Funded Futures Family, on its own published terms
Funded Futures Family publishes its split in unusually flat language, and it is one of two firms in this index that also publishes an instant funding route beside its evaluations. Both quotations below were fetched from its own pages and matched word for word on the date shown. It is also one of the few firms here that publishes a running payout total rather than only a headline share.
What this firm publishes
| Term | Figure | The firm's own words | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Profit split the firm publishes | 90 | "You keep 90% of every payout you receive." | Funded Futures Family FAQ checked September 2026 |
Rules this firm publishes
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Ninety percent of every payout
The FAQ states "You keep 90% of every payout you receive." The phrasing is worth noting because it is unconditional in a market where the same figure is usually qualified by "up to" and attached to a specific plan. That does not make it a better deal on its own, since the split is 90% almost everywhere in this index and the drawdown rule is what decides whether there is a payout to take a share of, but a term stated without a hedge is easier to hold a firm to.
Instant funding beside the evaluation
The firm publishes a page comparing evaluation against instant funding, which puts it alongside Tradeify as one of two firms in this index offering both routes. Instant funding removes the profit target at the front of the process and usually costs more up front; it does not remove the loss limit that governs the funded account afterwards. If you are weighing the two, the question is what the same money buys as evaluation attempts at a firm whose drawdown rule suits how you trade.
What is not quoted here
The drawdown rule, the account sizes and the current prices are not quoted on this page, because they were not among the lines this site could fetch and match word for word on the date shown. The firm publishes a rules and payouts FAQ that carries them, linked below. As everywhere on this site, an empty cell means only that a figure could not be verified against the live page, never that the firm does not publish one.