Funded Futures Family Review 2026: Prime, Premier Plus, Velocity & S2F

PickMyFuturesProp · 2026-07-02

Funded Futures Family (not to be confused with MFFU) gives you a choice of drawdown style, no daily loss limit on any plan, and 3-5 day funded payouts. Here's how Prime, Premier Plus, Velocity, and S2F actually differ.

First, the disambiguation everyone needs: Funded Futures Family (FFF) is not My Funded Futures (MFFU) — different firms, different owners, different rules. FFF is a US firm founded in 2023 by Manuel Meraz, and it's carved out its own identity: no daily loss limit on any plan, a genuine choice of drawdown style, and funded payouts every 3-5 trading days. The public code FFF takes a healthy cut off entry (deepest on Velocity).

The four plans

• Prime is the flagship: EOD trailing drawdown and no consistency rule during the eval. The clean default.
• Premier Plus is the interesting one — you choose EOD or intraday drawdown at purchase. It runs tighter drawdowns than Prime but costs less, and it skips the funded consistency rule.
• Velocity is the aggressive line: intraday trailing, higher targets, and a 40% lifetime consistency rule — which a paid add-on can remove entirely.
• S2F (Straight-to-Funded) skips the eval: monthly subscription, EOD trailing, a light 25% lifetime consistency, and a 7-day payout cadence.

All four share the good stuff: no daily loss limit, a scaling plan included, 1 minimum eval day, and funded resets available if you stumble.

The thing to read before you buy

The word "lifetime" in the consistency rule. On most plans, once funded, your biggest day can't exceed 40% of your lifetime profits on that account — not per-cycle. Early on that's easy to trip: one great day right after funding can freeze withdrawals until the rest of your profits catch up. Premier Plus avoids this entirely, which quietly makes it the pick for a lot of traders.

Payouts

Funded payouts run every 3-5 trading days with a $200 minimum per qualifying day — one of the quicker cadences around. Just know the automation rules: EAs, bots, and copy trading are banned, so this is a discretionary-trader firm.

So who's it for?

Want the clean default? Prime. Want to pick your own drawdown style and skip funded consistency? Premier Plus — my pick of the lineup. Comfortable with intraday trailing and want the biggest discount? Velocity (budget for the add-on). Want to skip the eval? S2F. Line FFF up in the comparison tool — its no-DLL-anywhere stance is genuinely distinctive.