Does Funded Futures Network pay out?
Yes, Funded Futures Network pays, but slowly and with an unappealable forfeiture risk at the end of the review. We found repeated dated payouts to named traders between June and August 2026, alongsid…
Funded Futures Network at a glance
Funded Futures Network is a proprietary trading firm based in United States, in business since 2022.
- Account sizes on sale
- $25K – $250K
- Profit split to the trader
- 80 – 90%
- programmes, across 10 plans
- 2
- Cheapest plan
- $135
On the record
- Based in
- United States
- Founded
- 2022
- Trades through
- Rithmic
- Platforms
- NinjaTrader
- Instrument types
- Futures
- Website
- fundedfuturesnetwork.com
- Evidence last checked
Pay for a plan with
- Credit/Debit Card
Get paid by
- Bank Transfer
- PayPal
- Bank Wire Transfer
What Funded Futures Network sells
10 plans in 2 programmes: 10 one-step evaluations.
- Highest split · STEADY Evaluation
- 90%
- Most drawdown room · Standard MAX Evaluation
- 6%
- Fewest minimum days · STEADY Evaluation
- 2
1-stepStandard MAX Evaluation1-step5 sizes80%profit split
The rules
- Phase 1 target
- 6% – 8%
- Max drawdown
- 2.4% – 6% · Trailing, locked at end of day
- Daily loss limit
- 1.8% – 4% · Equity based
- Minimum trading days
- 5
- Payout schedule
- Same day. A request can be submitted on any day the account meets every eligibility condition
- Fee refunded on passing
- No
On this programme
- News tradingAllowed
- Copy tradingAllowed
- Expert advisors (EAs)Allowed
- Weekend holdingNot allowed
- Overnight holdingNot allowed
Account sizes
- $25K
- $50K
- $100K
- $150K
- $250K
Per-size prices are published on the firm’s site, not on this record.
1-stepSTEADY Evaluation1-step5 sizes90%profit split
The rules
- Phase 1 target
- 6% – 8%
- Max drawdown
- 2.2% – 4.8% · Trailing, locked at end of day
- Minimum trading days
- 2
- Payout schedule
- Every payout cycle requires 5 winning days, each closing at or above the minimum daily profit for the account size. Caps step up from the 4th payout, and after 5 simulated payouts the account goes to a live review
- Fee refunded on passing
- No
On this programme
- News tradingAllowed
- Copy tradingAllowed
- Expert advisors (EAs)Allowed
- Weekend holdingNot allowed
- Overnight holdingNot allowed
Account sizes
- $25K
- $50K
- $100K
- $150K
- $250K
Per-size prices are published on the firm’s site, not on this record.
Compare all 2 programmes side by side
| Programme | Type | Sizes | Split | Target | Max drawdown | Daily loss | Min days | Leverage | Fee refund |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard MAX Evaluation | 1-step | $25K – $250K | 80% | 6% – 8% | 2.4% – 6% | 1.8% – 4% | 5 | Not recorded | No |
| STEADY Evaluation | 1-step | $25K – $250K | 90% | 6% – 8% | 2.2% – 4.8% | Not recorded | 2 | Not recorded | No |
How Funded Futures Network pays
Traders keep 80 – 90% of their profits, paid out by Bank Transfer, PayPal, and Bank Wire Transfer.
- Profit split
- 80 – 90%
- Payout methods
- 3
- Plans refunding the fee
- 0 of 10
- Payout schedules stated
- 2
Paid out by
- Bank Transfer
- PayPal
- Bank Wire Transfer
Payout schedules, in the firm’s words
Same day. A request can be submitted on any day the account meets every eligibility condition
Standard MAX Evaluation
Every payout cycle requires 5 winning days, each closing at or above the minimum daily profit for the account size. Caps step up from the 4th payout, and after 5 simulated payouts the account goes to a live review
STEADY Evaluation
Split and schedule, programme by programme
| Programme | Split | Payout schedule | Fee refund |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard MAX Evaluation1-step | 80% | Same day. A request can be submitted on any day the account meets every eligibility condition | No |
| STEADY Evaluation1-step | 90% | Every payout cycle requires 5 winning days, each closing at or above the minimum daily profit for the account size. Caps step up from the 4th payout, and after 5 simulated payouts the account goes to a live review | No |
Payout policy
Withdrawals are handled on a same day basis: the day an account becomes eligible is the day a request can be submitted, with no fixed weekly or monthly window. Payment is by ACH, which is the default, or by PayPal or bank wire, and no fee is charged on any method.
Eligibility
Every funded account must first build its buffer, which equals the account's maximum drawdown amount. Only profit above the buffer is withdrawable, and the balance has to sit at least $500 above the buffer level before a request qualifies.
- Standard MAX funded accounts additionally need consistency at or below 40% at the moment the request is reviewed.
- STEADY funded accounts need 5 winning days accumulated in the current cycle, and the balance must climb above the level left after the previous payout before the next request. A single minimum winning day that only recovers an earlier loss does not qualify.
Amounts
The minimum request is $500. Per account caps run from $1,000 on a 25K account to $3,000 on a 250K account for the first three payouts, rising to between $1,200 and $3,500 from the fourth payout onward. A trader may withdraw no more than $10,000 per payout across all of their accounts, and that global cap overrides the per account figures.
What voids or forfeits a payout
- Trading the account after a request has been submitted but before the balance has been adjusted causes the payout to be declined.
- Closing an account forfeits the profit on it, including on funded accounts.
- Trading a Tier 1 news event on an exhibition or funded account results in liquidation and forfeited profits.
Moving to live
After 5 simulated payouts a trader can apply to their risk manager to move to a live funded account, where the split rises to 90/10, the consistency rule falls away and withdrawals are daily and sent within 24 hours of a request. The risk manager holds the final decision. On accounts purchased after 1 July 2026, simulated profit is forfeited at the point of the move and the live account opens at the account size plus the original buffer amount.
What you can trade
7 asset classes, traded as Futures.
Asset classes
- Indices
- Metals
- Energy
- Other Commodities
- FX
- Crypto
- Futures
Instrument types
- Futures
Trading costs
A commission is charged on every market; the per-lot figures are below.
- Indices
- Metals
- Energy
- Other Commodities
- FX
- Crypto
- Futures
Commissions are charged per contract and are applied to the simulated balance during the evaluation as well as on funded accounts, so they have to be accounted for when tracking progress toward a profit target.
- Full size CME, CBOT, NYMEX and COMEX contracts are $2.49 per contract across index, currency, energy, metals and agricultural products.
- Micro and E-micro contracts are $0.89 per contract, covering MES, MNQ, MYM, M2K, MCL, MGC, SIL and MBT.
- Interest rate futures are priced individually: $1.66 on ZT and ZF, $1.81 on ZN, $1.86 on UB and $1.88 on ZB.
Other charges
- An evaluation reset is $100 on Standard MAX. STEADY resets are tiered by account size, from $114 on a 25K account to $620 on a 250K account.
- The professional data fee of $126 per month per exchange applies to live funded accounts only and is deducted from the account balance rather than charged to a card. Simulated funded accounts pay nothing.
- No fee is charged on a payout by any method.
- Every evaluation includes a licence for one of the firm's preferred trading platforms.
Products outside the CME group markets can be requested from support.
What Funded Futures Network lets you do
Across all 10 plans, as recorded programme by programme.
- News tradingAllowed on every plan
- Copy tradingAllowed on every plan
- Expert advisors (EAs)Allowed on every plan
- Weekend holdingNot allowed on any plan
- Overnight holdingNot allowed on any plan
Funded Futures Network runs day trading only programs. Every position and every resting order must be flat by 4:50 PM EST each day, and trading reopens at 6:00 PM EST. Traders may work the overnight session from 6:00 PM EST through to 4:50 PM EST the following day, but nothing may be carried across the daily flat window or over the weekend: accounts must be flat by 4:50 PM EST on Friday and can reopen at 6:00 PM EST on Sunday. On holiday early closes the trader is responsible for being flat one minute before the close, because the automatic flatten does not run at non standard times.
News
News trading is permitted throughout the evaluation. On exhibition and funded accounts, Tier 1 events cannot be traded: FOMC meetings and minutes, the Employment Report and CPI for all traders, EIA releases for energy traders and the agricultural reports for agricultural traders. The account must be flat, meaning no positions and no resting or limit orders, from one minute before the release until one minute after it. The Financial Juice calendar is the only accepted news calendar.
Automation and copy trading
- Automated strategies and expert advisors are allowed where they execute the account holder's own strategy. High frequency bots and attempts to exploit the simulated environment are not.
- Copy trading is allowed across a maximum of 5 of the trader's own accounts. Taking the same product in the same direction on more than 5 accounts disqualifies every account in that group from funding.
- Coordinated trading between accounts belonging to different people, signal services executed simultaneously across accounts, and any third party access to an account are prohibited.
- A VPS or VPN is permitted for personal use, but not when shared with another trader or used to conceal a relationship between accounts.
Hedging
Holding opposing positions across two accounts is a breach in the evaluation, exhibition and funded phases. Any two products traded in different directions triggers it, including a mini against its own micro contract, so a long in NQ against a short in MNQ counts.
Consistency rules
The consistency rule caps how much of a trader's profit may come from a single session. The threshold depends on the program and the phase.
- Standard MAX evaluation: 40%, measured against the total profit target. Exceeding it does not fail the account, it raises the target until consistency is restored. On a 50K account with a $3,000 target, 40% allows $1,200 in any one session; a $1,500 day lifts the target to roughly $3,750.
- Standard MAX funded (simulated): 40%, measured as best day net P&L against the profit earned since the last payout. Consistency must be within the limit when a withdrawal is reviewed, or the request is denied.
- STEADY evaluation: 52%, capping how much of total evaluation profit can come from one day.
- STEADY funded: none. The 52% rule applies to the STEADY evaluation only.
- Live funded accounts: none. No consistency rule applies once an account is live.
How it resets
After each withdrawal the consistency profit tally resets to zero, and it does so per account: withdrawing from 2 of 5 copy traded accounts resets those 2 only. The reset affects the calculation and not the money, so the buffer and prior profits stay in the account.
A trader's best single day P&L is permanent and never resets. Because consistency is calculated as best day divided by profit since the last payout, the figure reads high at the start of every new cycle and falls as fresh profit accumulates. A trader whose best day on record is $1,000 needs $2,500 of new profit in the cycle to come back to 40%, and $4,000 to reach a 25% threshold.
Firm rules
Outside the drawdown maths, these are the rules that end an account.
- Holding past the close. A position still open at 4:50 PM EST liquidates and fails the account. The system flattens automatically at that time, but traders are told not to rely on it, and it does not operate on holiday early closes at all.
- Exceeding the contract limit. Each account size carries a maximum, from 3 minis or 30 micros on a 25K account up to 20 minis or 200 micros on a 250K account. Going beyond it fails the account.
- Copy trading beyond 5 accounts. Every account in the arrangement is disqualified from funding and must be reset.
- Third party access or coordinated trading. Accounts are terminated without warning, subscription fees are not refunded and pending payouts are forfeited.
- Inactivity. Every account, including a failed one, must record at least 3 qualifying trading days in each rolling 29 day period. A qualifying day is one that closes with a realised profit or loss of $5 or more; logging in or placing and cancelling orders does not count. Accounts that fall short are cancelled automatically with no warning and no manual review.
Account limits and recovery
A trader may hold up to 10 accounts in total and up to 5 funded at one time. Evaluations passed beyond the fifth wait in a queue until a funded account is closed. A failed evaluation can be reset from the dashboard rather than repurchased, and a Standard MAX funded account that has not yet produced a payout can be reset once. If inactivity cancellation leaves a trader with no accounts at all, their platform and data feed licences are disabled and are re-enabled automatically once a new account is purchased.
Where Funded Futures Network does not take traders
Residents of 23 countries cannot open an account with Funded Futures Network.
- Afghanistan
- Azerbaijan
- Central African Republic
- Cuba
- Haiti
- Iran
- Iraq
- Mali
- Myanmar
- Nauru
- Nicaragua
- Nigeria
- North Korea
- Pakistan
- Russia
- Somalia
- South Sudan
- Sudan
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- Syria
- Turkmenistan
- Ukraine
- Venezuela
- Yemen
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