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Funded Futures Network

USA · est. 2022 · reviewed 2026-09-25

Reviewed 2026-09-25 6 sources Partial No flags recorded Official source

No sourced trader-risk flag has been recorded for Funded Futures Network. That is the absence of a finding, not a clean bill of health.

71B
FirmFax score
81B
Best account Standard MAX

FirmFax verdict

Funded Futures Network is a strong futures prop firm best taken through its Standard MAX (81/100), which uses a more forgiving end-of-day trailing drawdown with a 40% consistency rule to clear.

Current offerCode FAXOfficial source

50% off every account size, applied automatically. Code FAX at checkout

Pricing page shows the discount already struck through on every size, with no code needed: 25K $68 from $135, 50K $80 from $160, 100K $158 from $315, 150K $183 from $365, 250K $295 from $590. The separate STEADY50 campaign on steady.fundedfuturesnetwork.com is a different product and its own page says it ended July 31, 2026.

Enter FAX when checkout shows a code box; the deal button carries the offer path. Scores and rankings are independent of affiliate relationships.

Offer source: Funded Futures Network pricing page

Quick check

Firm

71/B

Best account

81/B

+Futures account research
+Best account: Standard MAX
+Platforms: Onyx, FundX +3
+Official source offer checked 2026-09-05

Active profile

Active offer path. Review the rule highlights, then choose the account that fits you.

Coupon codeFAX
Official source · Last checked 2026-09-05

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Best for

  • ✓NinjaTrader users — it is a listed platform
  • ✓Futures traders

Check fit if

  • •Best for traders who can spread profits across sessions; this route lists a 40% consistency rule
  • •Best for traders with tight daily risk controls because this route includes a daily loss cap
  • •Event-driven strategies need a news-friendly route; this profile restricts news trading

Fig. 01 — Score breakdown

What the FirmFax score is made of

This breakdown is for Steady Evaluation, the middle-scoring of the 2 plans on sale. Funded Futures Network's grade is that plan's score.

How scoring works →
Plan rules 47%
72
Firm track record 18%
75
Plan transparency 23%
96
Plan accessibility 12%
100
Penalties · -10 on watch

Fig. 02 — Account types

All account types compared

Rankings use each plan's own score.

Plan Market Score From Drawdown Daily loss Consistency Payout split Platforms Action
Standard MAX
Standard MAX futures evaluation
6 sources ↗
Futures 81B $135 Trailing (end-of-day) $1,000 40% 80/20 on sim-funded accounts; 90/10 on live-funded accounts Onyx, FundX, EdgeProX, MotiveWave Mobile, NinjaTrader Get offer →
Steady Evaluation
Two-winning-day Steady futures evaluation
4 sources ↗
Futures 71B $149 Trailing (end-of-day) Not recorded 52% 90/10 Onyx, FundX, EdgeProX, MotiveWave Mobile, NinjaTrader Not recorded daily loss limit Get offer →
Daily loss
We have not recorded whether this plan has a daily loss limit. A blank row is not the absence of a cap.

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Standard MAX Futures

From $135.25,000 min size. Standard MAX futures evaluation

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Steady Evaluation Futures

From $149.25,000 min size. Two-winning-day Steady futures evaluation

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Fig. 03 — Cost to funded

What does Funded Futures Network cost?

Route: Standard MAX

Evaluation entry
The advertised sticker price before any discount.
$135

Cost on one clean pass

$135+

Entry price for one attempt, before any current discount. Fees paid after entry are not included, so the real cost may be higher.

Fig. 04 — Before you buy

Rules to know first

Drawdown model

Trailing (end-of-day)

On the best route, the drawdown only trails at the end of the day, which gives active traders far more room than an intraday trail.

Source: Standard MAX account guide ↗

Daily loss limit

$1,000

Daily caps make position sizing especially important, even when overall drawdown room remains.

No source on file for this row

Consistency rule

40%

Payout eligibility needs profits spread across sessions; one day above 40% can delay the request.

Source: Standard MAX account guide ↗

News trading (by stage)

Not allowed

The rule changes once the firm carries the risk: allowed on evaluation; not allowed once funded. The figure shown is the funded-stage rule, because that is the half that costs money.

No source on file for this row

Min trading days

5 winning days

Funded Futures Network requires at least 5 winning days on this route before the evaluation can be passed. The wait before a payout can be requested is a separate rule.

No source on file for this row

Each row above is read from Funded Futures Network’s own published pages where one is cited; rows marked “Not recorded” are gaps in our record, not terms the firm has waived. Last reviewed 2026-09-25 — confirm the live terms at checkout.

Fig. 05 — Full terms

Rules & payouts

Last reviewed 2026-09-25

Rules

Drawdown
Trailing (end-of-day), on every plan on sale that we list
Daily loss limit
$1,000, on 1 of 2 plans on sale that we listNot recorded: Steady Evaluation
Consistency rule
Varies by planStrictest: 40%, on Standard MAX
Min trading days
Varies by planStrictest: 5 winning days, on Standard MAX
News trading — evaluation
Allowed
News trading — once funded
Not allowed
Overnight holding
Restricted, on every plan on sale that we list
US availabilityNot recorded
We have not recorded whether this firm sells to people in the United States. Treat it as unknown, never as permission.

News rule detail: During evaluation: Article 3.3 publishes the split as a table. Evaluation, all account types: T1 news trading permitted, and it "does not blow the account". Once funded: Exhibition, Sim-Funded and Live-Funded accounts must be completely flat from 1 minute before to 1 minute after every T1 event. Holding a position through one is immediate account liquidation, with no funding, no profits and no appeal.

Automation: FFN permits automated strategies provided they execute the registered account holder's own strategy.

Payouts

Profit split
Program-dependent
Frequency
Standard MAX public blog describes same-day prop-firm payouts after requirements
Min days to payout
5 days (unit not recorded)
First payout min
Not recorded
We have not recorded whether there is a minimum first payout.
Methods
ACH, PayPal, Bank wire
Payout evidence
No dated evidence found
No dated payout record published by the firm has been found. This is a gap in our evidence, not a finding about whether the firm pays.
Platforms
Onyx, FundX, EdgeProX, MotiveWave Mobile, NinjaTrader

Payout evidence counts dated payout records Funded Futures Network has published itself. We have found none for Funded Futures Network. Most firms publish nothing dated, so a blank here says what we could not find — it is not a finding that the firm does not pay.

Fig. 06 — Rule tape

Recent changes

Funded Futures Network rule history →
2026-08-11 Funded Futures Network listed a 250K Standard MAX account size on current account pages. Neutral
2026-08-11 Funded Futures Network listed a Steady account route; sale-code copy says the 50% offer ended July 31, 2026. Neutral

Fig. 07 — Research & sources

Research notes

Confidence: partial

Funded Futures Network is an active futures prop firm with official homepage and blog sources. Account-family differences need deeper plan extraction.

FAQ

Funded Futures Network questions

Is Funded Futures Network legit?

Funded Futures Network has operated since 2022 (4+ years) and holds a broadly positive public reputation. FirmFax scores it 81/100 on its best account and reviews rules from public sources.

How much does Funded Futures Network cost?

The best account route (Standard MAX) starts at $135. Fees paid after entry are not included in that price. See the cost breakdown above for what that figure includes.

What drawdown does Funded Futures Network use?

The best route uses a trailing (end-of-day) drawdown — the drawdown only trails at the end of the day, which gives active traders far more room than an intraday trail.

Does Funded Futures Network have a consistency rule?

Yes — the best route lists a 40% consistency rule. How the 40% is measured varies between firms, so check Funded Futures Network’s own terms. Other routes can differ; check the account table.

How does Funded Futures Network pay out?

Profit split on record for Funded Futures Network: Program-dependent. Minimum of 5 days (unit not recorded) before a payout. Payout cadence: Standard MAX public blog describes same-day prop-firm payouts after requirements. FirmFax holds no dated, firm-published payout record for it — that means none has been found, not that the firm fails to pay.

What platforms does Funded Futures Network support?

Funded Futures Network lists Onyx, FundX, EdgeProX, MotiveWave Mobile, NinjaTrader. Review platform access for the specific plan you choose.

Is there a Funded Futures Network discount code?

FirmFax lists code FAX for Funded Futures Network. Enter it when checkout asks for a code. Current offer: 50% off every account size (checked 2026-09-05).

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