Always confirm current terms on the firm's official site before purchasing an evaluation.