My Funded Futures, on its own published terms
My Funded Futures publishes its split and its payout cadence in the same sentence, which is the useful way to read it: a share of profits matters less than how often you can actually take it out. Its how-it-works page states that you earn up to a 90/10 profit split on real trading gains, paid daily, while following the rules specific to your plan. That last clause is doing real work and is worth following up on the firm's own plan pages.
What this firm publishes
| Term | Figure | The firm's own words | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Profit split the firm publishes | 90 | "Earn up to a 90/10 profit split on real trading gains, paid daily" | My Funded Futures how-it-works page checked September 2026 |
Rules this firm publishes
The rule classes below are carried only where this firm's own page evidences them, and each class needs three firms before it becomes a page of its own.
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Paid daily, on plan-specific rules
The quoted line is "Earn up to a 90/10 profit split on real trading gains, paid daily". Daily payouts are one of the terms this market has competed on hardest, and My Funded Futures is one of three firms in this index that publishes them. The phrase "up to" and the clause about rules specific to your plan both matter: the split and the cadence attach to a particular plan rather than to the firm as a whole, so the plan you buy is the thing that carries the term, not the headline.
The target sits inside the drawdown, not beside it
The same page describes passing an evaluation as hitting your profit target within the drawdown limits over a minimum number of trading days. That framing is the right one for any firm in this index: a profit target on its own says almost nothing about difficulty, because a modest target inside a tight trailing drawdown is harder than a larger target inside a loose end-of-day one. Compare the pair, never the target alone, and read the firm's own rules page for which drawdown shape each plan carries.
What is not quoted here
This page carries the terms My Funded Futures publishes on the page linked below. Its plan prices, account sizes and reset costs are on its own plans page and are not quoted here, because this site only publishes figures it can fetch and match word for word, and pricing in this market changes with promotions often enough that a quoted price without a live re-check would mislead. Read the firm's plans page for what an account costs today.