Written and fact-checked by the Funded Futures Family team. Plan terms are verified against the official help center. Last reviewed September 1, 2026.
Every Funded Futures Family plan pays a 90/10 split, approvals are instant, and no plan has a daily loss limit. The details differ by plan, and the details are what decide your payout — so this guide lays out every rule per plan, straight from the FFF Help Center (updated August 2026). If your Rise account verification is done, approved money lands in your Rise account within a few hours.
This is the reference version: every number, every plan. If you would rather start with plain English, read the rules walkthrough first.
Not sure whether a specific run of days qualifies? Enter your daily results in the payout eligibility checker and it applies these rules for your plan and size.
Rules that apply to every plan
- Profit split: 90/10 in the trader’s favor, on all plans.
- Qualifying day: a trading day with at least $200 in profit.
- Approvals: instant — accounts are monitored continuously, so there’s no review queue. Funds arrive via Rise (Riseworks) within a few hours once your verification is done.
- Total payout cap: $100K per user. Per-payout maximums vary by plan and account size (tables below).
- Verification: KYC required (KYB for LLCs), plus a verified Rise account.
- Conduct: over 50% of your trades and over 50% of your profits must come from positions held longer than 10 seconds; no bots or algorithmic trading; no hedging between accounts; buy in your own name. VPN/VPS is permitted at your own risk.
- Account limit: up to 5 active funded accounts per household, combined across all plans.
- Requests are final once submitted, and all payouts require good standing under the TOS and trading rules.
Premier+ payout rules
Among the most flexible: no activation fee, no account buffer, and for accounts bought before September 9, 2026 no funded consistency rule (newer accounts carry a 40% funded rule). Payouts run every 5 qualifying trading days, and in place of a buffer you only need to be at least $1 in net profit since your previous payout to request again. Qualifying days require $200+ profit.
| Account size | Max payout per request |
|---|---|
| $25,000 | 50% of profit, up to $1,000 |
| $50,000 | 50% of profit, up to $2,000 |
| $100,000 | 50% of profit, up to $2,500 |
| $150,000 | 50% of profit, up to $3,000 |
Source: Premier+ payout requirements. Pricing and full specs: the Premier+ plan page.
Prime payout rules
Prime rewards steady growth. Between payouts you need a minimum of three trading days and a profit target for your account size; a 40% consistency rule applies within each payout cycle (no single day may exceed 40% of that cycle’s profit), and the calculation resets after every approved payout. Prime also carries an account buffer — your balance must stay above drawdown + $100 to request.
| Account size | Profit target between payouts | Buffer balance | Max payout 1 | Max payout 2+ |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $300 | $26,100 | $1,000 | $1,500 |
| $50,000 | $500 | $52,100 | $2,000 | $2,500 |
| $100,000 | $750 | $103,100 | $3,000 | $3,500 |
| $150,000 | $1,000 | $154,600 | $3,500 | $4,000 |
Source: Prime payout requirements. Pricing and full specs: the Prime plan page.
Velocity payout rules
Velocity is the structured, high-frequency model. The standard plan requires a minimum of three trading days per payout and carries a 40% consistency rule (largest day vs total profit, resetting after each approved payout). The Daily Payout Add-On changes the game: no trading-day requirement and no consistency rule — you only need to hit the profit requirement between payouts. Velocity funded accounts use the same intraday trailing drawdown as the evaluation.
| Account size | Profit required between payouts | Max per payout (Standard) | Max per payout (Daily Add-On) |
|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $1,500 | $750 | $600 |
| $50,000 | $3,000 | $1,250 | $1,000 |
| $100,000 | $6,000 | $2,250 | $1,500 |
| $150,000 | $9,000 | $3,250 | $2,500 |
The profit requirement resets after every approved payout and must be fully met before requesting. Source: Velocity payout requirements. Pricing and full specs: the Velocity plan page.
Straight-to-Funded (S2F) payout rules
S2F skips the evaluation, and its payout path is the most structured: seven qualifying trading days ($200+ profit each) before a payout, a 25% daily consistency requirement, and End-of-Day drawdown throughout. There’s no S2F-specific account cap — the site-wide limit of 5 active funded accounts per household (all plans combined) applies.
| Account size | Profit goal — payout 1 | Profit goal — payout 2+ | Max payouts 1–3 | Max payout 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| $25,000 | $1,500 | $1,000 | $1,000 | $1,000 |
| $50,000 | $3,000 | $2,000 | $2,000 | $2,500 |
| $100,000 | $6,000 | $3,000 | $2,500 | $3,000 |
| $150,000 | $9,000 | $4,500 | $3,000 | $3,500 |
Source: S2F payout requirements. Pricing and full specs: the S2F plan page.
Trading rules across plans
Daily loss limit: none, on any plan. The hard risk limit is the maximum drawdown — End-of-Day on S2F, intraday trailing on Velocity, and plan-dependent elsewhere (Premier+ lets you choose EOD or trailing).
News trading: allowed. FOMC, CPI, NFP — trade them like any other session.
Markets and platforms: equity index futures plus commodities (crude oil, natural gas, gold, silver, agricultural markets) on Tradovate, TradingView and NinjaTrader (via Tradovate), and WealthCharts.
If your funded account is closed: a Funded Reset restores it, up to three times per account.
Moving to live: submit a payout request under Professional Stage rules or accumulate $5,000 or more in approved Professional Stage payouts; your account then enters migration review to Rithmic infrastructure.
How fast the money moves
Approvals are instant, and with Rise verification complete, funds land in your Rise account within a few hours. FFF has paid more than $24 million to traders since 2024 — every payout published live — with the approval record tracked on the payout data page. Full timing detail: how fast FFF pays out.
Frequently asked questions
What are Funded Futures Family’s payout rules?
Every plan shares the same foundation: a 90/10 profit split, instant approvals via continuous account monitoring instead of a manual review queue, and a $100,000 total payout cap per user. Where they differ is the path to get there. Premier+ is among the most flexible: no account buffer, and for accounts bought before September 9, 2026 no funded consistency rule (accounts from that date carry a 40% funded rule), just $1 in net profit since your last payout to request again, paying 50% of profit up to $1,000 to $3,000 depending on account size. Prime asks for 3 trading days and a profit target between payouts, a 40% per-cycle consistency rule so no single day can dominate the cycle, and a buffer requiring your balance to stay above drawdown plus $100. Velocity standard mirrors Prime’s 3-day and 40% consistency structure, but its Daily Payout Add-On removes both requirements entirely in exchange for hitting a profit target. Straight-to-Funded, which skips the evaluation altogether, is the strictest: 7 qualifying trading days and a 25% daily consistency rule.
Does FFF cap payouts?
Yes, in two separate ways. Every plan has a per-payout maximum that scales with account size, as low as $600 on a Velocity 25K account with the Daily Add-On, up to $4,000 on a Prime 150K account from the second payout onward, with every plan and size in between published in the tables on this page. On top of that per-payout ceiling sits a $100,000 lifetime payout cap per user, which applies no matter how many funded accounts you’re running or which plans they’re on. The practical effect is that a trader scaling into larger accounts will hit the per-payout maximum before the drawdown or consistency rules become the limiting factor, so it’s worth checking your specific plan and size against the tables above rather than assuming one number applies across the board. None of these caps change based on promo codes or account history.
Does FFF have a daily loss limit?
No. No Funded Futures Family plan carries a daily loss limit, which is the rule that ends most funded accounts elsewhere before a trader ever gets a real chance to prove their edge. The risk control that replaces it is the maximum drawdown, and how that drawdown is measured depends on the plan: Straight-to-Funded uses End-of-Day drawdown throughout, Velocity uses an intraday trailing drawdown carried over from its evaluation, and Premier+ lets you choose between End-of-Day and trailing yourself. Because there’s no daily limit sitting on top of the drawdown, a single rough session doesn’t automatically end your account the way it can at firms that stack both restrictions. It also means news trading around events like FOMC, CPI, and NFP is allowed without a special daily-limit exception, since there’s no daily limit to work around in the first place.
Which FFF plan has no consistency rule?
Premier+ is the only plan that can be fully consistency-free: with Fast Pass there is no evaluation rule, and accounts purchased before September 9, 2026 have no funded rule either. Accounts from September 9, 2026 onward carry a 40% funded rule that resets after each approved payout. Between payouts you need just $1 in net profit since your last payout to request again. Velocity’s Daily Payout Add-On also removes the consistency rule, along with the trading-day requirement, leaving only a profit target to hit between payouts. Everywhere else, a consistency rule applies and its calculation resets after each approved payout: Velocity standard and Prime both run a 40% rule, meaning no single day can account for more than 40% of that cycle’s profit, and Straight-to-Funded runs a stricter 25% daily consistency requirement on top of its seven qualifying trading days. If consistency rules are what’s been ending your funded accounts elsewhere, Premier+ or Velocity with the Daily Add-On are the two paths built specifically around removing that constraint.
How fast does FFF pay out?
Approvals are instant, because every account is monitored continuously instead of sitting in a manual review queue waiting on a human. Once your Rise account verification is complete, approved funds typically land in your Rise account within a few hours of the request going through, not days. That speed isn’t a marketing claim you have to take on faith: Funded Futures Family has paid more than $24 million to traders since 2024, and every one of those payouts posts to a live public feed as it happens, so you can watch the pace for yourself before committing any money. Since continuous account monitoring replaced the old manual-review process, approvals have been issued reliably once an account meets its plan’s requirements; the record is on our payout data page. For the full breakdown of timing by scenario, see the dedicated payout-speed page.
How many funded accounts can I run?
Up to five active funded accounts per household, and that limit is combined across every plan. You can’t get around it by mixing, say, two Prime accounts with three Velocity accounts, since FFF counts all funded accounts under one user toward the same cap of five. The limit applies per verified user, tied to your KYC, or KYB for LLCs, and Rise verification, not per email address or payment method. If a funded account gets closed, a Funded Reset can restore it, up to three times per account, which is a separate mechanism from the five-account limit and doesn’t count against it. Combined with the $100,000 total payout cap per user, the five-account ceiling is FFF’s way of keeping growth proportional rather than letting a single trader scale into an unlimited number of parallel funded accounts at once.