MFFU Rapid Rules Explained (2026): Rapid vs Rapid EOD Drawdown, Consistency and Payouts

PickMyFuturesProp · 2026-09-26

My Funded Futures Rapid and Rapid EOD rules in plain English: targets and drawdowns by size, the consistency rule with worked math, how the funded drawdown behaves, and the daily payout rules — from MFFU's own plan pages.

My Funded Futures sells two daily-payout plans, Rapid and Rapid EOD. They cost the same and pay the same way, so it's easy to assume they're interchangeable. They aren't. One rule, how your drawdown moves once you're funded, separates them, and a second rule, consistency, decides how fast you can pass. Here's every Rapid rule in plain English, taken from MFFU's own plan pages (verified September 2026).

Rapid vs Rapid EOD at a glance

• Price: identical. $145 (25K) and $209 (50K) list, and code Pick takes 40% off any MFFU account ($87 and $125). Rapid also comes in 100K and 150K.
• Evaluation drawdown: end-of-day trailing on both.
• Funded drawdown: intraday trailing on Rapid, end-of-day trailing on Rapid EOD. This is the big one.
• Evaluation consistency: 50% on Rapid, 30% on Rapid EOD. Neither has a consistency rule once funded.
• Minimum days to pass: 2 on Rapid, 4 on Rapid EOD.
• Daily loss limit: none on either.
• Payouts: daily once you're above the buffer, $500 minimum, 90/10 split, on both.
• Activation fee: $0 on both. One-time fee, no subscription.

Sizes, targets and drawdowns

Rapid

• 25K: $1,500 target, $1,000 max drawdown ($145 list, $87 with Pick)
• 50K: $3,000 target, $2,000 max drawdown ($209 list, $125 with Pick)
• 100K: $6,000 target, $3,000 max drawdown ($356 list, $214 with Pick)
• 150K: $9,000 target, $4,500 max drawdown ($463 list, $278 with Pick)

Rapid EOD

• 25K: $1,500 target, $1,000 max drawdown ($145 list, $87 with Pick)
• 50K: $3,000 target, $2,000 max drawdown ($209 list, $125 with Pick)

Rapid EOD only comes in 25K and 50K. If you want a 100K or 150K daily-payout account from MFFU, Rapid is the only option.

The drawdown rule: where the two plans split

Both plans use end-of-day trailing drawdown in the evaluation. The floor only moves at the close, based on your end-of-day balance, so a winning trade you give back mid-session doesn't raise it.

Once you're funded, they split:

• Rapid switches to intraday trailing drawdown. The floor follows your highest balance in real time, including open profit. If you run a trade up $800 and give it back, the floor has already moved up. It stops trailing and locks at your starting balance + $100 after your first payout.
• Rapid EOD stays on end-of-day trailing drawdown in the funded account too, so intraday swings still can't move the floor.

If you hold winners and let them breathe, that difference matters more than anything else on this page. If you scalp and take profit fast, intraday trailing costs you much less. For a deeper explanation, see EOD vs intraday trailing drawdown.

Rapid also has no resets. If you hit the max drawdown, the account is done and you buy a new one.

The consistency rule, with the math

A consistency rule limits how much of your profit can come from your single best day. In practice: your best day can't be more than the percentage of your total profit when you pass.

Rapid (50%). On the 50K, if you pass right at the $3,000 target, your best day can be at most $1,500. So you need at least two good days, which lines up with the 2-day minimum. If your best day was $2,000, you'd need $4,000 of total profit before you pass ($2,000 is 50% of $4,000).

Rapid EOD (30%). On the 50K, passing at $3,000 means your best day can be at most $900. On the 25K, passing at $1,500 means at most $450. If you have one big $1,200 day on the 50K, you'd need $4,000 of total profit to pass ($1,200 is 30% of $4,000). This is not a one-good-day evaluation. Plan for steady days.

Once funded, neither plan has a consistency rule. Your payouts aren't held up because one day was bigger than the others.

Minimum days

Rapid needs at least 2 trading days to pass, and Rapid EOD needs at least 4. With the 30% rule, most traders will need more than 4 days on Rapid EOD anyway, because the target has to be spread across several sessions.

Payout rules

• When: daily, once your balance is above the buffer. The buffer is a cushion above your max-loss level that you build before withdrawals open. Check MFFU's plan page for the current amount at your size.
• Minimum: $500 per payout.
• Split: 90/10, from the first payout.
• Consistency: none on the funded account.
• Rapid only: after your first payout, the funded drawdown locks at your starting balance + $100, so it stops trailing.

Other rules to know

• No daily loss limit on either plan, in either phase. The max drawdown is the only line you manage.
• News trading on Rapid: tier-1 news trading is allowed in the evaluation but not allowed on the sim-funded account. Our data doesn't list a news rule for Rapid EOD, so check MFFU's rules before you trade news on it.
• Scaling: both plans use a scaling plan for funded contract size.
• Fees: one-time evaluation fee, no activation fee, no monthly subscription.

Rapid or Rapid EOD?

• Pick Rapid EOD if you trade 25K or 50K, you hold trades long enough for intraday swings to matter, and you don't mind a 4-day minimum and a 30% rule in the evaluation.
• Pick Rapid if you want to pass faster (2 days, 50% rule), you want a 100K or 150K, or you scalp and bank profit quickly so intraday trailing rarely bites.

For the rest of MFFU's lineup (Builder and Pro), see the full My Funded Futures review. To see how Rapid EOD stacks up against other daily-payout accounts, read best daily payout prop firms, or compare head to head: MFFU vs Tradeify, MFFU vs Lucid and MFFU vs Topstep. Current code: MFFU discount code.

Rules reflect MFFU's plan pages as verified in September 2026. Prop firm rules change, so confirm on MFFU's site before you buy.