My Funded Futures Redesigns Pro and Adds a Third Studio Account

My Funded Futures has introduced major changes to its Pro plan, including fixed contract sizes, a $100,000 payout cap and a clearer route to a live trading account. Meanwhile, the firm has expanded its Studio range with a new $5,000 account priced at $75. These updates affect account costs, payout conditions and trading limits. Here’s what traders need to know about the redesigned Pro plan, the new Studio account and how each option compares.

The redesigned Pro plan

According to My Funded Futures’ Pro plan guide, checked 5 November 2026, the redesigned Pro plan offers three account sizes:

The redesign also changes several payout conditions:

• Payouts: You qualify 14 calendar days after your first trade, provided you clear the required buffer. Each payout request must reach at least $1,000. Additionally, My Funded Futures does not charge an activation fee on the funded account.
• A $100,000 cap: The firm limits total payouts to $100,000 per trader. Any profits above that amount are forfeited.
• A defined path to live: The firm reviews your account for a live transition after three consecutive payouts on the same account, when you reach the payout cap, after you generate $20,000 in profit, or whenever the risk team invites you.
• Live starts at $0: Your live account starts with a zero balance and can go negative up to its maximum loss limit. Once you qualify for live payouts, you can request at least $250 and receive an 80/20 profit split.

However, traders should check which version of Pro applies to their accounts. Copilink’s rule tracker now lists the previous Pro guide under Legacy Pro. For more details about the transition, read our guide to what happens when you move to live.

Studio gets a $5,000 account

My Funded Futures has also expanded its Studio range with a smaller entry-level option. The firm added the new #003 account on 14 October 2026, according to its Studio plans guide.

Studio accounts use static maximum loss limits, meaning the drawdown floor never moves. They also have no daily loss limit, consistency rule or minimum trading day requirement. However, traders can only use micros on these accounts.

Funded Studio accounts start at $0 and offer an 80/20 profit split. Furthermore, you can request a payout whenever you close all your positions.

You can also qualify for a live account after five approved payouts or $5,000 in total payout requests. However, the firm allows only one Studio account per trader, and all Studio plans run exclusively on Hyperprop.

Another detail worth knowing: each plan has a daily purchase limit. Consequently, you may see a “sold out for today” message when you try to purchase an account.

Is Studio good value?

Studio’s biggest advantage is its static drawdown. Unlike trailing drawdown, a static loss limit does not follow your account balance as your profits increase. Our static vs trailing drawdown guide explains the difference.

However, the smaller account sizes come with limited drawdown room. For example, the new #003 costs $75 and gives you just $250 in maximum loss room. That’s more than a quarter of the available drawdown.

By comparison, a 50K Rapid account costs $209 and provides $2,000 in maximum loss room, or roughly one-tenth of that amount.

So, which option makes more sense?

Studio suits traders who prefer micro contracts, want simpler trading rules and value a lower $100 minimum payout. On the other hand, traders who need more drawdown room may prefer the larger plans in our My Funded Futures plans guide.

Finally, My Funded Futures offers the public code CLUB for 40% off any plan. Check our promo code page for the discount details before purchasing.

Also new: stricter fair play rules

Alongside the account changes, My Funded Futures has expanded its restrictions on unrealistic simulated fills. The updated policy now covers stale or unrealistic fills in back-month contracts and during quiet trading hours.

Therefore, traders who use anything other than liquid front-month contracts should review the firm’s rules carefully. Our guide to fair play rules explains the prohibited practices and how to avoid violations.

Key takeaways

• My Funded Futures Pro now offers 3, 6 or 9 minis, a $100,000 payout cap and a defined route to a live account.
• After your first payout, Pro switches to a static maximum loss limit. Meanwhile, live accounts start at $0.
• The new Studio #003 offers a $5,000 account for $75, with a $250 static maximum loss.
• Studio offers simpler rules for micro traders. However, its relatively small drawdown room makes it important to compare the cost against the available risk allowance before purchasing.