MyFundedFutures Rapid 50K vs Rapid EOD 50K: intraday vs end-of-day trailing, contracts and consistency

MyFundedFutures (MFFU) applies its consistency rule in the evaluation only: no single day's profit should exceed 50% (Rapid) or 30% (Rapid EOD) of your total evaluation profits. MFF's own example: with a $3,000 target, the 50% rule caps one day at $1,500. That example uses the profit target as the base, while the rule text refers to total evaluation profits; the consistency article's own "Important note" also says "total profit target", so the article mixes both bases internally. Going over does not fail the account; you just trade more days until the ratio is met. Neither Rapid plan has a consistency rule for payouts. Best day at target (ours): 50% of $3,000 = $1,500 (MFF's example), 30% = $900.

What this means for you: A big day never fails you; it just means more days until the ratio is met.

On Rapid, the sim funded max loss is $2,000 from your equity high-water mark (HWM) and trails during the day, including unrealized profit, so a winning trade that reverses can still pull you toward the limit. On Rapid EOD it trails upward each time your account closes at a new end-of-day high and does not move intraday. On both plans the limit never moves down. Sim funded starts at $0, so both floors start at −$2,000 (ours). Floor = high − $2,000, which reaches the $100 lock at a high of $2,100 (ours). Once the trailing max loss reaches $100 it locks there and you must always keep at least $100.

What this means for you: On Rapid, open profit you give back costs funded room for good. On Rapid EOD, only a closing high moves the floor.

You need $2,100 in realized profit before the first request (Rapid: "before requesting any payout"; Rapid EOD: "before … your first payout"), the minimum request is $500 and the split is 90% to you (the 90% split applies as of 12 January 2026, per MFF's payout policy). The first payout becomes available 24 hours after your first funded trade (payout overview; both plans). Rapid EOD then unlocks each later payout at $500 net profit since the last, with no cap per payout cycle; the Rapid 50K article is silent on that unlock and on a per-request cap. Larger Rapid accounts need a bigger buffer: $3,100 on 100K and $4,600 on 150K. MyFundedFutures says most payout requests are approved instantly, and manual reviews can take up to 6 to 12 business hours on weekdays.

What this means for you: Same $2,100 buffer and $500 minimum. Rapid EOD spells out a $500-since-last unlock.

A Rapid account moves to Live automatically after $10,000 net profit in a single trading day; profit above $10,000 that day is forfeited. The risk team can also move consistent payout earners. Up to $5,000 of sim funded profit goes into a Reserve, and the Live 50K account has a $2,000 end-of-day max loss that stops at $0, 3 minis / 30 micros (so a Rapid 50K trader drops from 5 minis to 3 on Live) and daily 90/10 payouts. Rapid EOD 50K follows the same Live rules. Live starts at $0 and can go negative until the limit trails up to $0, there is no buffer on Live, reaching the limit closes the account immediately, and you cannot trade sim and Live at the same time. If several Rapid accounts move to Live together, MFF combines them into one Live account and sets contracts with the Live team.

What this means for you: Plan on 3 minis on Live whichever plan you pick.

Rapid allows 5 mini / 50 micro in evaluation and sim funded; Rapid EOD allows 3 mini / 30 micro. MFF's "its equivalent in micros" implies 10 micros = 1 mini. Live 50K is 3 mini / 30 micro on both. Minimum trading days: 2 on Rapid, 4 on Rapid EOD. Rapid EOD states a 7-day inactivity rule in both the evaluation and sim funded tables and a max of 3 funded accounts. The Rapid 50K plan article does not state inactivity or a max funded count. MFF's Moving from Evaluation to Sim-Funded article caps $25K/$50K sim funded accounts at 5 total and Rapid EOD 50K at 3, but gives no Rapid-specific cap.

What this means for you: Rapid trades bigger and passes in fewer days. Rapid EOD has a stated 7-day inactivity rule.

(a) Inactivity / max funded accounts: Rapid EOD lists a 7-day inactivity rule in both evaluation and sim funded tables and Max # of Funded Accounts Three (3). The Rapid 50K plan article is silent on both. Moving from Evaluation to Sim-Funded (16498635) caps $25K/$50K sim funded accounts at 5 total and Rapid EOD 50K at 3, but gives no Rapid-specific cap. (b) Later payout unlock: Rapid EOD unlocks each later payout at $500 net profit since the last and says no cap per payout cycle; Rapid 50K is silent on both. Rapid's buffer wording is "before requesting any payout"; Rapid EOD's is "before … your first payout". The 24h first-payout timing appears in the payout overview for both, not in the Rapid EOD plan article. (c) Eval vs sim drawdown type: both evaluation tables list Maximum Loss Limit (EOD) $2,000; sim funded Rapid is Intra-day trailing (includes open P&L), Rapid EOD is End-of-Day trailing only at session close. (d) Intraday drawdown article vs Rapid sim $0 start: 12802721 examples use a $50,000 starting balance ($48,000 floor) and say the drawdown "will not exceed the starting balance"; both plan articles start sim funded at $0 and lock at $100 — follow the plan articles. (e) Live contract drop: Rapid 50K sim allows 5 mini / 50 micro; Live 50K (13134718) is 3 mini / 30 micro — same as Rapid EOD sim. (f) 90% effective date: payout overview "as of January 12th, 2026"; Rapid / Rapid EOD plan payout blocks state 90/10 without that date. (g) Rapid EOD typo: "No T1 news trading is not allowed" (double negative); the table says T1 News Trading | No on sim funded — use the table. (h) Consistency base: the rule text refers to total evaluation profits while MFF's $3,000-target example caps one day at $1,500, and the consistency article's Important note also says "total profit target", so the article mixes both bases.

What this means for you: When MFF's pages disagree, follow the plan article and ask support.

The losing-trade ladder uses CME contract specs, not MFF figures: MNQ $2, MES $5, NQ $20, ES $50 per point. Caps are 5 minis or 50 micros on Rapid and 3 or 30 on Rapid EOD, with 10 micros counting as 1 mini. Sim funded starts at $0, so both floors start at −$2,000. Floor = high − $2,000, which reaches the $100 lock at a high of $2,100. Example: a 30-point MNQ stop on 5 micros is $300 per losing trade. From a fresh account both plans fail on trade 7 (−$2,100). If trade 1 first shows +$1,000 of open profit, Rapid's floor moves to −$1,000 and stays there, so Rapid fails on trade 4 (−$1,200) while Rapid EOD still fails on trade 7. If the $1,000 is banked at the close instead, both floors sit at −$1,000 and both fail on trade 7 (balance −$1,100). This assumes the day's high was the close; if Rapid's open profit went higher during that day, its floor sits higher. After +$1,000 of open profit is given back to $0, Rapid has $1,000 of room left and Rapid EOD still has $2,000. With +$1,500 open profit, Rapid fails on trade 2. Open-profit choices are $500, $1,000 and $1,500. We count a loss that reaches the floor as a breach (MFF says "below"), and we ignore commissions and slippage. Best day at target: 50% of $3,000 = $1,500 (MFF's example), 30% = $900. Tags are our rule of thumb: TOO TIGHT within 5 losing trades, WORKABLE 6 to 9, COMFORTABLE 10 or more.

What this means for you: From a fresh account a losing streak fails at the same trade on both plans. The difference only shows once open profit comes and goes.

• Rapid Plan 50K — comprehensive look
• Intraday drawdown explained
• Rapid EOD 50K — comprehensive look
• Consistency rule at MyFundedFutures
• Payout policy overview
• Understanding Rapid Live
• Moving from Evaluation to Sim-Funded

Last checked 2026-10-16.