FFF Choice Plan Explained: One Evaluation, Then Daily Pay or Weekly Pay (2026)

Written and fact-checked by the Funded Futures Family team. Plan terms are checked against the help center articles for the Choice Plan overview, evaluation, drawdown, Daily Pay and Weekly Pay, and against the challenge selector on fundedfuturesfamily.com. Last verified October 27, 2026. This is a product guide from FFF, not an independent review.

The Choice plan is a futures evaluation from Funded Futures Family (FFF), added to FFF Labs on October 26, 2026. You pass one evaluation, then pick how your funded account pays you. Daily Pay lets you request a payout once per trading day from profit above a cushion. Weekly Pay lets you request up to 50% of your total profit after every five winning days, with larger caps. Choice comes in $25K, $50K, $100K and $150K sizes, uses a 6% profit target and an End-of-Day trailing drawdown, and pays a 90/10 split with no consistency rule once you are funded.

Choice plan at a glance

Prices are list prices. When this guide was written, the challenge selector showed a 35% launch discount on Choice. Checkout always shows the current price. Request caps and minimums are before the 90/10 split.

What is the FFF Choice plan?

Choice is the fourth FFF Labs launch. Labs is the group of experimental plans on the FFF challenge selector, and Choice sits there next to Sniper and S2F Accelerate. FFF numbers Labs launches as tests, and Choice is Test #04. Like every Labs plan, it is marked Invite Only on the selector.

The other Labs plans are straight to funded accounts with no evaluation. Choice works differently: it starts with a short evaluation, and the decision that gives the plan its name comes after you pass. When you activate your funded account, you choose Daily Pay or Weekly Pay. That path stays with the account for its lifetime. You can choose different paths on different accounts, and you can hold up to five funded Choice accounts in any mix.

All Choice accounts are simulated. You trade live market data on a simulated balance, and FFF pays approved profits at a 90/10 split through Rise.

How do you pass the Choice evaluation?

You pass when your profit reaches the target, your best day meets the consistency rule and your balance has stayed above the drawdown floor. FFF checks this at the end of each trading day.

• The profit target is 6% of the account: $1,500 on $25K, up to $9,000 on $150K.
• Your most profitable day can be at most 40% of your total profit, which makes three trading days the earliest possible pass. This works differently from a daily profit cap: if your best day is too large, you keep trading until it falls to 40% or less of the total.
• The evaluation has no daily loss limit. The drawdown floor applies at all times.
• News trading is allowed, subject to FFF’s standard trading and prohibited-conduct rules.

Example: a $50K evaluation earns $1,000 on each of three days. Total profit is $3,000, the target, and the best day is 33.3% of it, so the account passes. If one of those days had been $1,500, total profit would need to reach $3,750 before that day fell to 40%.

The 2-Day Pass add-on

The optional add-on raises the evaluation price by 20% and loosens consistency to 50%, which makes a two-day pass possible. On the selector it is called the Choice 2-Day Pass. The profit target and every other rule stay the same, and neither consistency rule carries into the funded account.

Fees and resets

The Choice evaluation is a monthly subscription that rebills each month. There is no activation fee when you pass. A reset’s regular price is $5 below the evaluation’s regular price, and the same discount that applies to the evaluation applies to the reset.

How does the Choice drawdown work?

Choice uses an End-of-Day trailing drawdown. The floor starts at your starting balance minus the drawdown and rises with your highest end-of-day balance. Losses never lower it, and intraday highs do not move it, but the floor is enforced throughout the session: touching it at any time closes the account.

Example on $50K: with a $2,000 drawdown the floor starts at $48,000. A best closing balance of $51,000 lifts it to $49,000. A best close of $52,100 locks it at $50,100, $100 above the starting balance, where it stays.

On a funded account, the floor locks at starting balance plus $100 when your best close reaches starting balance plus that path’s drawdown plus $100, or when you take a payout, whichever comes first.

Daily Pay is tighter than the evaluation on $100K and $150K accounts. Weekly Pay keeps the evaluation’s drawdown at every size.

Daily Pay vs Weekly Pay: what is the difference?

Both paths share three rules. Only one payout request can be pending per account. After your first payout, you need at least $1 of net profit since the last payout before you request again, so losses must be recovered first. Funded contract limits match the evaluation, and there is no scaling plan.

How Daily Pay works

Daily Pay lets you request a payout on any trading day once three conditions are met: the request leaves the payout cushion intact, it is at least $250, and you have net profit since your last payout. There is no extra waiting period. Eligibility is not a promise of same-day payment.

The cushion is profit you keep in the account: $1,100 on $25K, $2,100 on $50K, $3,100 on $100K and $4,600 on $150K. You can withdraw the smaller of your request cap and the profit above the cushion.

Example on $50K: the cushion means $52,100 must remain. At a balance of $52,700, a $600 request leaves $52,100 and pays you $540 after the split. A later $300 profit allows a $300 request, which pays $270. If you then lose $500, you must earn it back and make at least $1 more before the next request.

Daily Pay carries a daily loss limit with two strikes for the life of the account. The first hit stops trading for the rest of that day. The second hit closes the funded account. Strikes never reset, and the drawdown floor stays a separate hard limit.

How Weekly Pay works

Weekly Pay counts winning days. A winning day closes with at least $200 of profit at every account size. After five winning days you can request up to 50% of your total profit, meaning current balance minus starting balance, up to the fixed cap for your size. The cap is the same for every payout and does not grow. The minimum request is $500. There is no cushion, no daily loss limit and no funded consistency rule.

Example on $50K: after five winning days the balance is $54,000, so total profit is $4,000. Half of that is $2,000, under the $2,500 cap, so you request $2,000, receive $1,800 and the balance drops to $52,000. After the next five winning days the balance reaches $55,000. Total profit is $5,000, half is $2,500, and the cap allows all of it, so you receive $2,250.

Which payout path fits how you trade?

Daily Pay fits a trader who wants to take smaller amounts often and is comfortable with a daily loss limit. The trade-off is the cushion you must leave in the account, a lower cap per request and a two-strike limit that can end the account.

Weekly Pay fits a trader who has fewer, larger winning days and does not want a daily loss limit. The trade-off is waiting for five days of $200 or more and taking at most half of your profit each time.

Because the path is fixed per account, a trader who is unsure can run one funded account on each path, within the five-account limit.

Now the part that flatters us less

• Choice bills monthly. The evaluation rebills every month, while the straight to funded Labs plans are one-time purchases.
• Three days is the earliest possible pass. Plenty of evaluations take longer, and plenty are never passed.
• Daily Pay can end an account on a bad day. Two daily-loss hits over the account’s lifetime close it, and on $100K and $150K the funded drawdown is smaller than in the evaluation.
• Weekly Pay never pays more than half of your profit per request, and the cap stays fixed. Five winning days can take a lot longer than a week.
• After your first payout, the floor sits $100 above the starting balance. The only room you have is the profit you left in the account.
• Choice sits in FFF Labs, and every Labs plan is marked Invite Only on the selector.

Approved payouts are paid at 90/10 under FFF’s rules. Requests that break a published rule are denied, and FFF tells you which rule was missed.

Frequently asked questions

What is the FFF Choice plan?

Choice is an FFF Labs futures evaluation in $25K, $50K, $100K and $150K sizes. You pass one evaluation with a 6% profit target and 40% consistency, then choose Daily Pay or Weekly Pay for your funded account. The funded account pays 90/10 with no consistency rule.

How fast can you pass the Choice evaluation?

The earliest pass is three trading days with the standard 40% consistency rule, or two trading days with the 2-Day Pass add-on, which raises the price by 20%. There is no minimum beyond what consistency requires.

Is the Choice evaluation a one-time fee?

No. It is a monthly subscription that rebills each month. There is no activation fee when you pass.

Can I switch between Daily Pay and Weekly Pay later?

No. You choose the path when you activate a funded account, and it stays with that account for its lifetime. You can choose a different path on another funded account.

Is there a consistency rule on the funded Choice account?

No. The 40% (or 50%) consistency rule applies only to the evaluation. Neither payout path has a funded consistency rule.

Do Weekly Pay payout caps increase over time?

No. Weekly Pay caps are fixed by account size: $1,250 on $25K, $2,500 on $50K, $3,500 on $100K and $4,500 on $150K, for every payout.

How many Choice accounts can I hold?

Up to five funded Choice accounts per trader, in any mix of Daily Pay and Weekly Pay.

Can I trade news on Choice?

Yes. News trading is allowed in the evaluation and on both funded paths, subject to FFF’s standard trading and prohibited-conduct rules.

Is Choice a live trading account?

No. Choice evaluations and funded accounts are simulated. You trade live market data on a simulated balance, and approved payouts are paid under FFF’s payout program through Rise.

Check the terms before you buy

Choice is on the challenge selector under the Labs tab. Read the Choice help center articles first, and pick the payout path that matches how you actually trade.

See Choice on the challenge selector

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