Funded Futures Family (FFF) sells simulated futures trading accounts. Its help centre describes evaluation plans called Velocity, Premier+ and Prime, and Straight to Funded (S2F) accounts that skip the evaluation, including the Sniper 25K, Payday 50K and Accelerate 25K. The firm says all its evaluation and funded accounts are simulated and that no orders are executed in live financial markets.
The firm's pages name the operator as Funded Futures Family LLC, which they say "operates as an e-commerce business". Payouts are paid through the third-party provider Rise (Riseworks). Our saved copies of several rule tables did not show every figure next to the firm's own labels, so we leave out figures we could not match to a label.
Everything in this review comes from Funded Futures Family's own web pages, saved on 10 October 2026. Rules and prices change, so check the firm's site before you buy.
| Highest profit split | Up to 90% source Firm's wording: “All Premier+ funded account payouts are subject to a 90/10 profit split.” |
|---|---|
| Account types | 1-Step evaluation, Instant funding (no evaluation) source |
| Markets | Futures only (contracts on indices, commodities, metals) source |
| Platforms | NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, WealthCharts, Rithmic source |
| Allowed / offered on at least one account type |
Rules can differ between account types — check the linked page for the account you want. |
| Not allowed, or rules that apply (firm says so) |
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FFF sells two kinds of account. With an evaluation plan (Velocity, Premier+ or Prime) you must first pass a simulated evaluation. The Premier+ and Prime pages describe an "instantaneous upgrade" to a funded account on passing. All three pages give you 7 days to activate the funded account, and the Premier+ and Prime pages say it is closed if you do not. Straight to Funded (S2F) accounts "provide immediate access to a funded trading account with no evaluation phase".
| Plan | Type | What the firm's page says |
|---|---|---|
| Velocity | Evaluation | For traders who prefer "a structured, high-frequency payout model"; minimum of 3 trading days to pass; intraday trailing drawdown |
| Premier+ | Evaluation | Account sizes up to $150,000; pass in as little as one trading day with the Fast Pass add-on, or two days with the standard option |
| Prime | Evaluation | Pass in as little as one trading day; end-of-day drawdown; payouts every 3 trading days |
| Sniper 25K | Straight to Funded | $25,000 account; daily payouts once the payout requirements are met |
| Payday 50K | Straight to Funded | "Built around rewarding consistent trading and account progression"; $50,000 base account size |
| Accelerate 25K | Straight to Funded | $25,000 account with access to a funded account "from day one" |
The FAQ says you can pass both the Prime and Premier+ evaluations "in as little as one trading day". The Premier+ page ties one-day passing to the Fast Pass add-on; with the standard option it is two days. The homepage also says "No Time Limits".
The account fees article says "Evaluation accounts require a recurring subscription fee while active" and that the subscription ends automatically once you pass and move to a funded account. It says there are no activation fees and no recurring subscription fees on funded accounts, and that the S2F account is the only account offered with a one-time purchase fee.
We could not see a full price list. When we saved the homepage it showed "$69.99 One time fee", but our copy does not show which plan or size that price belonged to. The homepage also showed promotional banners (some marked "Offer Expired"), so we cannot tell whether it was a promotional price. The Premier+ page and the homepage also mention add-ons (Fast Pass, daily payouts); we could not confirm their prices.
If you fail an evaluation or a funded account, the fees article says you can buy a reset that puts the account back to its original starting parameters. Resets are unlimited on evaluation accounts and capped at three on funded accounts, and the article marks them as not available on S2F accounts. The Terms set a 30-calendar-day window to activate a Trading Challenge once it is made available to you, and say access can be renewed through the User Section or Support within 6 months of the initial suspension.
The Velocity page says the plan "Requires a minimum of 3 trading days to pass" and uses an intraday trailing drawdown. It states a 40% consistency rule that "applies to lifetime of account". The page also describes a Daily Payout Add-On with no consistency rule and no trading day requirement, where traders "only need to meet the profit target between payout requests to be eligible".
The firm describes the Premier+ Account as "designed for traders seeking a fast path to funding". The page states "No consistency or DLL" (no consistency rule and no daily loss limit) for the evaluation. It offers end-of-day (EOD) or intraday drawdown. With EOD drawdown, the drawdown locks once it reaches the base account balance; with intraday drawdown, it keeps trailing the balance as the account grows.
The Prime page says you can "Pass in as little as one trading day and earn payouts every 3 trading days". It uses an end-of-day drawdown and states "No consistency or DLL". The homepage also says there is no consistency rule on the Premier+ and Prime plans in the evaluation phase. We do not repeat the per-size figures on either page because our saved copy did not show every column label.
| Rule | Sniper 25K | Accelerate 25K |
|---|---|---|
| Daily loss limit | None | None |
| Maximum drawdown | $750, end-of-day trailing, never locks | $1,000, intraday trailing, never locks |
| Consistency rule | None | 25% |
| Trading days before payout | No traditional minimum trading-day requirement | 5 qualifying days, minimum $200 profit per qualifying day |
| Payouts | Daily once requirements are met; $2,500 profit target between each payout request | Payout buffer $1,100; maximum payout $500 |
| Maximum position | Not shown with a label in our copy | 3 Minis / 30 Micros |
| Scaling plan | None | None |
The Payday 50K has a $2,000 end-of-day trailing drawdown that locks at the $50,000 base account size once the account reaches $52,000 at end of day. The firm says the plan "rewards account progression with higher payout limits".
The general Straight to Funded page states "No daily loss limit" and a first payout after 7 qualifying trading days, each with at least $200 profit. The homepage also lists a "Hard breach DLL" on at least one plan, so check the page for your plan rather than relying on the general S2F page. It allows up to 5 active funded accounts per household at the same time. The Sniper 25K and Accelerate 25K pages set their own trading-day terms, shown above.
Bots and algorithms. The firm says: "At Funded Futures Family, we don't permit bot or algorithmic trading." It monitors for "unusually high trade volumes or repetitive trading patterns that occur faster than human capability", and for behaviour that suggests coordinated strategies or arbitrage that would be hard to achieve manually. It says violations "may lead to account suspension or bans". VPNs and VPSs are permitted.
News trading. The news trading policy says news trading is permitted unless the rules for your account or plan say otherwise, and that there is no universal flattening requirement across all FFF accounts. On the Sniper 25K, trading U.S. high-impact ("red folder") news in a Sniper funded account "is not permitted and is a hard breach", and you must be flat from 1 minute before to 1 minute after the event.
Weekend holding. The homepage includes the line "Weekend Holding Allowed"; our copy does not show which plan it refers to.
The Premier+ and Prime payout pages both say funded payouts are subject to a 90/10 profit split: 90% to the trader and 10% to the firm. The FAQ says "You keep 90% of every payout you receive", and the homepage advertises "Up to 90% Profit Split". The plan pages we saved for Velocity and the S2F accounts did not state a split.
Payouts go through the third-party provider Rise (Riseworks), and may be subject to identity verification (KYC) and fees set by that provider. The payout button appears only once your account's payout requirements are met. The homepage says there are no payout windows, most requests are reviewed the same day, and payment usually follows within 24 hours. The payout methods article says "Payouts are approved every EOD" and that the payout is sent within 24 hours after approval from Rise. Bank transfer or wire takes 1–3 business days; crypto takes from the same day to 24 hours. The FAQ says eligible payouts "are approved instantly", so the pages describe approval timing differently.
The general S2F page says "Scaling Plan does apply to all funded accounts", but the Sniper 25K and Accelerate 25K pages both list "Scaling Plan | None". We would rely on the plan-specific page.
The firm says "Advancement to FFF's Professional Stage, or to live market execution, is not automatic and is never guaranteed." Its FAQ says consistent traders can also earn the opportunity to trade real firm capital.
The firm lists NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, WealthCharts and Rithmic among the trading platforms and data services made available through FFF.
The FAQ says you can trade "a wide range of CME-listed futures, including the S&P 500, Nasdaq, crude oil, natural gas, gold, and silver".
Operator. The homepage and FAQ give the operator as Funded Futures Family LLC, 28780 Single Oak Dr, Temecula, CA 92590, USA. The Terms give a different address: 32357 Daybrook Terrace, Temecula, CA 92591-0347, USA. The FAQ says the firm is headquartered in Temecula, California, and was founded in 2024.
Regulatory status. The firm says it "operates as an e-commerce business". It says it is not a broker-dealer, futures commission merchant, introducing broker or commodity trading advisor, and is not registered as any of these with the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). It says it does not accept customer funds for trading and does not hold customer deposits.
Simulated accounts. All evaluation and funded accounts are simulated. The Terms say all trading takes place in a simulated environment using simulated market data, and the homepage says an account "is not a live brokerage account, a live trading account, or customer-owned funds". Buying an evaluation or account is described as "a fee for access to our simulated evaluation program and tools". The Terms also state: "Most traders who purchase an evaluation do not receive a payout."
Refunds and cancellation. The firm's pages conflict here. The Terms say the user "is not entitled to any refund of any fees or costs", and that all fees are final and non-refundable. The help centre's refund policy grants a refund only on the first-ever account a user opens, only if no trading has started on it, and only if you contact support via the website chat within 14 days of your first purchase. Refunds go back to the original payment method. You cancel by contacting support via the chat; on cancellation you lose access to all services, and no refunds are given for costs incurred before cancellation. The help-centre policy is the more specific page, but check both.
Restricted countries. The FAQ says the firm cannot accept customers who reside in or are citizens of listed countries and regions. The help centre publishes a list of restricted countries and regions. The same page also says residents of some countries "may not be able to transition to a live funded account". Our saved copy does not show which countries fall under which rule, so check the firm's page before buying. The FAQ says the list was last updated on 1 September 2026, when Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Kenya and Myanmar (Burma) were removed. The firm says these restrictions are in place "due to various compliance, legal, and regulatory reasons".
Marketing claims. The homepage claims "29M+ Paid" and "50K+ Traders". The FAQ says the firm "has paid more than $25.9 million to traders", and elsewhere that it "has paid more than $24 million to traders". We have not verified these figures.
FFF may suit futures traders who trade manually on NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, WealthCharts or Rithmic and want either an evaluation with no consistency rule or daily loss limit in the evaluation phase (Premier+ and Prime), or a funded account without an evaluation (the S2F accounts). It does not suit traders who rely on bots or algorithmic strategies, which the firm does not permit, or people in the restricted countries. Rules differ between plans, so read the page for your plan before you buy.
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Funded Futures Family sells simulated futures evaluations and Straight to Funded accounts, states a 90/10 split for Premier+ and Prime funded payouts, and pays through the provider Rise. Its rules differ a lot between plans, its pages disagree on refunds and on the company address, and we could not see a full price list. Read the help-centre page for your plan and the Terms before buying.
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Find My MatchNo. The firm says all its evaluation and funded accounts are simulated, and no orders are executed in live financial markets. It says advancement to live market execution is not automatic and never guaranteed.
The Premier+ and Prime payout pages state a 90/10 split on funded payouts, 90% to the trader. The FAQ says "You keep 90% of every payout you receive."
Through the third-party provider Rise (Riseworks). Bank transfer or wire takes 1–3 business days and crypto from the same day to 24 hours. KYC and provider fees may apply.
No. The firm says it does not permit bot or algorithmic trading. VPNs and VPSs are permitted.
The Terms say all fees are non-refundable. The help-centre refund policy allows a refund only on your first-ever account, before any trading, if you contact support within 14 days of your first purchase.
Yes, unless your plan's rules say otherwise. On Sniper funded accounts, trading U.S. high-impact news is a hard breach, and you must be flat from 1 minute before to 1 minute after the event.