A subscription becomes a single payment, with a catch.
MyFundedFutures has launched Rapid EOD, a new version of its Rapid evaluation that trades a monthly subscription for a one-time fee and keeps an end-of-day drawdown model even after a trader is funded, something the standard Rapid plan switches away from. In exchange, Rapid EOD carries fewer contracts, more minimum trading days, and a stricter evaluation consistency requirement.
The firm confirmed the launch directly on its own official X account, including a detailed side-by-side comparison against its standard Rapid plan. One specific figure in that comparison graphic doesn't match what multiple independent reviews reported, worth flagging directly rather than picking a side.
MyFundedFutures announced Rapid EOD on 5 August 2026: end-of-day drawdown during both the evaluation and the simulated-funded stage, a 90/10 profit split, daily payouts up to $10,000 per day, no daily loss limit, and a one-time fee with no subscription and no activation charge. The firm's own marketing framed the differentiation plainly: EOD drawdown exists elsewhere, daily payouts exist elsewhere, a 90/10 split exists elsewhere, but combining all of it into one plan for a single payment was new. A 20% discount code, EOD, was included with unlimited uses.
The firm also published a direct comparison graphic showing Rapid, Rapid EOD, and a generic competitor side by side at the 50K size: Rapid passes in 2 days versus Rapid EOD's 4, both carry a 90% profit split and $0 activation fee against a competitor's 80% split and $130 activation fee, both offer daily payouts with instant or sub-second automated approval, and both show no daily loss limit and no funded-stage consistency rule. The one meaningful difference the graphic highlights is drawdown type once funded: Rapid switches to intraday, Rapid EOD stays end-of-day.
Comparing a firm's own materials against independent coverage before choosing a plan is worth doing anywhere. Apex Trader Funding is another established futures firm worth comparing on documented terms, currently running a discount on evaluation fees.
What is confirmed.
The core structure is confirmed directly by MyFundedFutures across two official posts: the launch announcement and the plan comparison graphic. Independent coverage, including Finance Magnates and several detailed review sites, adds consistent detail on the evaluation stage specifically: a 30% consistency rule (versus standard Rapid's 50%), a four-day minimum (versus Rapid's two), and a reduced contract allowance of 3 minis or 30 micros (versus Rapid's 5 minis or 50 micros). Traders can run up to three Rapid EOD simulated-funded accounts at once.
| Term | Rapid (50K) | Rapid EOD (50K) |
|---|---|---|
| Fee structure | Monthly subscription | One-time |
| Drawdown once funded | Intraday | End of day |
| Profit split | 90/10 | 90/10 |
| Days to pass | 2 | 4 (minimum) |
| Contracts | 5 minis / 50 micros | 3 minis / 30 micros |
| Evaluation consistency | 50% | 30% (stricter) |
| Daily loss limit | None | None |
| Activation fee | $0 | $0 |
What remains uncertain.
MyFundedFutures' own comparison graphic states a $5,000 profit target for both Rapid and Rapid EOD at the 50K size. Multiple independent sources, including Finance Magnates' original report and several detailed review guides, consistently state a $3,000 profit target for Rapid EOD specifically.
We could not resolve this discrepancy. It's possible the graphic reflects a different measurement, or that terms were adjusted between the initial launch and when independent reviewers checked the live plan page, but we would not want to state either figure as settled without the firm clarifying directly. If you're evaluating this plan, confirm the current profit target on MyFundedFutures' own checkout page before purchasing.
Why this matters.
The core tradeoff is genuinely useful for traders to understand precisely: Rapid EOD removes the pressure of an intraday drawdown once funded, a trailing limit that can tighten permanently on a single bad intraday swing even if the account closes the day flat, in exchange for a materially stricter evaluation. The consistency rule specifically deserves care in how it's read: a lower percentage is the harder requirement, since it means no single day can represent more than that share of total evaluation profit, so a trader who front-loads one exceptional day will need to generate proportionally more total profit to qualify, not less.
What happens next.
We will update this piece if MyFundedFutures clarifies the profit target discrepancy, or if the firm sets or removes the plan's "limited-time" status with a stated end date.
If you're comparing futures firms on documented, verifiable terms before choosing one, our full Apex Trader Funding review breaks down rules, payouts, and platform support in one place.
Questions, answered.
Sources
- MyFundedFutures, official launch announcement, @MyFundedFutures on X, August 5, 2026.
- MyFundedFutures, official plan comparison graphic, @MyFundedFutures on X, August 5, 2026.
- Finance Magnates, MyFundedFutures Trades Intraday Drawdown for a 30% Consistency Rule, financemagnates.com, August 2026.
- El Trader Financiado, My Funded Futures launches Rapid EOD 50K: one-time fee and EOD drawdown in the funded stage too, August 5, 2026, verified against MyFundedFutures' official website.
- ProptradingVibes, MyFundedFutures Rapid EOD Guide (2026), accessed August 2026.
