MFF Rapid EOD vs Rapid: what changes once you are funded
A real comparison of My Funded Futures' Rapid EOD and Rapid. Since 25 August 2026 both cost the same and are paid once, so the choice comes down to one thing: which drawdown you want in the funded account.
It's the question that comes up most: do I take the classic Rapid or the Rapid EOD?. Until 25 August 2026 the answer depended a lot on your wallet, because one was billed monthly and the other once. That day My Funded Futures scrapped monthly subscriptions and both became one-time payments at the same price: $209 on the 50K, a $3,000 target and $2,000 max loss on both.
With money out of the equation, the choice comes down to one thing — and it was the important one all along: which drawdown you want once you're funded.
Both plans in one sentence
The Rapid is MFF's flagship plan: 2 minimum days of evaluation, 5 minis and daily payouts as soon as you're funded. Its weak spot has always been the same one — once you move to funded, the drawdown turns intraday.
The Rapid EOD is MFF's answer to that complaint: same price, same target, same max loss and same 90/10 split, but the drawdown stays end-of-day in both phases. It only exists at $50,000 and is sold as a limited-time plan.
The table that settles 90% of the doubts
| Parameter (50K account) | Rapid | Rapid EOD |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $209 one-time | $209 one-time |
| Access | 365 days | 365 days |
| Profit target | $3,000 | $3,000 |
| Max loss (MLL) | $2,000 | $2,000 |
| Drawdown in evaluation | EOD | EOD |
| Drawdown in funded | Intraday | EOD |
| Daily loss limit (DLL) | None | None |
| Minimum trading days | 2 | 4 |
| Consistency in evaluation | 50% | 30% |
| Consistency in funded | None | None |
| Contracts | 5 minis / 50 micros | 3 minis / 30 micros |
| Funded accounts | Up to 5 with 25K/50K sizes | 3 |
| Activation fee | $0 | $0 |
| Buffer before 1st payout | $2,100 | $2,100 |
| Minimum withdrawal | $500 | $500 |
| Payout frequency | Daily | Daily |
| Split | 90/10 | 90/10 |
| Sizes available | 25K, 50K, 100K, 150K | 50K only |
| Inactivity | 7 days | 7 days |
| Tier 1 news | Yes in evaluation, no in funded | Yes in evaluation, no in funded |
One nuance in the accounts row that almost nobody explains: MFF's funded-account limit is global, not per plan. You can hold up to 5 sim funded accounts at once as long as they are all 25K or 50K; the moment a single one is 100K or 150K, the cap drops to 3 counting all the others, whatever plan they belong to. The Rapid EOD, on top of that, sets its own maximum at 3.
What changed on 25 August 2026
Until that date the Rapid was a subscription that renewed every 30 days until you passed or cancelled, and the Rapid EOD was the only one of the two paid once. That asymmetry was the central argument of this comparison: whoever took longer to pass stacked up monthly payments on one plan and not on the other.
MFF scrapped the subscriptions, and now both are a single charge with 365 days of access. What that means in practice:
- Taking longer no longer punishes you on either plan. Pass in a week or in four months, you pay the same.
- There is nothing to cancel when you move to funded, and no billing date to watch.
- The only charge that can repeat is the reset, exactly the same on both plans.
- If you still have an old subscription running, MFF does not convert it for you: it keeps billing until you cancel it yourself in Billing → Manage Subscription. That is the only case where the price difference still exists, and it works against you.
The reset costs $209 list on both plans, with the same discount as the evaluation. Before, on the Rapid, that spend was added to a monthly clock that kept running; now it is simply one more purchase.
The funded drawdown: this is where the real difference is
Both plans evaluate with end-of-day drawdown. The fork comes when you get funded.
With intraday trailing (the Rapid), your loss limit chases your equity high tick by tick. A 50K account with the MLL at $48,000: if mid-session you are +$800 and then give it all back and close flat, your MLL has already risen to $48,800. You end the day exactly where you started it, but with $800 less room. Forever.
With EOD (the Rapid EOD), the limit is only recalculated on the closing balance. You close flat, the MLL stays at $48,000. Intraday spikes charge you no toll.
That is the difference between trading while watching the chart and trading while watching the drawdown. If you want the full mechanism of each limit type, it is laid out in the drawdown guide: trailing, EOD and static.
What EOD takes away from you
It is not a better Rapid across the board. Now that the price is identical, everything you pay for the EOD drawdown you pay in flexibility:
Consistency deserves a stop, because it sounds like an improvement and it is exactly the opposite: the lower the number, the stricter the filter. No single day can contribute more than that percentage of your total profit.
- With the Rapid's 50%, your best day cannot go over $1,500 on a $3,000 target. That is why the minimum is 2 days.
- With the Rapid EOD's 30%, the daily cap drops to $900. With a $3,000 target, the arithmetic forces you into at least 4 sessions.
Each plan's minimum days are not arbitrary: they come out of dividing the target by the daily cap that consistency imposes. If you want the detail of how this rule is calculated at each firm, it is in the consistency rule in prop firms.
The path to the first payout is identical (with one nuance)
The first payout is available 24 hours after your first trade in the funded account, provided you have covered the buffer and the minimum. From there comes the only asymmetry in the process: the Rapid EOD's official sheet requires $500 of net profit since the previous payout to unlock the next one, and the classic Rapid's does not carry that condition.
Which one suits you?
Go for the classic Rapid if you want 5 minis to scale on the good entries, you need a size other than 50K, you plan to run more than three funded accounts at once, or you close the day roughly where you were during the session (short scalping, little time in the market).
Go for the Rapid EOD if your trading copes badly with an intraday trailing: long swings, half-sessions in the red, holding a trade that goes against you before it turns around. The more your equity moves within the day, the more intraday costs you and the more the EOD justifies its cuts.
Take neither if you are after a plan with no minimum days and no consistency, or if 50K is too small for you and what you wanted was the EOD: that plan, as of today, does not exist in other sizes.
Today's price and where to buy it
Both start from $209 list on the 50K, as a one-time payment. With the ETFPROMO code there is 50% off your first 4 purchases and an unlimited 40% from the fifth onwards:
- Rapid 50K: $104.50 with the 50%.
- Rapid EOD 50K: $104.50 with the 50%.
- The reset carries the same percentage and burns one of the four uses.
One honest caveat, which we have made before with this same firm: right now that 50% is also open on MFF's own site with no code needed, so ETFPROMO matches the house offer rather than beating it. The number worth doing your maths with over the medium term is the 40%, which is the permanent floor.
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If what you are after is the full picture of the firm — payout history, platforms, the rules of the other plans and our rating — it is in the My Funded Futures review.
Frequently asked questions about the Rapid EOD and the Rapid
Are the Rapid and the Rapid EOD really paid only once?
Yes, both, since 25 August 2026. Each one is a single charge of $209 list that gives you 365 days of access to the evaluation. There is no monthly renewal and no activation fee when moving to funded. The only charge that can repeat is the reset, if you decide to restart the account after blowing it.
What happens if I do not pass the evaluation within 365 days?
Access expires. A one-time payment is not unlimited access: it is one year of life for that evaluation account. It is a very generous window — the vast majority of evaluations are settled long before — but it is worth knowing. Resets do not extend the account's expiry date.
I have an old Rapid subscription — will it be converted?
No. MFF honours the price and conditions of subscriptions that were already running, but they are still subscriptions: they renew until you cancel them yourself. Go to Billing → Manage Subscription and check. To move to the one-time model you have to cancel and buy again. MFF does not refund payments already taken and asks you to cancel at least 3 business days before the next cycle.
Why is 30% consistency worse than 50%?
Because the percentage is a ceiling, not a floor: it sets how much your best day can contribute to the evaluation's total profit. With the Rapid's 50% you can make $1,500 of the $3,000 in a single day; with the Rapid EOD's 30%, that day cannot go over $900, so you have to spread the target across more sessions. In both cases the rule only applies in evaluation: there is no consistency in the funded account.
How much profit do I need for my first payout?
$2,600. The $2,100 buffer has to be covered and is not withdrawn — it stays inside the account — and the minimum per request is $500. From there you can request a payout daily, collecting 90%. On the Rapid EOD, every later payout also needs $500 of net profit since the previous one.
Is there a Rapid EOD at 100K or 150K?
No. As of today it only exists at $50,000. If you need 25K, 100K or 150K, your option within the Rapid family is the classic plan, which does cover all four sizes.
Can I reset the Rapid EOD?
Yes, at the same price as the Rapid: $209 list, with the same discount as the evaluation. The reset returns the account to its starting balance and wipes the progress you had built, but it does not extend the 365 days of access.
So which one is cheaper?
Neither: they cost exactly the same, list and discounted, and neither gets more expensive if you take longer. That is why the decision is no longer about price. If your trading suffers with the intraday trailing in the funded account, the Rapid EOD; if you prefer 5 minis, 2 minimum days and being able to choose your size, the classic Rapid.
About the author
Leo is the founder of ElTraderFinanciado and an active trader since 2019. He started in forex and specialised in futures (ES, NQ, GC, CL). He has traded at multiple prop firms, blown more than 300 evaluation accounts and collected documented payouts, including several at My Funded Futures. See full profile →
Last updated: 25 August 2026. Data verified against My Funded Futures' official help center and El Trader Financiado's database. Prices and discounts change: always confirm the current offer at discounts.
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