Funded Futures Family

• Elite Evaluation (1-Day Pass; intraday trailing drawdown model)
• Premiere Evaluation (1-Day Pass; end-of-day drawdown model)
• Classic Evaluation (2-Day Pass; end-of-day drawdown model with evaluation consistency requirement)
• Straight To Funded (S2F) accounts (bypass evaluation; end-of-day drawdown mode, 25% consistency)
• Evaluation to Live (E2L) pathway (evaluation → simulated funded → potential live account, subject to eligibility)
• Velocity plan (fast-track offering; parameters published in FFF plan pages/help center)

Scaling Plan

FFF publishes a contract-based scaling plan that adjusts maximum position sizing on funded programs based on account size and end-of-day realized profit.

• $50,000 Funded: $2,000: 5 minis / 50 micros.
• $100,000 Funded: $3,000: 10 / 100.
• $150,000 Funded: $4,500: 15 / 150.

Position-size compliance is monitored; exceeding limits must be corrected quickly or can result in account loss. Scaling applies to simulated funded accounts (and S2F), not evaluation accounts.

Maximum Daily Loss

FFF’s futures programs are designed around a trailing max drawdown and contract-sizing rules rather than a separate daily loss limit.

For S2F accounts, the published Daily Loss Limit is None across $50k, $100k, and $150k account sizes.

Maximum Overall Loss

FFF enforces maximum loss through a trailing max drawdown model whose calculation mode depends on the plan type.

S2F trailing max drawdown (published): $2,000 on $50k; $3,000 on $100k; $4,500 on $150k (drawdown mode: End of Day).

FFF also states that evaluation plans include both End-of-Day drawdown (Premiere/Classic) and intraday trailing drawdown (Elite), so traders should choose the model that best fits their risk style.

Drawdown Model

End-of-Day (EOD) drawdown: drawdown is assessed using end-of-day account values (used in Premiere/Classic evaluations; also shown for S2F account structures).

Intraday trailing drawdown: drawdown trails equity highs intraday (used in Elite evaluations).

Commissions

FFF futures trading takes place through third-party platforms; commissions and exchange/clearing fees are contract- and venue-dependent and are typically shown directly inside the platform/order ticket. FFF does not publish a single universal per-trade commission schedule on its public marketing pages.

FFF publishes a dedicated News Trading Policy in its help center; traders should follow that policy for their specific account type (evaluation, simulated funded, or live).