Apex Trader Funding vs MyFundedFutures
Apex Trader Funding
MyFundedFutures
Computed verdict
There isn't a current verified offer on both firms, so we don't call a cost winner. On the overall score, Apex Trader Funding comes out ahead (78 vs 69).
The verdict is computed from verified data and recomputes when the data changes. It is not an opinion and no commercial arrangement alters it. Methodology
Rule by rule
Trailing drawdown of $1,000–$4,000 by size (EOD or intraday line) that locks at starting balance + $100 in the PA, with unrealized P&L counting toward a breach even on the EOD line.
Trailing drawdown of $1,000–$4,500 by plan and size — EOD on Rapid Eval, Builder and Pro, and intraday from the equity peak on Rapid Sim Funded — locking at starting balance + $100.
Soft daily limit of $500–$2,000 by size that pauses your session without failing the account; intraday evaluations have no daily loss limit at all.
No daily loss limit on Rapid, Pro, or Builder 25k; only the Builder 50k has a $1,000 soft-pause limit that halts trading without failing the account.
No consistency rule in the evaluation; in the PA no single day may account for 50% or more of total profit since your last approved payout, checked when you request one.
A soft 50% rule applies in the Rapid, Flex and Pro evaluations (no single day may exceed half of total profits; the Pro one-day-pass variant has none) and to Builder Sim Funded payout eligibility; Rapid Sim Funded has no consistency rule. Whether the Builder evaluation itself has one is contested between MFF's own pages: the consistency article does not name Builder, and the Builder guides say "evaluation consistency: None". Until MFF settles it, trade a Builder evaluation as if the 50% cap applied.
50K: $3,000 profit target against a $2,500 drawdown, no minimum days.
50K Rapid and Pro: $3,000 target, 2-day minimum. Builder 50K follows a milestone path.
On the Legacy account we rank: payouts from 8 trading days, of which 5 must close with $50 or more of profit, $500 minimum, and 8 trading days between requests. The split is 100% of the first $25,000 paid out per account and 90% of anything after that. The first five payouts are capped by size ($2,500 on the $100,000) and from the sixth the cap disappears. A 30% consistency rule also applies: no single day may account for more than 30% of profit, through the fifth payout. The 4.0 Sim-Funded account is a different product and works differently: a 100% split, 5 qualifying days, and a hard cap of 6 payouts after which the account closes.
Rapid pays 90/10 with payouts requestable every 24 hours, but only after clearing the required buffer (drawdown + $100, e.g. $1,100 on 25K up to $4,600 on 150K), so the first payout is a few days in — not 24h after the first trade. Builder pays in cycles at 80/20; Pro is bi-weekly (14 days) at 80/20.
50K: we publish no verified list price. Apex's checkout sits behind script and login, and our second-hand figures disagree by more than double. Apex's own homepage runs "Any Size Evals up to 90% Off | Use code: SAVENOW". A one-time PA activation fee exists and falls due within 7 calendar days of passing, and promo codes do not apply to it; we hold no verified amount for it. There are no reset fees: "If an Evaluation fails, the only way to continue is by purchasing a new one."
50K Rapid (most common plan): one-time purchase, $209 list or $105 with code CLUB (50%), no activation fee.