Funded Futures Network Review 2026: OG vs MAX and the Path to 90/10
PickMyFuturesProp · 2026-07-02
Funded Futures Network runs a structured eval-to-live path where your split grows from 80/20 to 90/10 as you cash out — with same-day to 3-day payouts and up to 10 accounts. Here's how OG and MAX differ.
Funded Futures Network (FFN) is a New York firm, founded in 2022, built around one idea: your reward should grow the longer you survive. Where most firms hand you a fixed split, FFN starts you at 80/20 and raises you to 90/10 once you've pulled $5,000 in cumulative payouts. It's a structured path — evaluation, exhibition, funded — rather than a one-step sprint, and it suits traders who want progression over instant gratification.
OG vs MAX
The lineup splits into two families, and the difference is the drawdown engine:
- MAX runs end-of-day trailing drawdown with a soft daily loss limit — the forgiving setup, and the one I'd steer most traders toward.
- OG runs intraday realized trailing — tougher, for traders who bank profits quickly and don't sit on open gains.
Both cover sizes from $25K up to $250K, and each comes in a Standard track (7-15 days) or an Express track (4-7 days) if you want to finish the eval fast. Consistency rules apply and differ by track — read the number on your specific plan before buying.
Payouts and the path to 90/10
Once funded, payouts run same-day to every 3 days — legitimately quick. The split story is the headline: 80/20 while you're Sim Funded, rising to 90/10 on Live Funded after $5K in cumulative payouts. So your first few thousand comes out at 80%, and consistency gets rewarded with the top rate plus live capital. You can also run up to 10 accounts, one of the higher caps around.
The deal
FFN's standing promo is BOGOISBACK — buy one evaluation, get one free. Two parallel attempts for one fee changes your odds of passing more than any discount percentage does.
So who's it for?
Traders who like earning their way up a structure — and who want fast payouts once funded. Take MAX if you value forgiving drawdown, OG if you trade fast, Express if you want the eval done inside a week. Then put FFN next to the one-step firms in the comparison tool and decide whether the progression path or instant terms fit you better.