Apex Trader Funding and MyFundedFutures (MFFU) both target active futures day traders with low-cost evaluations, and both use a $3,000 target with $2,000 of drawdown on 50K. Apex wins on split; MFFU wins on payout speed. The details of the funded drawdown decide which one fits.
At a glance: 50K accounts
| Apex 50K (Apex 4.0) | MyFundedFutures Rapid 50K | |
|---|---|---|
| Profit target | $3,000 | $3,000 |
| Maximum loss | $2,000, EOD or intraday trailing | $2,000 |
| Funded drawdown | Same type you chose | Intraday trailing; locks at start + $100 |
| Daily loss limit | $1,000 on EOD accounts; none on intraday | None |
| Minimum days | None | 2 |
| Time limit | 30 calendar days | See firm’s site |
| Consistency | None in evaluation; 50% at payout | 50% in evaluation; none once funded |
| Profit split | 100% of approved payouts | 90% |
| Payouts | Up to weekly; max 6 per account | Daily; $500 minimum |
| Pricing | Evaluation + activation fee | One-time evaluation fee |
Figures from each firm’s published rules, checked November 1, 2026. Full details: Apex review and MyFundedFutures review.
Funded drawdown
At Apex, the drawdown type you choose at checkout — end-of-day or intraday — carries into the funded account. At MFFU, Rapid funded accounts always trail intraday until the floor reaches your starting balance plus $100. If you hold winners through pullbacks, an Apex EOD account is the more forgiving funded account.
Consistency: when it applies
The two firms put the 50% consistency rule at opposite ends. MFFU applies it during the evaluation — no single day can be more than half your profit — and drops it once funded. Apex has no consistency rule in the evaluation but applies it every time you request a payout.
Payouts
MFFU Rapid pays daily at 90/10 once you have $500 to withdraw. Apex pays 100% of approved payouts up to weekly, each needing five qualifying days, and closes the account after six payouts. For frequent small withdrawals, MFFU is faster; for keeping the whole of each payout, Apex pays more.
Cost
MFFU charges a one-time evaluation fee with resets sold separately. Apex’s evaluation is cheaper at list price and often discounted, but an activation fee follows when you pass. Add both fees together before comparing.
Which should you choose?
Choose Apex if you want 100% of approved payouts, an end-of-day option on the funded account and no minimum days.
Choose MyFundedFutures if you want daily payouts, no daily loss limit and a single upfront fee, and you are comfortable with intraday trailing once funded.
Model both in the prop firm challenge simulator, size trades with the futures calculator, and compare the wider field in Topstep vs Apex and best prop firms for futures.
Frequently asked questions
Which pays faster, Apex or MyFundedFutures?
MyFundedFutures Rapid accounts pay daily with a $500 minimum. Apex pays up to weekly and requires five qualifying trading days per request.
Which has a better profit split, Apex or MyFundedFutures?
Apex pays 100% of approved payouts, capped at six payouts per account. MyFundedFutures Rapid pays 90% and pays daily, so the better deal depends on how often you want to withdraw.
Does MyFundedFutures have a monthly fee?
Evaluations bought from late August 2026 onward are one-time purchases, according to the firm's published billing terms. Apex charges an evaluation fee and an activation fee after you pass.