Apex Trader Funding vs My Funded Futures: which prop firm is better?

Cost: Apex vs My Funded Futures

Both firms sell one-time evaluations and both publish their own codes. The difference is the activation fee: Apex charges one when you pass (unless you buy a more expensive No Activation Fee evaluation), and My Funded Futures charges none. Apex's help center points traders to SAVENOW, which took 90% off evaluations on October 25, 2026; MFFU's homepage advertised CLUB for 40% off any plan.

With current codes, Apex Intraday and MFFU Rapid cost almost exactly the same for a first-time pass. Retries are cheaper at Apex while the coupon runs ($24.90 for a new evaluation), but every Apex evaluation expires after 30 days with no resets. At list prices MFFU is much cheaper. Codes change, so check the price at checkout.

Rules and drawdown

Apex lets you pass in one day. MFFU Rapid needs two days with a 50% consistency rule, but MFFU's Builder plan can be passed in one day with no evaluation consistency rule.

The funded drawdown works differently. At Apex, the Performance Account keeps the drawdown type you chose (end-of-day or intraday). At MFFU, Rapid switches to an intraday trailing drawdown once funded, while Rapid EOD, Builder and Pro keep an end-of-day drawdown. See our trailing drawdown guide.

Payouts: Apex vs My Funded Futures

Apex keeps nothing from approved payouts, but a 50K EOD account pays at most $13,000 ($14,500 on Intraday) over six capped payouts before it closes, and you can run up to 20 accounts. MFFU Rapid pays 90% daily with no consistency rule once you have built the buffer, and says most requests are approved automatically.

Platforms and trading rules

Apex supports NinjaTrader, Tradovate and WealthCharts. My Funded Futures supports NinjaTrader, Tradovate, TradingView, Quantower, ATAS, Volumetrica, DeepCharts and Hyperprop.

• News: Apex allows news with your normal strategy but bans gambling on releases. MFFU funded accounts must be flat from 2 minutes before to 2 minutes after tier 1 releases.
• Overnight positions: neither allows them. Close by 4:59 PM ET at Apex; MFFU closes positions at 4:10 PM ET.
• Copy trading: MFFU allows it on all account types; Apex allows copying across your own accounts only.
• Inactivity: Apex needs two days of $50+ profit in every 30 days on each funded account; MFFU can close a one-time payment account after 7 days without a trade.

Trust and track record

Apex Trader Funding was founded in 2021 in Austin, Texas, and reports more than $692 million paid to traders since 2022. My Funded Futures says it has paid more than $250 million to traders; we could not verify its founding year from official sources.

Both publish detailed public help centers, which we used for this comparison.

Bottom line

Pick Apex Trader Funding if you pass in one day, want 100% of approved payouts, a drawdown type that stays the same once funded and up to 20 accounts. Pick My Funded Futures if you want no activation fee, daily payouts at 90/10 with no funded consistency rule and a wider choice of platforms. For every rule in detail, read our full Apex Trader Funding review and My Funded Futures review.