TradeDay vs My Funded Futures

TradeDay suits traders who want the widest platform choice, a monthly price with no activation fee and, on Quick Pay, access to profit from the first funded day, provided they avoid scheduled Tier 1 releases. My Funded Futures suits traders who want a single fee, a 90/10 split from the first payout and daily payout requests with no stated cap on its Rapid EOD plan. Both firms offer a 50K plan with end of day drawdown from start to finish, so the choice turns on cost structure, split, payout terms and platforms.

All prices are list prices at the time of review in September 2026. Both firms run frequent discounts, so the checkout price is often lower.

TradeDay vs My Funded Futures at a glance

The table compares the TradeDay Fast Pass 50K with the My Funded Futures Rapid EOD 50K. Both keep an end of day trailing drawdown in the evaluation and the funded account.

Rules and drawdown

On these plans both firms use a $2,000 limit that trails the end of day balance throughout. TradeDay enforces it in real time and freezes it once it reaches the starting balance, and the first Fast Pass payout moves it up to that level. At My Funded Futures the Rapid EOD funded account starts from a $0 balance, and the limit trails upward at each daily close until it locks at $100. The end of day drawdown guide explains the mechanics, and the drawdown calculator tracks where the floor sits.

Neither plan carries a daily loss limit. TradeDay lists none on its pricing cards or rules pages, and Rapid EOD has none at either stage.

The consistency rules differ in level and scope. Fast Pass requires the best day to stay at or below 45% of profit in the evaluation and, for accounts opened from 26 July 2026, of gross profit once funded. Rapid EOD applies a stricter 30% rule, but only in the evaluation. Fast Pass needs at least three days to pass and Rapid EOD four. The consistency rule calculator shows how much profit a large day requires under each.

Each firm also sells a plan with an intraday funded drawdown and faster access to profit. TradeDay Quick Pay 50K costs $131 a month with intraday trailing in the evaluation or $175 with end of day, and every Quick Pay funded account trails intraday on gross profit. My Funded Futures Rapid 50K costs $209 and switches to an intraday limit once funded, following the equity high including open profit until it locks at $100. For traders who want end of day drawdown from start to finish, Fast Pass and Rapid EOD are the relevant plans.

News, holding and automation

News rules are restrictive at both firms once funded. TradeDay does not allow trading of Tier 1 releases such as FOMC, US CPI, the employment report, EIA inventories and crop reports, liquidating positions two minutes before and reopening trading two minutes after. My Funded Futures allows Tier 1 news trading in evaluations and on Builder funded accounts, but not on Rapid, Rapid EOD or Pro funded accounts. The news trading rules guide compares firm policies.

Neither firm allows holding through the close. TradeDay liquidates positions 10 minutes before the daily close, and My Funded Futures closes open positions automatically at 4:10 pm ET. Position limits on 50K are five minis or 50 micros in the TradeDay evaluation, with funded Fast Pass accounts starting at two contracts and adding one for each $2,000 of end of day profit, and three minis or 30 micros on Rapid EOD.

Both firms allow automation with conditions. TradeDay permits systems the trader built, run on NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, Jigsaw or Quantower, up to 200 trades a day, and bans third party bots and direct API connections. My Funded Futures allows automated strategies that do not aim to exploit simulated fills, bans high frequency trading and permits copy trading across a trader’s own accounts through tools such as Tradesyncer.

Pricing, resets and activation fees

TradeDay bills monthly with no activation fee, and the subscription is cancelled on the day the trader is funded. Fast Pass 50K costs $189 a month, and resets cost the same as the discounted monthly price. At the time of review the site showed 55% off. Funded Sim accounts carry no data fee, while Funded Live traders pay CME professional data of $156 a month per exchange plus a $2 Tradovate card fee.

My Funded Futures charges once, with no activation fee and no renewals: $209 for Rapid or Rapid EOD 50K, $153 for Builder 50K and $265 for Pro 50K. At the time of review the site showed 40% off with a code and 50% off a first evaluation for new traders. Reset prices and market data fees were not published on the pages reviewed. At list price a second month of Fast Pass takes the TradeDay cost above the Rapid EOD fee.

Payouts

Fast Pass pays 80/20 from the first payout and 90/10 on Funded Live. Each cycle needs five profitable days of at least $150 on 50K and net profit since the previous request, and each request is limited to half the balance and $1,500 for accounts opened from 26 July 2026. The minimum is $250, paid through Riseworks by bank wire, free for US banks and $15 internationally, or by crypto.

Rapid EOD pays 90/10. Once profit clears the $2,100 buffer, traders can request from $500 daily, with each later request unlocked by $500 of net profit since the last payout and no stated cap per request. Up to three Rapid EOD funded accounts can run at once. My Funded Futures says most payouts are approved automatically, with manual reviews taking 6 to 12 business hours, and pays through Riseworks or by Plaid ACH for US traders.

The fast access plans differ more. TradeDay Quick Pay allows a request from any positive balance with no buffer, at 50/50 while account profit is below $4,000 and 80/20 above it, and pauses the account for a live review at $10,000 gross profit, with profit above that level forfeited. My Funded Futures Rapid pays 90/10 daily once the $2,100 buffer is cleared and moves to live after $10,000 net profit in a single trading day or a risk team review. The payout calculator shows how these terms change take home pay.

Both firms publish results. TradeDay reports a 36% evaluation pass rate for January to June 2026. My Funded Futures reports that 19.97% of evaluation participants completed the objectives and that 39.2% of traders who reached the simulated funded stage earned at least one payout.

Platforms and markets

TradeDay offers Tradovate and NinjaTrader through CQG, with a free NinjaTrader licence, TradingView and Jigsaw with the trader’s own licence, and Rithmic platforms including R Trader Pro, Quantower, ATAS, Bookmap, Sierra Chart, MotiveWave and WealthCharts. Markets cover CME Group equity index, FX, metals, energy and agricultural futures.

My Funded Futures supports Tradovate, NinjaTrader, TradingView, Quantower, Volumetrica, DeepChart and ATAS, and trades standardised futures on CME, CBOT, NYMEX and COMEX in a simulated environment. Both firms restrict South Africa, Romania and the Philippines among many others.

Who should choose each firm

Choose TradeDay if

• You trade on Sierra Chart, Bookmap, MotiveWave or another Rithmic platform.
• You expect to pass within a month and prefer paying monthly.
• You want access to profit from the first funded day on Quick Pay and accept a 50% split at first.

Choose My Funded Futures if

• You want a single fee and a 90/10 split from the first payout.
• You want daily payout requests with no stated cap on Rapid EOD.
• You trade news in the evaluation or on a Builder funded account.

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