Two fast-growing, multi-plan futures firms — both now one-time payments. FundedNext leads with the highest reward share on the site; My Funded Futures counters with daily payouts and a ladder to a real live account. Here's how they compare.
FundedNext (its futures product) has the standout number: its Flex plan pays a 95% reward share — the highest we track — on a 5-benchmark-day cycle. It runs Flex, Legacy, and two Rapid paths (Pro and Daily), all on end-of-day trailing drawdown, all one-time payments, with a 40% consistency rule by phase.
My Funded Futures is built around speed and a path to the real thing. Its Rapid plan pays daily and switches to intraday trailing once funded (the drawdown locks after a $100 buffer); Builder gives you a five-payout ladder to a live funded account at Blue Row Capital. MFF is also now one-time across the board, with no daily loss limit and no activation fee.
Want the highest reward share (95% on Flex)? FundedNext. Want daily payouts and a ladder to a real live account? My Funded Futures.
The numbers that decide it — pulled live from our firm database and re-verified in the Sept 18 audit. Highlighted rows are where the two firms differ.
Both are one-time, multi-plan firms with no daily loss limit — the split is reward share (FundedNext) versus payout speed and the live-account ladder (MFF).
Dig into each firm's rules, plans, and current pricing before you commit — or line them up against the rest of the field.
