A $3,763 Payout Request and a Locked Account: What @Kenny_Notes Posted
On a Saturday post dated February 7, the X account @Kenny_Notes described a $3,763 payout request tied to a Topstep account, followed by a lockout the trader attributes to a hedging rule. MyFundedFutures was among the firms tagged.
The post on X states the trader completed five winning days, requested a payout of $3,763, and waited roughly six days for processing. After a second set of five winning days, the trader writes, the account was locked at the moment a further payout would have become eligible, with hedging cited as the reason. The complaint is directed at Topstep, with MyFundedFutures and several other firms and commentators tagged in the same message.
The proof here is narrow and worth stating precisely. The post documents a trader's account of a payout request and a subsequent lockout at a different firm, not a confirmed payout receipt at MyFundedFutures. There is no screenshot of a cleared withdrawal in the post text, no account size disclosed, no instrument identified, and no strategy described. What the post does establish is the public, dated existence of the trader's claim and the fact that MyFundedFutures was tagged alongside the firm in dispute.
“Ended up not receiving a single dollar from that account. Just trying to get paid for what I earned.”— @Kenny_Notes on X
For context on where MyFundedFutures sits in the broader landscape, the firm reports a profit split that ranges from 80/20 to 90/10 depending on plan, with the 90/10 tier tied to its Rapid product. The firm also reports plan-dependent payout caps, with Core capped at $5,000 per cycle and Pro at $100,000 cumulative, which would frame how a $3,763 request would be handled inside its own structure rather than the one described in the post.
Readers should treat this entry as a public signal rather than a verified MyFundedFutures payout. The dollar figure and the timeline belong to the trader's own account of activity at a competing firm. We are logging it because the trader chose to tag MyFundedFutures in a payout dispute, which is itself a data point about how funded traders publicly route grievances and which firms they consider peers in the same category.