Written and fact-checked by the Funded Futures Family team. Plan terms are verified against the official help center. Last reviewed September 17, 2026.
S2F Accelerate is the fastest route FFF offers to a first payout, and it carries the strictest risk model we run. One payment, a $50,000 simulated funded account from the first trade, all 5 minis available on day one, and a payout request possible after five qualifying days. In exchange the drawdown follows your account intraday and never locks, and the 25% consistency rule stays with the account for life. Read both halves before you buy.
Accelerate at a glance
- $50,000 account only, one-time purchase, no monthly fee, no evaluation
- Full position size from day one: 5 minis or 50 micros, no scaling plan
- Payout path: 5 qualifying trading days of $200 or more in closed profit, then request
- $2,000 intraday trailing drawdown that trails your unrealized high and never locks
- 25% consistency rule for the life of the account; it does not reset after a payout
- Payouts capped at $1,250 for the first two requests and $1,500 from the third, $500 minimum, 90/10 split
Pricing and specs
| Account | List price | Current launch offer | Max loss limit | Max position |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $50,000 | $499 one-time | $49.90 (90% off) | $2,000, intraday trailing | 5 minis / 50 micros |
The launch offer is live at the time of writing; the checkout always shows the current price. The first50 code does not apply to Accelerate. For a full walkthrough of the offer, the rules and a worked payout example, read S2F Accelerate: a $50K funded account for $49.90.
Accelerate or S2F Standard: the honest comparison
Both plans skip the evaluation. They are not the same product, and at list price Accelerate is not automatically the better buy. Here is the 50K account side by side.
| S2F Standard 50K | S2F Accelerate 50K | |
|---|---|---|
| List price | $469 | $499 |
| Drawdown | $2,000 End-of-Day, locks at $50,000 | $2,000 intraday, never locks |
| Consistency | 25%, resets after each approved payout | 25%, never resets |
| Days to first payout | 7 qualifying days ($200+) | 5 qualifying days ($200+) |
| Position on day one | 3 minis, scales to 5 | 5 minis |
| Max payout 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 | $2,000 / $2,000 / $2,000 / $2,500 | $1,250 / $1,250 / $1,500 / $1,500 |
| Buffer to request a payout | See S2F Standard | Balance above $52,100; you cannot withdraw into the buffer |
Pick Accelerate if you already size at 5 minis, want the first payout in a week rather than seven qualifying days, and can trade inside a floor that moves against you during the session. Pick Standard if you would rather have the End-of-Day model and the higher payout caps, and do not mind a scaling plan.
How the intraday trailing drawdown works
This is the part that is new for FFF, so it gets its own section. On Accelerate the floor sits $2,000 below the highest unrealized balance your account has reached. If you are up $800 in an open position, the floor rises $800 with it, even if you later close the trade for less. It moves during the session, not only at the close, and it keeps trailing for the life of the account. There is no lock at the starting balance the way every End-of-Day FFF plan has.
Two practical consequences. First, an open winner that reverses can breach you even though your closed profit never fell, because the high-water mark counted the unrealized peak. Second, a large early run does not buy you permanent breathing room; once you take profit out, the floor stays $2,000 below whatever high the account has printed. Put your own numbers into the drawdown simulator and compare the intraday and End-of-Day lines before you decide.
How the lifetime 25% consistency rule works
Same math as every other FFF consistency rule: your largest single day of profit cannot be more than 25% of your total profit at the moment you request a payout, so total profit needs to be at least four times your best day. The difference on Accelerate is that the calculation never restarts. On Standard the count resets after each approved payout. On Accelerate one $1,500 day stays in the record for as long as the account lives, which means the total profit the account has ever produced must keep growing to at least $6,000 before that day stops blocking a request. Steady days are the whole game here.
Payout numbers
| Requirement | Accelerate 50K |
|---|---|
| Qualifying days before a request | 5 days with $200 or more in closed profit |
| Balance needed to request | Above $52,100 (you cannot withdraw into that buffer) |
| Max payout 1 | $1,250 |
| Max payout 2 | $1,250 |
| Max payout 3 and later | $1,500 |
| Minimum payout | $500 |
| Profit split | 90/10 |
Source: Accelerate payout requirements. Worked example: with a $52,100 buffer and a $500 minimum, the account needs at least $2,600 of net profit above the starting balance before the first request is possible, and the largest of those days can be no more than a quarter of the total.
Who picks Accelerate
Traders who trade full size already and want the shortest possible runway to a first check. It is not a beginner plan. A never-locking intraday trail punishes traders who let winners run open and give them back, and the lifetime consistency rule punishes one-day heroes. If either of those describes you, S2F Standard or an evaluation plan such as Premier+ will treat you better.
Site-wide rules still apply: 5 active funded accounts per household across all plans, news trading allowed, no daily loss limit, instant payout approvals with funds in your Rise account within hours once verified, and a $100K total payout cap per user.
Frequently asked questions
What does S2F Accelerate cost?
The list price is $499 as a one-time purchase for the $50,000 account. At launch it is offered at 90% off, $49.90, and the checkout shows whatever price is current when you buy. There is no monthly billing, no activation fee, and no reset to pay for because there is no evaluation. The first50 code is not valid on Accelerate or on any S2F plan.
How is Accelerate different from S2F Standard?
Accelerate is faster and tighter. You get 5 minis on day one instead of a scaling plan, and you can request a payout after five qualifying days instead of seven. The cost of that speed is a $2,000 intraday trailing drawdown that never locks, a 25% consistency rule that never resets, and payout caps of $1,250 for the first two requests and $1,500 after that, which are lower than Standard’s. At list price Standard is $30 cheaper.
Does the drawdown ever lock on Accelerate?
No. It trails $2,000 below your highest unrealized balance for the life of the account. This is the only FFF plan without a lock at the starting balance, and it is the single biggest difference from S2F Standard and from every End-of-Day plan we offer.
Does the 25% consistency rule reset after a payout?
No. On Accelerate the rule applies across the whole life of the account. On S2F Standard, Prime, and Velocity the calculation resets after each approved payout. If you have one very large day early, it will sit in your record until total profit is at least four times that day.
What is the $52,100 buffer?
To request a payout your balance must be above $52,100, which is the $50,000 starting balance plus the $2,000 drawdown plus $100. You cannot withdraw money that would take the balance back into that buffer. With a $500 minimum payout, that means at least $2,600 in net profit before a first request.